All Blogs articles – Page 24
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It’ll take a murder to redevelop villages like Midsomer
Osborne’s planned liberalisation of the planning system will not rest easy with the last bastions of Englishness
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High Street living
What intrigued me when I was ten, as it still does today, was the bizarre quality of living somewhere where you are not supposed to.
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Learning Revit, understanding bim
When I talk about learning BIM, I could just as well be asking people to refocus their attention to collaborating better…
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What could be more exciting than foreign travel?
Last week it was a trip Denmark, giving a lecture. This week is Norway for competition scheme meeting, next week is Estonia for a client meeting and the week after that is back to Copenhagen for a group workshop on 'innovation'. More trips to these and other exotic places are ...
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Down Turn: Up Skill
I seem to have heard a lot of people talk about jobs in the past week. And I don’t mean projects that they are working on, but the type of ‘jobs’ that you can’t talk about at work – the ones that aren’t where you are currently working…
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Putting up a facade
Following last weeks post concerning the great lost building this week is the story of the great lost façade.
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"The days of ostentatious bling are over"
To the Mipim Virgin the parties still seem indulgent, but with missing hosts and cautious investors the days of bling are over
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How the RIBA is selling architects to Mipim
This year’s RIBA presence at Mipim is bigger than last year with the Institute taking 20 small practices down to Cannes.
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The kids get to go to Legoland
Architectural quality is important admits the government, as long as it’s not footing the bill.
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The Architecture of Embarrassment
There are seven different ways to embarrass an architect, or so we are told.
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Lost in the supermarket
Surely there’s an alternative to the joyless experience that food shopping has become
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London's tentative return
There’s an undeniable buzz to the London stand at Mipim and a new sense of optimism is emerging
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Tales from the Mipim Virgin
They warned me Mipim was not the property industry en vacances and they were right.
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Bim School
When it comes to learning about bim, we need to think more like Jamie Oliver and adapt our attitude to education
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Frustration at the loss of a dearly loved friend
Part of this week has been spent in Copenhagen giving a talk to Architects and staff at our group HQ and also an intensive day at an Architects office throwing around ideas for our project in Estonia.
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Hurray for Catherine Siu
Peter Morrison’s email to RMJM staff shows a remarkable lack of sensitivity over the company’s failure to pay salaries on time.
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On the brink of extinction?
The number of architects is wildly out of scale with the reality of the jobs market but don’t expect RIBA to do anything about it.