All Building Design articles in 8 February 2008 – Page 3
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News
Prototype wins RTPI silver cup
A prototype eco-town has won the Royal Town Planning Institute’s Silver Jubilee Cup.
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Opinion
Housing crisis
Rumour has it that the theme of this year’s British pavilion at the architecture biennale is the dreadful quality of our housing.
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Opinion
Style councillor
Hats off this week to deputy leader of Kensington & Chelsea, Daniel Moylan, who celebrated becoming an honorary RIBA fellow.
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Edward Cullinan collects the Royal Gold Medal
NEWS: Cullinan collects the award for life-time achievement COMMENT: Ted Cullinan: humanist for our time, says Julyan Wickham + AUDIO: "He should have won this years ago"
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ReviewA lesson in the classics
The drawings of the 18th century neoclassicists are as fabulous as their buildings.
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OpinionEthics: what can you change?
Those of us who appealed to our fellow architects in Israel not to collude in constructing illegal settlements in the occupied territories were attacked — as you said — for not publicly taking an ethical stance in arguably more unjust situations (Leader January 25).
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NewsWalton leaves Candys for Sabre
Former operations manager at Candy & Candy, Nick Walton, has been appointed general manager of construction at Sabre Developments.
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NewsIt’s a building of two halves at Upton Park’s Green Street
Ingliss Badrashi Loddo Architects has received planning permission for this bold residential and restaurant scheme in Upton Park, east London.
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Prince Charles to build pilot eco-home
NEWS: Prince Charles plans to construct traditionally built eco-home OPINION: The Prince has reignited debate but defining zero-carbon is the key DEBATE: Is Prince Charles' latest blast welcome?
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NewsBSF reforms too modest, say critics
Proposals to reform the design process behind the £45 billion Building Schools for the Future programme do not go far enough, critics have warned.
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OpinionJust stop stating the bleeding obvious
Clichés, Saul? Tell me about it. I’m literally sick of them.
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NewsBlears lets Riverside scheme go
The Government Office of the South West has confirmed that communities secretary Hazel Blears will not call in Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ controversial Bath Western Riverside scheme.
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OpinionDo you welcome Prince Charles’s latest blast?
It’s good to see the prince embracing sustainbility, says Rab Bennetts; while Michael Manser laments that Charles still doesn’t understand how architects work
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OpinionOnce bitten...
We note with interest your Archive story (February 1) relating to our design for a lion’s cage.
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News
Industry needs better technology
Research by the BRE and National House Building Council has highlighted the need to develop better carbon-saving technology within the housing industry.
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Opinion
It’s a belly flop...
From the way the ODA organised the Aquatics Centre project, there was a terrible inevitability about the dire final design (News February 1).
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NewsEH defends grant ban on cathedral
English Heritage chief executive Simon Thurley has issued a robust defence of the quango’s grant-making process after it was criticised by the dean of Salisbury Cathedral.
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