All Practices articles – Page 16
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Review
Zaha at the Design Museum - images
The Design Museum's blockbuster show on Zaha Hadid opens today. Zoë Blackler was at last night's private view to gauge the first reactions
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News
Zaha Hadid's design for The Peak, her first major competition win
Hadid's landmark 1984 scheme for a private club in Kowloon overlooking Hong Kong
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Diva Zaha steals the show in Cardiff Bay
Zaha Hadid wins the competition for the £43 million Cardiff Bay Opera House
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Features
Twinkle twinkle
Zaha Hadid and Peter Smithson were among the stars who gathered for the Celebration of Architecture in Cumbria in 1984
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News
Toronto turns out for Libeskind crystal
Libeskind’s £128 million extension to the Royal Ontario Museum prompted a staggering 40,000 Torontonians to witness the official opening last week.
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Review
Building walls, not bridges
In Israel architecture is used as a weapon of war, architect Eyal Weizman tells Pamela Buxton
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Features
Daniel Libeskind accepting his honorary doctorate from Berlin's Humboldt University
What ineffable - immeasurable power of building in the city! The epiphany of the constructible is the strange sucking of the earth's axis. In the realm of architecture, ideas having stared at Medusa turn to stone. Here it is matter which carries the aura of ideas - ideas which metastatize ...
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Features
Rosemarie MacQueen
Rosemarie MacQueen is the newly appointed director of planning and city development at Westminster City Council, London
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Steven Parissien
‘Youngsters want to learn conversation skills’ says the new director of education at the Prince’s Foundation
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Features
Stop the bulldozers!
Campaigners are the best hope these buildings have of remaining part of London’s built heritage. Meet three foot soldiers in the fight to protect Britain’s buildings. Photographs by Edward Tyler
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Features
Terry Farrell
Terry Farrell, who is speaking at next week's Think conference, talks to Amanda Birch about the role of design in combatting climate change
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News
The America’s Cup Building by Chipperfield - images
David Chipperfield’s building for the America’s Cup in Valencia will form the focus for the race in June. As the first heats get underway, bdonline takes a look around
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Features
David Chipperfield
David Chipperfield tells Amanda Baillieu why his landmark building for the America’s Cup in Valencia is his most iconic work
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Features
Herbert Girardet
It's time to put the foot on the green accelerator, says environmentalist Herbert Girardet who presents the Riba Trust Annual lecture on Tuesday 1 May
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News
Zaha wins planning in Lambeth
Zaha Hadid Architects has won outline planning approval for its debut city academy project in Lambeth.
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Features
Retail therapist
Jon Emery counsels the use of cutting-edge architects for major retail developments. In an increasingly competitive market, his search for new talent continues.
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Features
Neil Mitchenall
"We're finding that famous names are learning more about retail", says the co-founder of retail estate agency Lunson Mitchenall
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Review
The post man still delivers
Thirty years after his seminal book on po-mo, Charles Jencks continues to grapple with the world after modernism. As his latest book on the subject is published, he speaks to Ellis Woodman
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Multimedia
Podcast: Charles Jencks in conversation
Thirty years on from the publication of The Language of Post-Modern Architecture, its author explains why we are all modernists now.