All Architects articles – Page 232
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NewsRenzo Piano tower altered to deter climbers
Rods removed from Italian starchitect’s NY Times tower to prevent climbing daredevils
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FeaturesChaos theory: Gehry’s Serpentine pavilion
Gehry’s Serpentine pavilion may look like timber and glass thrown together, but precise planning went into getting it just right, says Martin Spring
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NewsChipperfield and Gormley go concrete in Sweden
Architect and artist collaborate for temporary pavilion in Sweden made entirely from concrete
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NewsLiverpool plans major design show on Le Corbusier
International exhibition on legendary Swiss architect will gain Lutyens twist for the UK
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BDP buys Dutch architect Khandekar
UK architect acquires 30-strong masterplanning outfit to form BDP Khandekar
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NewsFoster accused of making 'biggest mistake of his career' in Bulgaria
Black Sea Gardens eco-development criticised by local protestors
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NewsMountgrange's Caltongate jeopardises Edinburgh's heritage status
Unesco concerned that planning approval given to £300m scheme that will destroy two listed buildings
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NewsGianni’s place: RIBA Lubetkin Prize winner
A tiny private house in Costa Rica, designed by London-based architect Gianni Botsford, has won the RIBA Lubetkin Prize for international architecture.
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Foster, SOM and Libeskind are Seoul-searching in South Korea
Star-studded shortlist revealed for £13.5bn masterplan in South Korean capital
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NewsZaha opens Zaragoza Bridge Pavilion
Star architect Zaha Hadid's Spanish pavillion couples architecture and engineering
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Benson & Forsyth win Finsbury Park design contest
Architect beats Studio Egret West, John McAslan and Panter Hudspith for redevelopment scheme
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NewsWorld Trade Center redevelopment delayed until 2013
Libeskind, Foster and Rogers towers to be $3bn over budget and two years late, says report
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NewsAlsop's The Public finally opens in West Bromwich
Midlands theatre and art gallery complex opens to public after a troubled gestation
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NewsClyde Arc bridge reopens after repairs
Closure dragged on five months after snapped cable led to replacement of all cable connectors
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NewsRIBA announces 2008 national, European and international winners
David Chipperfield, Zaha Hadid and Foster + Partner amongst winners to be put forward for the Stirling Prize shortlist
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NewsBBC Television Centre could get grade II listing
English Heritage urges government to list parts of West London site as grade II
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NewsZero-carbon media wall to light up Beijing
Simone Giostra & Partners' design uses integrated photovoltaics to power LED display sustainably
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NewsMake’s record-breaking sculpture goes up at Nottingham
Tallest freestanding piece of public UK art will be centrepiece of Shuttleworth’s new designs for university campus
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NewsBoris to retain Lord Rogers as design adviser
London mayor Boris Johnson says he will continue to use the Labour peer as an architectural adviser
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NewsLondon Festival of Architecture: Hub highlights
Some of the events that caught our eye at London's summer architecture festival - our hublights, if you will