Architects Journal
22 September 2005
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. . .BUT SHOULD BELIEFS BE PUT ASIDE FOR A MOMENT?
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. . .ITS FUNCTION RAISES IMPORTANT MORAL ISSUES. . .
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3D - NOT 2D - IS THE WAY FORWARD FOR CAD
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A-CUBE STARTS LIBRARY CHAPTER
NEWS IN PICTURES -
ALSOP AND CO IN GALLERY REVAMP
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AN ARCHED PREFABRICATED CABIN WITH A PLY RAINSCREEN
WORKING DETAILS - WATER ACTIVITY CENTRE -
ANOTHER NAIL IN PRESTON BUS STATION COFFIN
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ASH & LACY AJ ENQUIRY 205
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AUDIENCE FIGURES
ASTRAGAL -
BAD WEB DESIGN A TURN-OFF
WEBWATCH -
BATTLE TO SAVE LONDON POOL
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BERMONDSEY FINALLY FACES REFIT
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BID TO SAVE AALTO MASTERPIECE
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BOLTON SHORTLIST UNVEILED
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BOOK
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BOOK
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BOOK
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BOOK
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BRUM'S RUSH FOR LIBRARY
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CATHEDRAL STUDY PLACES SUBSTANCE OVER STYLE. . .
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CO-LAB WINS OK IN BLOOMSBURY
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CONTRIBUTORS
Colin Davies, who reviews the Archigram book on pages 58-59, is a professor in the department of architecture and spatial design at London Metropolitan University -
CRITIC'S CHOICE
REVIEW -
DENSITY ROW AT POUNDBURY
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DEVELOPMENT TAX PLANS SLAMMED
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DOUBTS OVER LIVERPOOL DOCK
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ELEPHANT CARBON CLAIM
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FARRELL MAKES ITS MARK
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FDT AJ ENQUIRY 204
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HASSELHOFF IS COVERED
ASTRAGAL -
HONEYWELL AJ ENQUIRY 203
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HOPKINS BECAME A LITTLE TOO WILLING TO PROVE THE VERSATILITY OF THE TENT
EDITORIAL -
IBSTOCK WINNERS REVEALED
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IMPORTANT APPRENTICES DESERVE OUR SUPPORT
LETTERS -
LEGACY OF LAUGHTER
ASTRAGAL -
MECHOSHADE AJ ENQUIRY 206
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MELLOW YELLER
ASTRAGAL -
NEW PRACTICES NEED THE ESTABLISHED ONES, AND THE ESTABLISHED NEED THE NEW
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New scheme spells the end for John Winter house
The history of 85 Swains Lane, next to Highgate Cemetery in north London, is not without complexity. -
PERSONAL ENERGY
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SEUFERT-NIKLAUS AJ ENQUIRY 207
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SHEPPARD ROBSON TO BUILD ON CAMPUS
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STOAKES SYSTEMS AJ ENQUIRY 202
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STUDENT SHOWCASE
Kerry Walshe, a year-six student at Manchester School of Architecture, designed 'The Phototropic Interseasonal City' for a site in Salford as part of an effort to give the borough a sense of identity. Shown is one of a series of high-rise buildings intended to provide a 50 per cent reduction in energy consumption compared with the norm. Shown here is the tallest, 30-storey, tower, divided into three zones: retail at the base; offices above; and residential pods at the top. Free solar energy c -
THE ACCESS GROUP AJ ENQUIRY 208
PRODUCTS -
THE BRAIN DRAIN
AGENDA -
THE SEMI-CIRCULAR FIGURE LEADS ONE TO WONDER WHICH CAME FIRST - THE IDEA OR THE SITE?
BUILDING STUDY -
TOWERING THUMBS-UP
NEWS -
UNDER-FIRE YORK PLANS CALLED IN
DAILY NEWS -
WHITECROFT LIGHTNING AJ ENQUIRY 201
PRODUCTS -
WHY DID ODIN WORSHIPPERS BUILD CHURCHES FOR CHRIST?
TECHNICAL & PRACTICE -
WITNESS TRAINING
LEGAL
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