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FeaturesNicholas Szczepaniak: Westminster School of Architecture
Nicholas Szczepaniak's austere coastal defence towers have multiple functions, from protection devices to knowledge repositories.
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FeaturesRic Lipson: Bartlett School of Architecture
Ric Lipson's sound pavilion allows users to experience the sounds of the city.
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FeaturesGreig Penny: Scott Sutherland School of Architecture
Greig Penny's community and learning centre seeks to ground itself in its small historic fishing town landscape.
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UK architectural schools nominate their best graduating students
Once again, BD has asked every one of the UK's architecture schools to submit their top diploma student for consideration in our annual student awards.
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FeaturesStephen Graham, David Shannon and Andrew Shaw: Liverpool School of Architecture
The Liverpool student team have offered a provocative counter-proposal to a central Liverpool site earmarked for commercial retail development.
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FeaturesAlastair Parvin: University of Sheffield
Alastair Parvin's re-imagines a section of the M1 as a self-sufficient farming system.
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TechnicalAsif Khan’s West Beach Café at Littlehampton
West Beach Café, Asif Khan’s first building, is a cheerful addition to the Littlehampton littoral
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FeaturesClass of 2007: Where are they now?
Every year BD holds its 'Class of' awards to identify the brightest upcoming architectural talent. With 2008's winners unveiled, Emily Cadman looks up a few of last year's winners to see how they've fared.
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FeaturesBD's Class of 2008 is going places
From exotic spots such as Istanbul and Rome to more domestic locations such as Sheffield and Whitstable, the ambitions of BD’s five graduating diploma student award winners were scattered far and wide this year. Ellis Woodman, BD’s buildings editor, looks at what marked them out
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FeaturesClass of 2008: Ross Perkin
Ross Perkin of the University of Edinburgh project explores ideas of porosity, allowing light to leak from the cinema spaces into the surrounding streets.
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FeaturesClass of 2008: Anna Page
Anna Page of London Metropolitan University chosen site was the ruins of the 1st century villa built by Emperor Hadrian outside Rome.
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FeaturesClass of 2008: Gurvir Tummana
Gurvir Tummana, of the University of Greenwich, scheme focuses on the regeneration of the working port of Whitstable, Kent.
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FeaturesClass of 2008: Peter Jennings
Peter Jennings of the University of Sheffield was commended for his project's contrast between highly refined components and its prevailing sense of austerity.
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FeaturesClass of 2008: Damjan Iliev
Damjan Iliev of the University of Westminster, impressed the judges with his immaculate computer renderings which gave a powerful sense of fluid spatiality.
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Class of 2008: The judges
Class of 2008 is brought to you by BD and Buro Four. The winners of this year’s competition are to be announced in BD on August 8, so check back soon to find out who won. The best student projects to enter this year – which won through in a ...
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FeaturesA sense of adventure
From age-old considerations of proportion, decorum and classical dignity to fears about the way Britain’s surveillance culture is shaping our built environment, this year’s round-up of the best graduating diploma students reveals the extraordinary range of preoccupations at play in our architecture schools
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FeaturesTop of the class: where are they now?
Maintaining a steady flow of talented young blood is vital, and BD’s annual Class of the Year Awards identify the cream of the architectural graduates. Heidi Ancell looked up some of the winners from the past two years
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FeaturesClass of 2006 - The UK’s top graduates
For diploma students leaving university this summer, it was the final hurdle. But of the hundreds eligible, only a handful of the most exceptional graduates could earn a place in BD’s Class of 2006.
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FeaturesTalent show
These are the best diploma students graduating this year — even if they are all men. BD’s panel of experts reveals why the work of these nine is the finest in the UK. Class of 2005 is sponsored by Corus www.Colorcoat-online.co.uk
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FeaturesBright young things
BD’s panel of experts has trawled the UK’s architecture schools for the freshest new talent.
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