All Building Design articles in 7 October 2005 – Page 2
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NewsKids give their Stirling verdict
Zoë Blackler asks a panel of 12-to-16-year-olds in Bradford which building should win next weekend
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Opinion
Minding the gap
The RIBA is to be congratulated in asking Bob White — an architect, but better known as former head of construction and project management firm Mace — to chair its Constructive Change panel (News September 30).
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ReviewLucien Freud and me
I like Lucien Freud.He is my hero because he is so brilliant at life drawing and I do a lot of life drawing — something completely flowing like that is so different from working on a building with a computer and very hard lines.
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Opinion
Task force rifts reflect the real world
What should we make of the claims of internal divisions within the Urban Task Force as it prepares to issue its progress report on Prescott and Miliband’s communities plan?
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TechnicalStairs in their eyes
Architect 5th Studio has given a modern twist to the 16th century hanging staircase.
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News
Energy crisis
The revised plans for the biggest brownfield regeneration site in London will not meet the mayor’s stringent requirements on sustainability because the developer believes it is not currently feasible.
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Opinion
HOK corrections
In Concrete Boots, September 16, your piece suggests that HOK Sport does not become involved in less significant projects, which is incorrect.
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Opinion
Vote of confidence
While it is true that my late husband’s archive sustained some damage to its content following an accidental water leak at the RIBA (News September 23), I do not believe this has seriously compromised the quality of the archive as a whole.
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News
Capacity fear sparks schools plan reform
Schools programme to be spread out and architects quizzed on capacity
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NewsCampaign to save Sheffield estate
Urban Splash says £150 million refurbishment will bring ‘love and romance’ back to brutalist Park Hill
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News
Buyers say yes to energy saving homes
Energy saving features are more important to homebuyers than a fitted kitchen, friendly neighbours or a spacious garden, according to a survey by ICM for the Energy Saving Trust.
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Opinion
The future’s bright
The Constructing Excellence report was commissioned from Bob White by the RIBA practice committee as part of its Constructive Change agenda.
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ReviewCreator of the Bond look
Charlie Gates looks at Ken Adam’s influential film production design
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ReviewModel behaviour
A new book on architectural models provides a rich source of fascinating images for a craft that is gaining renewed importance
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Opinion
The wrong battle
After the Association of Consultation Architects (whose income must be a fraction of that extracted from the profession by Arb) took the initiative and brought BT to the table, Richard Coleman tries to convince us (Letters September 30) that “the board are proactive” in tackling abuse of title.
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Opinion
Blot-bashing back
The infamous Carbuncle Award in Scotland has been relaunched after a four-year absence and is still unafraid of controversy.
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NewsAylesbury residents wary of new plans
Long-suffering residents at the Aylesbury council estate in south London have been regaled with five masterplans over the past decade.
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FeaturesPlaying away from home
David Chipperfield has one of the most successful practices in the world. So why, after 20 years, is he still an outsider in his home country?
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