More Architectural Reviews – Page 85

  • The chic new form of Charles de Gaulle’s Terminal 2E.
    Features

    The rebirth of Charles de Gaulle

    2008-04-11T00:00:00Z

    Four years after a structural collapse killed four people, Terminal 2E at France’s biggest airport has reopened. James Clegg flew in

  • Whitecross school
    News

    Sustainable approach at Whitecross school

    2008-04-10T12:47:00Z

    Construction Excellence assesses the challenges the contractor faced to introduce sustainable features at the Herefordshire school

  • Refurbished Rotherhithe Estate
    News

    Eco-features at Rotherhithe Estate project

    2008-04-09T13:28:00Z

    Constructing Excellence looks at the eco-improvements that lead to the scheme being awarded an EcoHomes rating of Excellent

  • St Barts deconstructive acoustic screen
    News

    St Barts and the Royal London take a green line

    2008-04-08T16:00:00Z

    Construction Excellence reports on the sustainability champions introduced throughout the refurbishment of UK's oldest hospitals

  • Cardiff Bay
    News

    Atkins masterplan for Cardiff Bay scheme wins approval

    2008-04-08T11:47:00Z

    Bay Pointe waterfront development will feature Wales’ tallest residential buildings

  • ModernaHus
    News

    Green lessons from Sweden

    2008-04-04T16:40:00Z

    With growing pressure to build quick yet green buildings, the UK should look to Sweden for inspiration

  • Heathrow T5 overview
    News

    Heathrow T5 recycles and reuses waste

    2008-04-04T00:50:00Z

    In the first of a series of sustainable case studies submitted by Construction Excellence, the body assesses the work carried out on the recently completed Terminal 5 project with 97% of its waste material recycled or recovered

  • British Antarctic Survey’s project manager Karl Tuplin stands outside the first fully clad module at the end of the first construction season.
    Features

    12 weeks in the cooler

    2008-04-04T00:00:00Z

    Temperatures of 55°C below zero, no privacy, strictly rationed alcohol … and they’re only a third of the way through the job. Thomas Lane finds out what it’s like to spend a ‘summer’ on site at the Halley VI Antarctic research station

  • News

    Zero-carbon housing kit: RuralZed explained

    2008-03-28T00:00:00Z

    RuralZed is a zero-carbon housing kit for affordable low to medium-density developments that, its makers say, will meet the Code for Sustainable Homes from level three up to six and beyond. Here’s how it’s done.

  • Vivid louvres give the school a bright and cheery character
    Features

    Michael Tippett school: Wilful disobedience

    2008-03-28T00:00:00Z

    Marks Barfield’s Michael Tippett school – London’s first Building Schools for the Future project – succeeds by ignoring many of the guidelines on both design and procurement. There’s probably a lesson in that, reckons Martin Spring

  • Howe Dell School
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    Howe Dell school, Hertfordshire

    2008-03-20T11:04:00Z

    Hertfordshire Council commissioned the project to test the latest eco-friendly system with its most intriguing feature being the temperature control

  • Elm Park, Dublin
    News

    Elm Park, Dublin

    2008-03-20T10:28:00Z

    Bucholz McEvoy Architects’ Elm Park is a stunning £300m mixed-use, sustainable extension to Dublin, made all the more attractive by the charmless dross that surrounds it

  • Features

    Howe Dell: Too cool for school?

    2008-03-20T00:00:00Z

    Healthcare and education The Howe Dell school and children’s centre project was commissioned by Hertfordshire council in order to test the latest eco-friendly systems, and as Chloë Stothart discovers, its most intriguing feature is its temperature control

  • Features

    Dare to be different: Elm Park, Dublin

    2008-03-20T00:00:00Z

    Bucholz McEvoy Architects’ Elm Park is a stunning £300m mixed-use, sustainable extension to Dublin, made all the more attractive by the charmless dross that surrounds it.

  • Picture of Bankside 123
    News

    Bankside 123

    2008-03-18T12:18:00Z

    A giant £220m office development, delivered on time, to budget, with zero defects – and an admirable approach to sustainability

  • Mersey Observatory
    News

    Duggan Morris wins £11m Liverpool Bay competition

    2008-03-17T11:03:00Z

    Architect's design chosen for Merseyside observatory and visitor centre near landmark Gormley sculture

  • Features

    Oh dear, oh dear

    2008-03-14T00:00:00Z

    So far, Cabe’s school design review panel hasn’t been too impressed by the Building Schools for the Future programme. Martin Spring looks at what it said about the first batch of schemes and asks Ken Shuttleworth, the chairman of the panel, for tips on getting full marks

  • News

    The Gus Report: Welly garden city

    2008-03-14T00:00:00Z

    In the first of a series of reviews of important housing developments, Gus Alexander looks at English Partnerships’ remarkable scheme in Upton, Northamptonshire, which is built on a bit of a marsh …

  • Features

    Snug as a bug in rug

    2008-03-14T00:00:00Z

    When the Natural History Museum decided it needed to house 20 million insect and plant specimens within one structure, building a giant shiny, ivory coloured cocoon seemed to make perfect sense. Thomas Lane buzzed over to find out more …

  • Wind turbine, Austrian renewable energy tour
    News

    Renewable energy lessons from Austria

    2008-03-11T09:11:00Z

    ESD and Crest Nicholson team up for Austrian energy to learn about renewable energy and passivhaus design