All Features articles – Page 229
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FeaturesThe ones to watch
These practices are tipped to be some of the world’s largest firms in the future
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FeaturesStudy in time and motion
Electric Image Animation System is the 3D community’s best kept secret according to visualiser Ian Waters. Here, he reviews version 6.5 and discovers it is now even better
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FeaturesMarket sectors
For the top architectural firms in each market sector ranked by income see tables attached.
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FeaturesMade for each other
The right marriage of architect and construction partner can be a long and happy one if they understand each other. We asked several practices how they find good collaborators and keep their relationships strong
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The big list
BD World Architecture’s annual survey of the top global practices are ranked by the number of fee-earning architects employed at each firm
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FeaturesSo you want to work abroad?
Be it to earn more money, see projects completed more quickly or simply to experience a different culture, architects from all over the world are attracted to working abroad
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FeaturesGuilty pleasures
As Erick van Egeraat puts the final touches to his first UK building, Middlesbrough’s new Art Gallery, he talks to Zoë Blackler about guilt, the Gateway and a life in hotel rooms.
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FeaturesThe Concrete Centre Events
Concrete Elegance – The Millau Viaduct: A Towering Achievement in Bridge Technology
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FeaturesMacCormac to lecture on Frank Lloyd Wright’s concrete buildings
Richard MacCormac, senior partner at MacCormac Jamieson Prichard Architects and former RIBA president, is to present a lecture examining Frank Lloyd Wright as a pioneer of modern concrete architecture drawing on examples such as Unity Temple, Oak Park Midway Gardens and lightweight concrete block houses and public buildings.
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Features‘Every building tells a story’
Daniel Libeskind believes passionately in an eloquent architecture that tells stories rooted in history. His lecture looked at how several of his projects — in Manchester, Poland, Italy and the US — communicate with the souls of visitors
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FeaturesLet the concrete football games begin
Furniture designer Martino Gamper has created a concrete table-football game.
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FeaturesThe Speed Read
Space to Work: New Office Design, Jeremy Myerson and Philip Ross Laurence King, £35
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FeaturesTOP Performer
The Roche HQ at Welwyn Garden city by BDP won the title Best of the Best in this year’s British Council for Offices awards.
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FeaturesSupplier interview
John Small, of Foster & Partners, on collaborating with Steelcase on its Forward office system