All politics articles – Page 2
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BlogsUK should welcome talent from everywhere
New immigration rules could mean the UK loses some of its most skilled architecture students
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BlogsAre we really heading for a housing crisis?
John McRae examines the statistics for home numbers in the UK
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Blogs10 things I learned in architecture school
From clarity of thinking to dress code, here are a few vital tips I picked up as a student
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BlogsMiami – Paradise and Paradox
Miami is a tale of two cities; Miami Beach: infamous playground of the rich; and its bitter, underdeveloped and forgotten creator; Greater Miami.
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BlogsThe organic nature of ideas
Final year architecture student Sam Brown reveals how tentative beginnings can lead to using architecture to solve some of humankind’s most fundamental dilemmas
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BlogsBIM and the master builder
Will this tool put the architect back in control of the design and construction process?
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BlogsThe wild West Kowloon
Foster’s ambitious Hong Kong masterplan will stand or fall on strong civic leadership to ensure timely delivery and links to the rest of the city
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BlogsMy three-point plan (section and elevation) for recovery
Stung by recent government criticism that architects are “creaming it” and “out of touch” it occurred to me the profession needs a plan (section and elevation) to stimulate economic recovery.
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BlogsNo longer fulfilling essential functions
With change afoot in our practice, it’s an interesting opportunity to compare notes on how our industry is faring
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BlogsLearning from Drake Circus
As BD’s Carbuncle Cup is awarded this week for the worst piece of architecture in Britain, I look back at the original ‘winner’ from 2006.
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BlogsBack. And Forth.
Growing unrest in Israel’s Sinai border region had me reaching for the telephone and asking for an earlier flight
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BlogsRiot Rebuild
As the dust settles, our outrage is giving way to pragmatism, and we must begin to address the whys and hows
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BlogsHerding 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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BlogsA message in a bottle
Engineers like beer. They like designing things. Anything that combines the two in a single, professionally and legally allowable circumstance has got to be good.
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BlogsInstitutions failing to make a stir?
Are Engineering Institutions shying away from advocacy, lobbying and social policy?
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Should the donor get final say?
The University of South Carolina certainly seems to think so. It's sparked controversy by apparently allowing the biggest donor for its new business school building to choose its architect - with Rafael Viñoly winning the commission."In a move that's been called unprecedented, USC canceled all bids to hire an architect ...
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