Architects Journal
17 June 2004
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Age of collaboration
architech - AutoCAD 2005, the latest release from Autodesk, has some pleasing enhancements. But is that enough? -
ARB claims Salisbury points are far from fact
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BCIA shortlist announced as entry numbers reach record level
Judges have shortlisted 27 projects for this year's British Construction Industry Awards, sponsored by the AJ and sister magazine New Civil Engineer. -
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
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Birthday honours for architects
David Chipperfield and Clare Wright have been rewarded in the Queen's Birthday Honours list for services to architecture. -
Bright sparks
review - Some Versions of Light At the Telephone Repeater Station, Brompton-on-Swale, Richmond, North Yorkshire, until 22 June -
CABE chief's departure smacks of the knee-jerk and not reasoned decision
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Call of the wild
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COME TO THE BAR WITH AJ DURING LONDON BIENNALE
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CORUS BUILDING SYSTEMS AJ ENQUIRY NO: 208
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Dallas beats the drum with opera company's new home
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Damp course
technical & practice - A new BRE book explores all aspects of damp in buildings, examines their causes and provides remedial suggestions -
DCMS set to put bishops in check
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport is considering a major overhaul of the 'ecclesiastical exemption' loophole in planning law, the AJ can reveal. -
Despite praise, Williams makes the Welsh see red
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diary
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Eastern promise
review - A13: A multi-disciplinary exhibition on an urban archetype At the Wapping Project, Wapping Wall, London E1, until 25 July -
English Heritage to prosecute as council sits tight over Greenside
English Heritage is set to launch its own prosecution against the owners of Greenside, the Connell, Ward and Lucas Grade II-listed house demolished illegally last year. -
Fields of conflict
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FOREST DUMPED! PARDEY TO APPEAL IN HAMPSHIRE
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Foster loses out as Shuttleworth MAKEs Elephant and Castle mark
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Green Belt definition lost in election fatigue
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HANSEN GROUP AJ ENQUIRY NO: 202
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Hellman's humour is a matter of faith
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'Infamous Brutalist' chosen to restore Voysey's Cottage
An architect best known as a 1960s Brutalist has been chosen to restore a Victorian building by one of the great past masters of British architecture. -
Jet set
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Limited use
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Lipton will go, admit CABE bosses
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Live action
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Lords offer hope to architecture students with fees amendment
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More fire fears rage on the point of prefab
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Out of this world
Ultra-light, highly insulative, Nanogel began life as part of the space race but is now being used in construction -
Prescott puts lock on Three Quays
The government has come under fire this week after triggering delays to a controversial new development by Reid Architecture on the bank of the River Thames. -
Q & A Iain Johnston Bisset Adams
When and where were you born? -
Quest for Kahn
review - My Architect Directed by Nathaniel Kahn.Produced by Susan Rose Behr and Nathaniel Kahn. -
Reporting on the ready-made and its mass of contradictions
The contrast of fantastic speed and dubious delay experienced in mass transit systems eliminates memories of all but the most leisurely journeys. Arrival, however, is uplifting, as is discovering alternative attitudes and imagining the transposition of their architecture to another place, where they magically become new; -
RIBA AWARDS 2004
This year the RIBA has made 69 awards, 53 in the UK, 10 in Europe and six in the new category of worldwide buildings. -
RUSSIAN EXPANSION FOR FITZROY ROBINSON
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SCANDINAVIAN WINDOW SYSTEMS AJ ENQUIRY NO: 203
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SIKA AJ ENQUIRY NO: 206
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Sound bite
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Take three
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Tale of the tort minefield that sends us back to the contracts
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The alarmingly short distance from brilliant idea to burn-out
It is hard to believe but the first man landed on the moon 35 years ago. Even harder to believe is the speed with which he was succeeded by the last man on the moon. Right now NASA has no plans to go there again. Does this mean that manned space travel was just a dead end? -
The key to locked PDFs and speedy Net alternatives
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the ones that got away
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The price of progress
Webinars and wireless email open up a whole new world of opportunity but these technological leaps come with a catch -
Window space
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