All Building Design articles in Archive Titles – Page 29
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Top 50 credits
We were delighted that you included Brunel University (no 38) and British Airways (no 49) in your top 50 clients’ issue.
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People: Steven Parissien appointed head of heritage at Turley Associates
Feilden & Mawson promotes four senior staff to the role of associate
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People: Ex-Aedas director launches new practice
Richard Hyams launches Astudio practice in London plus Phil Russell is appointed director of Construction Better Health
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Former Aedas creative studio director launches Astudio
Also architect practice Denton Corker Marshall promotes John Rintoul director
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Atkins Design Solutions appoints Martin Pease
Llewelyn Davies Yeang promotes Charles Addison and Paul Barnes to associates
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Archive TitlesThe Wrennaissance
The British Architectural Library has added this wonderful drawing by Charles Robert Cockerell to its collection.
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Vote of thanks
Thank you so much for voting us number three on the top 50 clients list.
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Archive TitlesWho is Squint/Opera?
An unconventional and rather successful firm of filmmakers, with big ambitions and impeccable architectural connections, that’s who.
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School rules
Schools began to be built in a particular way after the 1870 Education Act, which established the principle of the state or board school.
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Archive TitlesWeather report
University of Westminster student Gillian Lambert, whose House at Gallions Reach project is pictured here, was one of the big winners at last month’s RIBA President’s Medals
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A place for traditionalism
President Jack Pringle in his column in RIBAJ, May 2006, wrote: ‘In the interests of design diversity I accept quality traditional design.’ And ex-president George Ferguson has strong sympathies with traditional design and in particular traditional urbanism.
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Archive TitlesThrough the maze
If you want to be part of the UK’s massive school building programme, you need to understand how it works. Here’s how to get started.
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Pentagram man
Alan Fletcher – Fifty Years of Graphic Work (and Play)Design Museum, London SE1 Until 18 February Review by Grant Gibson
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Archive TitlesSpirit of St Louis
Eero Saarinen rose to extraordinary public prominence in the era of Bill Haley, Buddy Holly, and the young Elvis Presley – a rock star architect when rock stars were just being invented. He died at the height of his fame in 1961, with many of his best-known projects still in ...
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Letter from Theatreland
Back in 2001, I received an alumni newsletter from Columbia University’s School of Architecture.
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Archive TitlesHerts and minds
The importance of what Reyner Banham described as the memorability of the building as image to the furtherance of architectural reputations is well demonstrated by the history of post-war British school building.
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Reducing solar heat gain
It’s good to see that it has dawned on the likes of David Chipperfield that you can reduce solar heat gain by reducing window area (Palace of Justice, Barcelona, RIBAJ Nov 06).
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Space exploration
For Louis Kahn a school was ‘an environment of spaces where it was good to learn’. How can designers of today’s urban schools create these spaces?
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Archive TitlesOn the campaign trail
Our honorary fellow, Italian architect Massimiliano Fuksas, is a friend and supporter of Britain and of the RIBA, and gave a keynote address at our conference in Venice. So, when I was invited to the opening of his exhibition at MAXXI in Rome, it was my turn to support him.