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how does it compare to BFX?
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how does it compare to BFX?
wow, i'm impressed. never seen a modding team for a game that hasn't released yet. good luck, i look forward to playing this
will you add sashimono and the horo (the faction flags on the back of soldiers and the balloon thing on the back of generals that protects them from arrows)
my bad. i should have considered that before posting
so does very hard mode still make the AI cheat with this mod or does it actually make the AI smarter?
um... techinically you cant play the game without steam :P UNLESS you did something that would techinically be illegal....
does putting the BAI on hard still make it cheat?
the dark side of the force is WAY better! it has darth mod :D
Eversince the release of darthmod rome total war, (which was absolutely AMAZING), i have installed this mod on every total war game to date before even trying the vanilla versions of the game. keep up the amazing work
im having a bit of the problem. my radar wont pick up the jump gates so i have to find them and target them manually for the radar to pick it up. any solutions?
i love bieng able to change the unit sizes. 3x the normal size leads to some epic battles
anyone know if the ships will actually move around during combat for once?
its quite different. its completely campaign/historical realism focused with no tactical battles.
since you are making the maps much more massive, i can only assume you are also upping the unit cap for armies? and will tactics such as flanking actually make a difference compared to the vanilla? if so... then beware my Crane's Wing Formation :D !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
oh, and will you reduce the timeflow to be a bit slower (it goes quite fast in vanilla oblivion)
are you guys still going to work on the oblivion release or are you just going to focus solely on skyrim port?
how long does it generally take for the War to start? I have waited for around 50 days and it seems like it's taking forever...
warfare unlimited is a bit past its due date... will u be releasing it on the same day this year or can i consider this mod to be postponed for a while?
woot, now i dont have to 1v1 my friend on LAN (hes terrible and my internet connection is even worse so i cant play server)
well, obviously its not ur graphics card as u can run Crysis absolutely fine, its gotta be ur cpu cuz this game really demands on that sort of thing
i hope the next release contains bots, cuz my internet tends to lag online :(
is it possible to connect with a retail version?
awesome! and good job working with a 4 year old game. most ppl would have quit making mods by now
nvm, found some files to edit that the read me didnnt mention >_<
anyways i really hope u finish this cuz i wanna have an epic 1028 player war in market district LOL
fun game with quite a few good mods
heres a few that i reccomend:
Jurassic Rage (128 velociraptors and t-rex on a 1v1 map is fun)
Warfare++ (makes warfare actaully seem like warfare with 128 bots total)
Action cam (Gears of war anyone?)
The Haunted (ZOMBIES O.o)
will there be epic space battles between alliance and empire forces? that would be awesome
are u guys still doing this or is the mod dead?
i really wanna see this one completed


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Architects Journal
September 2013
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Labour pledges to scrap Green Deal
The Labour party would abolish the Green Deal if it got into power, a source has confirmed to the AJ's sister title Construction News -
Major contest launched for £19m revamp of Stirling's Florey Building
The Queen's College, Oxford has launched an international contest to overhaul James Stirling's controversial 1971 Florey Building -
Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist: Slip House by Carl Turner Architects
Carl Turner has been named among the finalists for this year's Stephen Lawrence Prize -
'HS2 is about connecting north and south', says Cameron
Prime Minister David Cameron has defended the controversial high speed rail link at the Conservative Party Conference earlier today -
'Thank you, but no': Southbank skateboarders slam relocation visions
Skateboarders campaigning against the demolition of a skate park as part of the Southbank Centre overhaul have hit out against relocation options mooted this week -
£20k grants available for green homes 'open house'
The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has teamed up with the Centre for Sustainable Energy to encourage households to open their eco-homes to the public -
100% Design
Creativity is king at this year's 100% Design exhibition. Karen Podesta finds out why -
40,000 visit Battersea Power Station in most popular Open House weekend ever
