All Features articles – Page 179
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FeaturesJefferson Sheard to build U-boat visitor centre on Merseyside
Dive, dive, dive! From October, fans of seminal war movie Das Boot will have the chance to experience life on board a genuine German U-boat.
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FeaturesSquaring up in public with Hawkins Brown’s Hackney makeover
A jazz club, artists’ studios and a street market are all part of the eclectic mix at Gillett Square in Hackney, east London. After 18 months, the architect and landscape architect return to find out whether chaos or culture reigns. Photos by Morley von Sternberg
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FeaturesWeston Williamson on how to get on board transport infrastructure projects
Moxon Architects is keen to get up to speed on large transport schemes.Photographs: Ed Tyler
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FeaturesCan Birmingham set its compass to a continental future?
Birmingham council’s Clive Dutton talks up the shape of things to come in the city
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FeaturesThe big transport question
What would induce you to swap the family car for public transport and pedal power? Three architects give personal answers to a public policy issue - and we'd like to hear your views too.
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FeaturesRemember, the boss knows best
Irena Bauman, author of How to be a Happy Architect, tackles your ethical dilemmas
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FeaturesArtillery Architecture & Design’s rehearsal space for disabled theatre company Graeae
Artillery Architecture & Design has designed offices and rehearsal space for Graeae, a disabled-led theatre company.
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FeaturesArchitect Mark Hewitt and Icax develop interseasonal heat transfer, a sustainable heating and cooling system
Icax’s sustainable heating system is to be tested at Lancashire’s HM Prison Garth
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FeaturesWhose line is Crossrail going to be anyway?
With enabling legisation about to be passed, London’s epic Crossrail scheme is finally getting on track. But where are its architectural aspirations at?
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Strategic Design Alliance’s Quarry Hill Centre for the Northern Ballet and Phoenix Dance companies
A new £12 million dance centre for Leeds is due to start onsite next spring.
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Features“Airline” seating range from Vitra
Designed by Norman Foster, this is a modular system designed for airports and public facilities.
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FeaturesThe age of alien archi-forms has arrived
David Littlefield explains the thinking behind Space Craft, his new book on computer modelling
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FeaturesRead all about it: Today’s Culture Facilities by Carles Broto
The best in contemporary design for art and culture collections
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FeaturesAll aboard for Deptford’s café culture with Studio Myerscough in south-east London
A disused rail carriage has been converted into a café as part of a Deptford regeneration project
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FeaturesTormax Win Drive 2201
No space will be too narrow for a sliding door, according to manufacturer Tormax.
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BD’s 2008 Architect of the Year awards announces new transport category
Transport has been added as a category to BD’s 2008 Architect of the Year Awards.
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FeaturesMuseums Association in Liverpool, October 6-8, 2008
The Museum Association’s annual conference moves to the Liverpool, 2008 Capital of Culture
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Dot to Dot June 20
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday for a chance to win a copy of Portable Architecture: Design & Technology by Robert Kronenburg.
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