All Building Design articles in 9 June 2006 – Page 3
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NewsPressure on BBC over move north
The BBC is coming under increasing pressure to confirm its intention to move thousands of jobs north. Schemes by Ian Simpson and the Fairhurst Design Group in Manchester and Salford respectively have been shortlisted as the broadcaster's new headquarters, but fears are growing that it may stay in London to ...
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Opinion
Relax and take your eye off the ball
Harlow is an unlikely place to kick start a housing revolution. One of London's eight post-war new towns, it boasts Britain's first pedestrian precinct and its first tower block too, but its days for experimentation seem over.
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Opinion
Don't play around
Will the Architecture Foundation's answer to the question "What would the capital look like if planning restrictions were removed?" (News June 2) include any assessment of the effect on air quality, water demand, sewage treatment and CO² emissions?
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Opinion
London games need landscape architects
Hosting the 2012 Olympics is an opportunity for Britain to shine on a global stage, not just as a sporting nation but as a nation of place-makers. We could win gold for track or water based events. We could also create a place with meaning for our crowded 21st century ...
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TechnicalNothing wrong with a breath of fresh air
Supply air windows are an established idea, but Part L's air-tightness requirements could mean their time has come.
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NewsRoyal Academy show is delirious hodgepodgery
What virtues the Royal Academy summer show can claim have never included much in the way of a cohesion of vision. It is a ragbag and contentendly so. That said, year on year the rest of the exhibition is made to look positively monotonous by the delirious hodgepodgery of the ...
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MultimediaOpen House Contemporary Episode 2
Chris Wilkinson speaking about his schools for the future design at the Arup Auditorium in Bristol on Wednesday June 7.
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FeaturesAhead of schedule - thanks to a team effort
It feels like it's been a week of achievement. We completed the trial fit of the first column on Saturday and Charles [Walker, unit tutor] threatened to smoke his coveted cigar. Saturday was a day to celebrate anyway, as it was Naiara's 20th birthday. We'd been slaving away so ...
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NewsTwelve practices to compete in Cool Wall debate
A dozen lucky practices have been chosen to compete in the BD/100% Detail Cool Wall contest during the London biennale
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