Battersea Power Station became the most visited building to ever take part in Open House - attracting 40,000 visitors in just one weekend -
A good president? The profession on Angela Brady
As Angela Brady leaves her post as RIBA president architects reflect on her impact on the profession -
A new exhibition captures mass-produced objects transitioning to one-offs
[THIS WEEK] The industrial revolution of 2013 is powered by bespoke kettles, writes James Pallister -
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Act will stop listed buildings becoming dinosaurs, claims EH
Regulatory Reform Act will cut red tape and focus conservation efforts on listed buildings, heritage chief tells the AJ100 Breakfast Club -
Adam Khan wins Scandinavian prototype housing revamp contest
Adam Khan Architects (AKA) has won the competition for the £20 million overhaul of a 50-year-old social housing complex in Ballerup, a suburb 15km north of Copenhagen -
AHMM wins planning for £650m Google HQ
Blossoming big hitter AHMM has won planning permission for Google's £650 million headquarters building in King's Cross, London -
AJ exclusive: 2013 Manser Medal shortlist revealed
Witherford Watson Mann's Stirling Prize contender Astley Castle has been named on the five-strong shortlist vying for the 'best house in the UK' award -
AJ exclusive: Winners of the 2013 Retrofit Awards announced
The winners for this year's retrofit Oscars - the AJ's Retrofit Awards 2013 - have been announced -
Amin Taha wins contest to rejig design stars' HQ
Amin Taha Architects has been picked to overhaul the offices of branding gurus Carter Wong near Lancaster Gate, London -
An elegant way forward for green design at Greenfield bus depot
A modest transit building funded by Obama's 2009 stimulus package suggests an elegant way forward for green design, writes Hattie Hartman -
An evening of small projects in Bristol
As part of its ongoing exhibition of the 2013 AJ Small Projects, the Bristol Architecture Centre hosted the first ever event centered on the Small Projects Sustainability Award, now in its third year -
Another red-tape busting move to kick-start development
English Heritage is cutting red tape on listed buildings. Good news or a boost for facadism? asks Christine Murray -
Another year, another increase in ARB fees
The Architects' Registration Board (ARB) looks set to follow through on its earlier promise to ramp up its 2014 annual retention fee by £6.50 to £105 -
ARB confirms fee increase
The Architects Registration Board (ARB) confirmed that the annual retention fee will increase by £6.50 -
Architect chosen for McCloud's custom build vision
Mark Hines is the first practice to be appointed to work on Hab Housing's custom build homes -
Architect needed for £5.5m redevelopment of Londonderry Park
Ards Borough Council in Northern Ireland is on the hunt for a team to deliver the redevelopment of Londonderry Park in Newtownards -
Architect needed for Vancouver Art Gallery
Architects are called for to design a new home for the Vancouver Art Gallery -
Architects needed to overhaul women's hospital in Birmingham
Birmingham Community Healthcare is seeking a design team to redevelop its Women's Hospital in Mindelsohn Way, Edgbaston -
Architects' employment tops six year high
Architects in full time employment has surged to the highest level since 2007 however average earnings fell 2.7 per cent in the past year -
Architecture for Humanity co-founders step down
Co-founders of the humanitarian architecture organisation Cameron Sinclair and Kate Stohr have announced they are to leave -
Architecture Foundation launches open call for architects
The Architecture Foundation has released an open call for architects to take part in workshops aimed at 'key challenges' inside London's Moorings Housing Estate in Thamesmead -
ASL unveils Welsh student union
Austin-Smith:Lord has completed this £2.1 million student union for the for the University of Wales Trinity Saint David in Lampeter, south west Wales -
Astley Castle's Stirling Prize win hailed as an 'important precedent' for historic buildings
Witherford Watson Mann's contemporary intervention into the historic fabric of a 12th-century ruin is seen as signalling a radical new approach to heritage architecture, writes Richard Waite -
Australian construction workloads grow
Victoria was the only state in Australia to see a drop in dwelling approvals in July -
AY Architects' Montpelier Nursery bags 2013 Stephen Lawrence Prize
AY Architects has won the £5,000 Stephen Lawrence Prize for its nursery in Camden, north London -
AZPA renamed as Maider Llaguno joins FOA offshoot
Alejandro Zaero-Polo Architecture (AZPA) has teamed up with former Foreign Office Architects (FOA) architect Maider Llaguno to become AZPML -
Benoy bags Borneo beachfront scheme
Benoy is to design a tourism and residential development in the Malaysian city of Kota Kinabalu -
