All Boots articles – Page 21
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OpinionInteresting offer
Introducing himself to the crowd at the Stirling Prize on Saturday night, Kevin McCloud quipped that he was “underpaid”
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OpinionCruise control
Tom Cruise, below, is hiring Dubai’s newest aqua hotel, Atlantis on the Palm Jumeirah, for New Year’s Eve, Boots hears.
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Not so grim
Speaking of which, Grimshaw’s US office in Manhattan is also shrugging off the extraordinary financial meltdown in nearby Wall Street.
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Talk the walk
Architects who ran over time at this week’s Cityscape conference in Dubai met their match in Ken Livingstone.
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Tangled web
Boots hopes Deborah Saunt’s burgeoning celebrity status hasn’t gone to her head.
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OpinionToast of the town
Boots was delighted to see Future Systems’ Selfridges in Birmingham has a starring role in a series of ads for north of England baker Warburton’s.
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Salad days
A phone call to Terry Farrell’s office sparked a trip down memory lane for the architect.
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OpinionHodge dodge
Does Margaret Hodge’s desire to stand down from government mean a reprieve for Robin Hood Gardens?
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It's in the fabric
Renzo Piano’s San Francisco California Academy of Sciences has given a new meaning to rooting design in the environment.
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Going west
Never let it be said that shadow culture minister Ed Vaizey is afraid of upsetting developers.
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OpinionSlice of life
Forget GLA scrutiny, the litmus test for Boris’s first five months came with a gastronomic show-down with his predecessor.
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OpinionWhat’s cooking?
Was it Brian Clarke, chairman of the Architecture Foundation, who came up with its next lecture series on the painter Francis Bacon, whose retrospective has just opened at Tate Britain?
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Happy families
Bonds between the Alsop and Clifford families can only get stronger, Boots feels, following news that Will Alsop is to restart work on the Mermaid Theatre redevelopment for Malory Clifford’s Blackfriars Investments.
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Mother of rows
Critics of the post-games plan for the Olympic park are pointing the finger at Design for London, which is responsible for the legacy scheme.
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Brief exposure
More frayed tempers at Peter Murray’s dinner at Harry’s Dolce after a brave George Ferguson jumped to his feet and attempted to defend the British Pavilion as a “good exhibition if a little earnest”.