All Features articles – Page 165
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Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects completes Ealing development
Morris House and Issigonis House in Ealing, west London, will provide over 200 new homes
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Can the Home & Communities Agency revive the housing sector?
BD asks three housing sector experts
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H&R Johnson’ Absolute collection
Part of the new Absolute collection, the Eridanus structured internal wall tile (below) comes in black or white and two sizes, 100 x 100mm and 50 x 50mm.
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BD looks at RIBA Bookshops’ pick of the best books about housing
From single- and multi-family houses to minimalist interiors and model homes, here is the RIBA Bookshops’ pick of the best housing books
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S333 applies Dutch design pzazz to the Tarling housing estate in Tower Hamlets
S333’s Jonathan Woodroffe and Dominic Papa talk to Ruth Slavid about applying Dutch design lessons in east London
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Dot to dot November 21
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday November 26 for a chance to win a copy of Digital Architecture Now by Neil Spiller.
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Dot to dot results: November 14
Last week’s competition winner was Natasha Stone of SDA Architects & Designers, Leeds, who identified the Red House by William Morris and Philip Webb.
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Bayley’s white-hot design cauldron
Stephen Bayley plots our design future from his V&A bunker in 1982
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Dot to dot results: November 7
Last week’s competition winner was Kris Rutherford of Thomson Dawes in Kilmarnock, who identified City Hall by Foster & Partners.
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Dot to dot November 14
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday November 19 for a chance to win a copy of The Story of Broadcasting House, Home of the BBC by Mark Hines
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Opinion: HTA's Ben Derbyshire on space standards
Forcing estate agents to publish details of how many square metres a property has would be a far more effective way of improving living conditions than space standards, says Ben Derbyshire, managing director of HTA.
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Fuller so well read
BD has always attracted a better class of reader, and here’s the proof: Buckminster Fuller talking to our then editor, Clem Shepherd, at the BD launch party in 1970
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How can small practices survive these changes to planning rules?
Homeowners can now build significant extensions to their homes without planning approval, which is likely to reduce work for small practices just as the economic downturn is beginning to bite.
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Nightingale Associates and toading
‘We had two teams in the toading world cup in May in Lewes’
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Trump tees off into the abyss
With Glasgow’s Lighthouse under threat, perhaps Donald Trump should now turn his attention to the rest of our recession-struck isle?
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Dot to dot results: October 31
Last week’s winner was David Rosenberg of Velorose, who identified Erno Goldfinger’s Willow Road houses in north London.
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Dot to dot: 07 November 2008
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday November 12 for a chance to win a copy of Out There: Architecture Beyond Building, the catalogue of this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale.
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Engineers and architects (video)
Watch Smack the Pony's sketch on the relationship between architects and engineers.
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Winds of change
With talks about the Design Museum’s new home under way, we look back to the opening of its present building by architect Conran Roche in 1989