All International articles – Page 150
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MultimediaBD Podcast: Cabe audits, the British Museum and the Stirling shortlist
This week the BD team is joined by Rab Bennetts of Bennetts Associates to discuss design audits, the Stirling shortlist and the decision to reject RSHP's British museum extension.
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands' Jewish centre revealed
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands has unveiled images of its plans for the 3,250sq m Jewish Community Centre for London.
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NewsBritish firms shortlisted in Architecture for Humanity competition
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studio and engineering firm Gifford are among the eight finalists in Architecture for Humanity’s international competition to design the classroom of the future.
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NewsOMA designs pixellated tower for Bangkok
OMA has revealed images of practice partner Ole Scheeren’s design for the MahaNakhon skyscraper in Bangkok, Thailand.
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NewsJulius Shulman, 1910-2009
Tributes are being paid to architectural photographer Julius Shulman, who has died aged 98 at home in Los Angeles
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OpinionKodachrome marks the end of an era
The 600-year story of the inert single-viewpoint image is drawing to a close. The digital image tells us more
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AIA billing index dashes recovery hopes for US construction and architecture industry
The American Institute of Architects’ monthly billings index has dropped sharply, dashing hopes of a recovery for the sector in the US.
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NewsDevelopment is putting Russia's architectural heritage at risk, says Moscow preservation society
The Moscow Architectural Preservation Society (MAPS) has warned that the city’s identity and architectural heritage is at risk from the furious pace of development in the Russian capital.
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NewsAdjaye brought to brink of insolvency
Shelved projects around the world the cause of Adjaye's financial woes
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NewsUNStudio unveils Raffles City development
Dutch practice UNStudio has unveiled images of its design for the Raffles City development in Hangzhou, China.
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MultimediaBD Podcast: Falling tender costs and remembering Cadbury-Brown
Architect and developer Roger Zogolovitch joins the discussion on what renegotiation of tender bids means for architects and his memories of HT Cadbury-Brown.
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NewsFoster and Koolhaas to develop Hong Kong cultural district
Norman Foster and Rem Koolhaas' practice OMA have been selected to develop a $2.7 billion cultural district in Hong Kong.
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NewsViñoly completes wing for Cleveland Museum of Art
Rafael Viñoly Architects has completed the 13,000sq m east wing of the Cleveland Museum of Art in Ohio.
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OpinionOur chance to save the world
The RIBA must seize the climate change initiative to ensure architects are heroes not villains
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Building StudyPolitical transparency helps Fretton to scoop Belgian centre
Tony Fretton Architects has won a competition to build a new €11.75 million (£10 million) administrative centre in the town of Deinze, Belgium
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OpinionIs America leading the way on sustainability?
Yes, thanks to the Leed standard and Obama, says Patrick Bellew, but Gary Lawrence argues that China is making greater strides
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour to design Mexico City office tower
Rogers Stirk Harbour has been chosen to design a new headquarters building in Mexico City.
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Scabal's Dunraven sports hall (video)
Take a video tour around Scabal’s shipping container-based Dunraven sports hall
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NewsGrow your own bridge
Chetwoods has won the RIBA international ideas competition to redesign London Bridge with a “living” crossing including space for allotments and a farmers’ market
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Building StudySanaa's Serpentine pavilion shows a lightness of touch
If Sanaa’s buildings can be said to share a defining quality it lies in their marriage of a startling economy of means and a gleeful abandon in those means’ deployment — a strategy that imbues their best work with something of the impossible loveliness of a child’s drawing.