All Building Design articles in 7 March 2008 – Page 3
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News
Massive regeneration for Big City Brum
Urban Initiatives has launched its vision to transform Birmingham city centre in a £10 billion, 800ha regeneration programme.
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News
Mosque consultation begins
A public consultation into plans for the Abbey Mills Mosque in Newham, east London, has begun.
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NewsDemolition of Pimlico School begins
Demolition has begun at Pimlico School, the brutalist landmark in Westminster which has been the centre of a long-running listing battle.
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ReviewNorman Shaw’s line of beauty
Norman Shaw’s masterly drawings can teach modern practice a thing or two, says Gavin Stamp
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NewsBD’s Woodman to curate pavilion
BD’s buildings editor Ellis Woodman (pictured) is to curate this year’s British pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
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NewsBDP’s Victoria Square completed
BDP’s £160 million scheme for Victoria Square, Belfast (pictured) opened to the public on Thursday.
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RMJM bashes Beijing boycotters
RMJM chief executive Peter Morrison has attacked global figures including Steven Spielberg for boycotting the Beijing Olympics.
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TechnicalThe clipper stripped bare
Amanda Birch pays a visit to the Cutty Sark in Greenwich where restoration work is resuming after last year’s fire
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TechnicalHow the Cutty Sark rose from the ashes
When Simon Beames, project architect for Grimshaw’s Cutty Sark renovation, left the firm to start Youmeheshe, his fledgling practice received a boost by keeping the project. But, as he tells Amanda Birch, this became a major headache last May after a fire caused serious damage to the ship
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NewsDSP puts art at school’s heart
DSP Architects has completed an extension to King James’s School at Knaresborough, Yorkshire, which builds over a non-load-bearing flat roof.
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NewsDLA Architecture sets the stage for Leeds University school
DLA Architecture has completed work on its £3.3 million Stage@Leeds building for Leeds University School of Performance & Cultural Industries.
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FeaturesJet-setting with Trehearne Architects
‘We take everyone away for a great weekend in a foreign city’
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NewsMK architects’ department scandal could see it axed
One of the last in-house council architects’ departments in the country is facing closure amid allegations of overspending and incompetence.
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NewsTories want architects to design jails
Architects could be asked to design new jails worth hundreds of millions of pounds under Conservative Party proposals for a radical restructuring of the prison estate.
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ReviewTrying to build bridges: the roles of architect and engineer
The history of the respective roles of architect and engineer, often prone to friction if not outright conflict, is explored in this riveting and entertaining book, writes Tony McIntyre
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Opinion
Apocalypse then
It is interesting to see the profession closing ranks behind the Smithsons’ threatened — or is it doomed? — Robin Hood Gardens, but am I alone in thinking that it is a bit of a monster?
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News
Allies & Morrison wins Olympic media centre bid
Allies & Morrison has beaten Hopkins Architects and its partner Bouygues to land the £400 million media centre project for London’s 2012 Olympic Games.
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Opinion
Balancing act
Boots can’t help but feel a smidgen of sympathy for Robert Torday, ex-PR supremo at Richard Rogers’, who is now defending English Partnerships’ involvement at Robin Hood Gardens.
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OpinionLets talk about...
Sex is not a word one usually associates with the RIBA, but could this be about to change?
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