All Opinion articles – Page 254
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OpinionLet’s stop flogging this dead old horse
Christmas store displays pastiche the past, but the here and now of real life is better, for architecture
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OpinionDoes Unesco exert too much power over cities?
Unesco is a threat to communities’ democratic wishes, argues Robert Adam, while Colin Amery believes it is an essential voice of sanity
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Being a bit dense
Who wants to live in a tiny hermetically sealed plastic house with hi-tech detailing that will weather badly, be expensive to maintain, and so lose value (Debate December 7)?
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OpinionYear ends as it began – almost
Eagerness to demolish Pimlico School, sits particularly poorly with the failure of new school designs to pass muster
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Say it again
Yvette Cooper’s announcement that £200 million is to be spent over five years remaking the Thames Gateway is good news.
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OpinionHeadlines you may have missed in 2007
Ian Martin looks back at some of the more unusual headlines from 2007
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OpinionFight over Gazprom tower symbolises modern Russian politics
As the row escalates over RMJM’s controversial tower, Elaine Knutt visits St Petersburg and discovers Gazprom is caught up in wider political battles
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Piers pressure
As a retired conservation officer and history teacher, I disagree strongly with Piers Gough’s arrogant assertion that English Heritage should only deal with the past.
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OpinionSport and leisure
Stadiums and other venues, including Wembley of course, and why RMJM sees potential in Kazakhstan
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Just a minute
Is “just 113 design reviews” (News November 30) enough for A&DS to “alter the status quo” in Scotland?
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Invisible touch
Cabe is still waiting to be bathed in the harsh spotlight of government scrutiny.
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OpinionOffices and interiors
The buildings changing how we work, and Richard Baldwin of Davis Langdon on the credit crunch
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OpinionHealthcare
Rogers Stirk Harbour’s Maggie’s Centre at Charing Cross, plus Sylvie Pierce of Building Better Health
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Going for Gold
Comments from bdonline on the court order that a developer must rebuild an illegally demolished Erno Goldfinger house (News November 30)
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OpinionWho gains most from Tate gift?
The government has given the Tate extension a cash boost, but which side really benefits from this generosity?
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OpinionSomething fishy
Would Karl Renner (Letters November 23) like to explain how the General Market buildings at Smithfield are “deeply undistinguished”?
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OpinionHousing must find room for regulation
With Callcutt’s reminder that business drives housebuilders, the government must act on space