Berkeley says planning still holding back house building
Housebuilder Berkeley Group added three new sites to its land bank and contracts to buy two more between May and August. -
Berkeley University opens £9,350 essay contest
San Francisco's Berkeley University has launched its 2014 student essay contest featuring a £9,350 prize fund -
Better homes: 2013 Saltire Awards shortlist revealed
NORD and Rural Design named on Saltire Society Housing Design Awards shortlist -
BIG unveils Brooklyn Bridge Park pavilion designs
Danish firm BIG has unveiled designs for Pier 6 of Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York -
BIG, Herzog and de Meuron and CF Moller vie for Danish hospital
Swiss stars Herzog & de Meuron will compete with local giants BIG and CF Moller for the right to design a £425 million hospital in Denmark. -
Boris shortlists London boroughs up for 'mini-Holland' funding
The eight outer London boroughs in the running to receive £100 million to improve cycle infrastructure have been announced -
Brady questions RIBA decision-making process
Former RIBA president Angela Brady has said the decision-making process within the institute needs to be urgently addressed -
Breakthrough in skateboard stalemate: Southbank to back crowdfunding to save undercroft
The Southbank Centre has agreed that if at least £17million can be secured in time, it will look to preserve the iconic skateboarding undercroft from redevelopment -
Breakthrough: Ed Vaizey lists Preston bus station
Architecture minister Ed Vaizey has unexpectedly given Preston's threatened 1969 bus station a Grade II listing -
British 'creative ideas' wanted for China's Sichuan Province rejuvenation
The Shu City Project is looking to recruit British talent from design, planning and creative companies to 'rejuvenate' the historical elements of the 2,000 year old regional capital city Chengdu -
Broadway Malyan scoops huge Singapore healthcare job
London-based Broadway Malyan is to create a masterplan for a huge healthcare hub in Singapore -
Brutalism's return to favour
The story of Preston Bus Station is the story of Brutalism's return to favour, says Christine Murray -
C20 Society objects to Perivale Church demolition
The 20th Century Society has objected to the demolition of a modernist 1960s church in Perivale in the London Borough of Ealing -
Campaigners slam plans for flats in grounds of Gilbert Scott Jnr gem
Campaigners have raised concerns about plans for flats in the garden of a George Gilbert Scott Jnr-designed house in Hull -
Carl Turner's translucent Brixton home wins 2013 Manser Medal
Slip House, the translucent glass house in Brixton designed by Carl Turner Architects has won this year's prize for the 'best house in the UK' -
Celebrating a life's work: Christine Murray interviews Joseph Rykwert
AJ editor Christine Murray interviews RIBA Gold Medal Award winner Joseph Rykwert -
Changes to London Plan could price Londoners out of capital
Amendments to the London Plan have been slammed by assembly members for pushing up affordable rents -
Check out the Chockablock bar at 100% Design
Azman Architects' 60m-long bar is the focus of the International Pavilion at this year's 100% Design, says Rory Olcayto -
Chief planning inspector to retire
The chief planning inspector Peter Burley is to retire at the end of September -
Chipperfield bags £100k Praemium Imperiale
David Chipperfield has won the Japan Art Association's Praemium Imperiale for Architecture - hailed as the cultural 'Nobel Prize' -
Chipperfield wins two major art gallery projects
London-headquartered David Chipperfield Architects has secured two major international museum schemes -
Chippo out, as new search begins for Cambridge urban extension architect
The University of Cambridge has confirmed it is looking for another architect to take on work on part of the £1 billion North West Cambridge project. -
CIBSE calls for entries to Building Performance Awards
There are just two weeks left to enter the 2014 CIBSE Building Performance Awards -
City planning chief Peter Rees to exit
City Planning Officer Peter Rees is set to leave the corporation after more than 25 years overseeing development in the square mile -
Competition launched to connect Glasgow's Seven Lochs Wetland Park
The Glasgow Institute of Architects has launched an international contest for proposals to link two sites inside the Seven Lochs Wetland Park close to Glasgow -
Competition winning Kowloon art venue starts on site
The formal start of construction of Bing Thom Architects' Xiqu Centre has been hailed as a 'defining moment' for the troubled West Kowloon Cultural District -
Competitions: Editor's Pick, 05.09.13
The Architecture Foundation, Royal Shakespeare Company and University of York. The editor's pick of this week's top competitions -
Competitions: Editor's Pick, 12.09.13
Seven Lochs Wetland Park, Vancouver Art Gallery and Light of Tomorrow. The editor's pick of this week's top competitions -
