All Housing articles – Page 5
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Riverside views
The impressive standards of RSHP’s Neo Bankside will filter down to more modest modular housing
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Architect as Builder
‘Bloody architect!’ the familiar sound rings out across the building site
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Are we really heading for a housing crisis?
John McRae examines the statistics for home numbers in the UK
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The West Wing, Hong Kong version.
In the same week in November, two official communications from Hong Kong’s Secretary for Development beamed a spotlight on the tensions within Hong Kong’s planning and development environment.
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Design for design’s sake
It’s time architects took the business of property development out of the hands of greedy money-makers
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Why architecture students should pick up the trowel
This summer I’m supervising the construction of a small extension to my house. I say supervising, rather helping to construct, as we don’t currently have a builder.
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What are the social and environmental conditions fuelling the riots?
It was John Major who said: “We need to condemn a little more and understand a little less” in a speech about criminality.
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Herding Cats – News from the Middle East
Brought to you from the Educational Bookshop on Salah-Al-Din Street in the east of Jerusalem
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Architectural Residencies Abroad
Practical experiences abroad are open for those who seek them.
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The Voice of the Architect
An architect speaks in defence of a tenement block in Dalmarnock, Glasgow
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Don't plan for your future
What would you build if there were no planners or building control to dictate the dos and don’ts of building?
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'Pre-fab' or 'Post-flap'
Forget pre-fab, it seems the latest trend may be better off titled ‘post-flap’.
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How to choose the right design?
It's only a small project, but you've had a few ideas and can't decide which one to go with. Why not ask the internet?
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Libeskind is optimistic, Ordos 100 and race in architecture
It's always nice to hear some cheery words from a Starchitect, especially one who can stay optimistic about a $8.6 billion project when it hits trouble. So hats off to Libeskind.Elsewhere, race is back on the agenda, stimulus money is being spent and British architects are advised not to ...
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