Briefing – Page 28
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FeaturesAYA 2019 shortlists: Small Project Architect of the Year
A look at the eight practices that have been shortlisted for the AYA small project category
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FeaturesAYA 2019 shortlists: Education Architect of the Year (nursery to sixth form)
A look at the eight practices that have been shortlisted for the AYA schools category
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FeaturesThere should be no limit to our ambition for infrastructure
Sadie Morgan invites BD readers to work with the National Infrastructure Commission to ensure design is a key part of major projects from the start
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AnalysisBracing for Brexit: How prepared are architects?
With potentially just 25 days to go before a no-deal exit from the European Union, Jim Dunton talks to two specialists with their ears to the ground
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FeaturesThe Tulip: Will it ever be built?
It’s beginning to seem nothing is too bizarre for the City, but some say Fosters’ Tulip has gone too far. Ike Ijeh asks if it could still win planning
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FeaturesIn pictures: Famous observation towers around the world
If the Tulip is ever built, it will enter a rarefied group of high-profile observation towers across the world
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FeaturesYoung British architects have nothing to fear from Brexit
Tom Brooksbank outlines five reasons to look forward to a future outside the EU
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FeaturesPapering over the cracks of a burnt-out, bought-out society
RIBA’s community architecture exhibition could be a creative celebration of the human spirit but somehow fails to ignite Phil Pawlett Jackson
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FeaturesCongratulations on your new job. Here’s what we think you should do
The government’s new head of architecture has his work cut out to actually make a difference, says the RIBA
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AnalysisLondon's new £288m symphony hall and why concert halls are so often late and over budget
Will Diller Scofidio Renfro’s planned Centre for Music face the problems that dog so many major cultural projects?
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FeaturesWith skills like yours, you shouldn’t be working for an architect
Businesses that stitch design into their DNA are the most successful, but they need help. Isn’t it time you applied?
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FeaturesLiverpool One ten years on: Has it cracked the retail problem?
Ike Ijeh returns to the city to examine the landmark shopping centre designed by 22 different architects
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FeaturesCan we design some Danish ‘hygge’ into our housing?
The housing crisis is not just about numbers. Petra Marko finds inspiration as she cycles round Copenhagen
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FeaturesWhy more architects should be planners
The RIBA needs to do much more to support people who make the move, argues Michael Tsoukaris
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AnalysisAnalysis: When will we see wooden skyscrapers?
Timber frames have begun to break into commercial and higher-rise uses thanks to technological breakthroughs. Ike Ijeh speaks to the pioneers
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FeaturesYoung people are more pro-development - but you won't find them at a public consultation
To engage a pre-retirement demographic you need to understand how young people communicate
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FeaturesWe are re-entering an age of necessity and must design accordingly
Harriet Wennberg welcomes a timely resurgence in the use of natural materials and traditional forms
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FeaturesPeople ignore the design that ignores them
Architects leave communities out of the design process at their peril, says Lesley Malone
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FeaturesThe developer whose work is now 54% heaven-sent
Thornsett has gradually become a specialist at helping urban churches unlock their sites, explains Bernadette Cunningham