All Building Design articles in Archive Titles – Page 20
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Collaboration
What’s this, a cover with no architectural image, however tangential? Just a mass of names? OK, so you’ll know a few of them. But who’s everyone else?
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Digital cards
Take a trip to RIBAJ online – that’s www.ribajournal.com – and you’ll find a useful innovation.
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Building Jerusalem
Your July issue recommends a recent book by Eyal Weizman which ‘blasts away’ at Israeli architects, accusing them of complicity in the politics of their country.
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Archive TitlesBrief encounter
Ben Langlands and Nikki Bell, shortlisted for the Turner Prize 2004 for their virtual art piece The House of Osama bin Laden, have been busy developing Superactive i2i, a 3D version of Somerset House.
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Best of enemies
When architects and exhibition designers work together it’s not so much collaboration as turf war
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Archive TitlesTubular bells
The Singing Ringing Tree lookout in East Lancashire, designed by Tonkin Liu, would still be a paper project if it weren’t for the commitment of a multidisciplinary group of enthusiasts. Photographs: Claire Curtice
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Archive TitlesAll together now
Full project integration is within your grasp. Nick Terry explains how buildingSMART enables effective collaboration throughout the construction life cycle.
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Archive TitlesOutstanding account
In 1959, the scientist-cum-novelist C P Snow famously postulated that society was enervated by the rigid separation of two cultures – the humanities and science.
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Archive TitlesTransition zone
Peter Barber Architects’ extension to a hostel in south London is a permanent solution to the problem of temporary housing – and a means to change lives. Photographs: Morley von Sternberg
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Archive TitlesSuddenly this summer
While architects theorise about instant cities, Glastonbury festival founder Michael Eavis just gets on and does it, year after year. Eat your heart out, Archigram. Photographs: Steve Speller
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Archive TitlesWe recommend...
Exit to Tomorrow: World’s Fair Architecture, Design, Fashion 1933-2005. Andrew Garn, Universe, £23
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Archive TitlesPrice revealed
At last, a book that tells us about Cedric Price the man. And it’s a ripping yarn, says Will Alsop
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Archive TitlesTechno palace
Asia’s first Expo, held in Osaka in 1970, was a paean to technological innovation with an orgiastic riot of pavilions assailing visitors visually and aurally.
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Archive TitlesLetter from... the Urban Oasis
For a travelling temporary structure, anywhere it hangs its hat is its home. Laurie Chetwood updates us on the peripatetic life of his power-generating, rain-harvesting kinetic sustainability totem.
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Archive TitlesKings of the road
ESS supplies structures to rock stars and Urban Salon is fascinated by temporary architecture. When they collaborate, it’s quite a double act.
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Innovation in a hurry
I was studying architecture at Regent Street Polytechnic in 1950 and one of our studio masters was working on the Royal Festival Hall at the LCC.
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Archive TitlesGoing from strength to strength
This is my last president’s column so I thought I should reflect on what the RIBA team has achieved in my term.