All Features articles – Page 148
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FeaturesDot to dot results: July 31
The winner of the July 31 competition was Donna Gage of Penoyre & Prasad in London, who identified Terry Farrell’s Embankment Place
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FeaturesDot to dot: 14 August 2009
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday August 26 for a chance to win a copy of Le Corbusier’s Villa Shodhan by Manisha Shodhan Basu
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FeaturesCarbuncle Cup 2009 longlist unveiled
This year BD has been deluged with entries for the title of the worst new building in the UK, with over 20 buildings nominated for the 2009 Carbuncle Cup.
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FeaturesBD's Class of 2009 awards the UK's top six graduating students
Each year, BD asks every architecture school in the country to nominate its best graduating diploma student for consideration in our annual awards.
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FeaturesClass of 2009: Colin Wharry
London Met diploma student Colin Wharry's work was considered one of the best by BD's Class of 2009 jury.
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FeaturesClass of 2009: Nicholas Szczepaniak
Westminster diploma student Nicholas Szczepaniak's work was considered one of the best by BD's Class of 2009 jury.
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FeaturesClass of 2009: Greig Penny
Scott Sutherland diploma student Greig Penny's work was considered one of the best by BD's Class of 2009 jury.
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FeaturesClass of 2009: Tom Greenall
RCA diploma student Tom Greenall’s work was considered one of the best by BD’s Class of 2009 jury.
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FeaturesClass of 2009: Alastair Parvin
Sheffield diploma student Alastair Parvin's work was considered one of the best by BD's Class of 2009 jury.
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FeaturesCharting the changes in architectural education
BD buildings editor Ellis Woodman assesses the standards of 2009's graduating class
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FeaturesClass of 2009: Paolo Scianna
University of Kingston diploma student Paolo Scianna's work was considered one of the best by BD's Class of 2009 jury.
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FeaturesDot to dot results: 24 July 2009
The winner of last week’s competition was Saul Golden, lecturer in architecture at the University of Ulster, who identified the United Nations HQ in New York
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FeaturesDot to dot: 31 July 2009
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday, August 12 for a chance to win a copy of The Roman Forum by David Watkin
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FeaturesThe latest products for public sector projects
Clement Steel WindowsSteel windows.Steel Windows recently supplied the windows for Benenden hospital in Kent. Its worn metal originals demanded a complicated variety of replacements. Doors and sidelight screens were replaced with W20 and W40 steel suites glazed with 14mm and 26mm units. Faceted door screens were used for the glazing ...
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FeaturesBirmingham Central Library’s final chapter
John Madin’s 1974 Birmingham Central Library was designed to be flexible, for a possible future without books. English Heritage would like to see it listed, but the city’s political elite say it is impossible to refurbish for modern needs and want it demolished
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FeaturesBig plans for Birmingham
In this special issue we focus entirely on the changes Birmingham is now making with public sector investment
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FeaturesWhat does the Big City Plan mean for Birmingham?
Birminham’s Big City Plan aims for a global and local city, but there are areas of conflict, particulalry on recognising its industrial past and present