All Building Design articles in September 2022 – Page 2
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NewsStranger Things landmark set for demolition
Brutalist 1960s lab from Netflix drama set to make way for new homes
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NewsMæ Architects widens lead in Stirling Prize odds
RIBA reveals four-strong Client of the Year shortlist two weeks ahead of awards night
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NewsAcme’s Elephant & Castle office block set for green light
Southwark planning officer recommends scheme for approval despite more than 400 public objections
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FeaturesYanlord Qianhai Dream Park Sales Centre, Shenzhen, China
Spatial tones and shades add to this uncomplicated office space at the core of Shenzhen’s industrial areas
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OpinionWe must find new models to deliver the housing people need
The private and public sectors are unable to deliver the housing we need, so communities must find ways to take back control for themselves, writes Satish Jassal
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NewsAedas winds up London operations
Companies House data shows move will cost Hong Kong-based firm at least £15m
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NewsHirigoyen to step down as UKGBC boss
Long time chief executive of charitable industry network will step down next summer
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FeaturesAYA 2022 shortlists: Small Project Architect of the Year
In a series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year Awards finalists, we look at the Small Project Architect shortlist
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FeaturesChybik + Kristof designs copper-clad Private Art Gallery
Defined by its facade of moveable copper tiles, the new building is set to become a focal point of Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
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NewsStarmer promises state energy supplier to fund green schemes
“Great British Energy” envisaged to be on the same scale as French energy giant EDF
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NewsDisappointment at Kwarteng’s lack of action on retrofit
Just £1bn new spending announced in mini-budget
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NewsFosters unveils designs for Red Sea marine life centre
Saudi Arabia scheme to include laboratories, undersea submersible tours and a 40m-long artificial coral reef
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NewsRCKa bags planning for north London infill schemes
Barnet developments will deliver 43 new affordable homes on separate sites
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NewsCambridge University retains architecture top-ranking
Latest league table includes stratospheric rise for Leeds but fall-back for UCL
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OpinionNever mind the placemaking rules – this was London as theatre
Strolling around Whitehall and Horseguards is a dispiriting urban experience with little typological variety, but that is not the point, writes Eleanor Jolliffe
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NewsGo ahead for Cartwright Pickard’s revised Manchester office plans
Pandemic saw developer redraw original proposals
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OpinionThe new building control regime is going to impact programmes and costs
Single stage approvals processes and more design information up front will extend programmes and drive up costs, writes Andrew Mellor
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NewsKwarteng cuts stamp duty as he pledges to ‘get Britain building’
Chancellor’s ‘mini-budget’ included sweeping cuts to taxes and regulations aimed at reversing construction slump
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NewsArchitects must do annual CPD to stay on register under Arb plans
ARB’s proposals have been developed in partnership with RIBA and the wider profession, writes Ben Flatman