Competitions: Editor's Pick, 19.09.13
Birmingham Women's Hospital redevelopment, a monument to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Veterans in Washington DC and the Natural History Museum. The editor's pick of this week's top competitions -
Competitions: Editor's Pick, 25.09.13
British ideas in demand inside China's Sichuan Province, a new entrance to a Moscow Skyscraper and residential masterplan in London. The editor's pick of this week's top competitions -
Concrete kaleidoscope: New Seinäjoki City Library by JKMM
JKMM's digital-age extension to Alvar Aalto's 1965 city library at Seinäjoki in Finland startles with its edgy angularity and tricks of perspective, writes Felix Mara -
Construction ouput growth fastest since 2007
Construction output rose at the fastest rate since the start of the downturn, according to a survey of construction purchasing managers. -
Contest launches for Lower Mississippi River Delta rebuild
A competition has been launched to rebuild the Lower Mississippi River Delta in America's Deep South -
Copper coloured Kalzip enhances Mansfield Bus Station
Over 1,800sqm of Kalzip aluminium standing seam and a similar quantity of Kalzip liner and decking sheets have been installed on Mansfield's impressive new bus station and link-bridge. -
Council coughs up extra £600k to fix roof on Hawkins\Brown's Corby Cube
Corby Borough Council has agreed to find an extra £600,000 to stop the roof of Hawkins\Brown's troubled Corby Cube from leaking -
Council demands resident puts right 'harmful' Accordia alterations
An Accordia homeowner may be forced to take down a number of modest extensions after the local authority refused retrospective planning permission for changes to the Stirling Prize-winning estate -
Councils challenge changes to London Plan
Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Islington and Camden are seeking a judicial review of the Mayor's changes to the London Plan -
Councils missing affordable homes targets
Developers and councils are failing to comply with affordable housing targets, a new report has revealed -
Curry-Hyde and Paul Weston Architects win planning for Suffolk waterside site
[FIRST LOOK] Suffolk-based Curry-Hyde and Paul Weston Architects have won planning permission for two mixed use schemes on neighbouring sites in Woodbridge, Suffolk -
Curtain up for David Walker and RHWL's Barbican debut
The new Guildhall School of Music & Drama, designed by David Walker Architects and RHWL Arts Team, is to be officially opened this week -
Deadline extended: Get your entries in for the AJ/Saint-Gobain sketching competition
The deadline for the AJ/Saint Gobain sketching competition has been extended to the 13 December -
Demolition news fuels Chelsea Barracks speculation
The last remaining buildings on the Chelsea Barracks site in west London are to be razed in November fuelling speculation that the controversial £3 billion scheme may finally be off the ground. -
Denizen Works completes Tiree house and holiday home
Emerging practice Denizen Works, has completed this home and guest house scheme in Tiree - the most westerly island of the Inner Hebrides -
Design Council demands government design strategy
The Design Council has called on government to introduce a new cross-party strategy to boost public demand for quality in the built environment -
Design meets justice: Moving pictures in modern court building
As a public establishment, a courthouse stands for social cohesion and common efforts to ensure law, order and justice. It should win the trust of the people, be innovative yet timeless and offer a high degree of security. -
Design team sought for leisure facilities in Dungiven, Northern Ireland
Limavady Borough Council is on the hunt for an architect led team to design and oversee works for leisure facilities across Dungiven -
DIY Detroit
An account from Project Detroit's recent visit to the notorious Motor City to investigate the aims of the state and community to regenerate and rebuild the city -
DRDH completes Farnham library
DRDH Architects has unwrapped its £1.2 million revamp of the 1997 Elaine Thomas Library on the University for the Creative Arts' (UCA) Farnham campus -
East is East
Poverty, violence, zombie invasions and war. Rakesh Ramchurn looks at how the urban development of London's East End has affected its film heritage -
Ecophon - Cornerstone Church, Nottingham
Cornerstone Church has opened its new building on Castle Boulevard in Nottingham. Standing on the site of an old furniture showroom, this new church, designed for a congregation of 700, was a challenging project for Ecophon in several ways. -
Edinburgh wins £30m Scottish national sport centre
Edinburgh's Heriot Watt University scheme, designed by Reiach & Hall, has been chosen for Scotland's £30 million National Performance Centre for Sport -
EH boss: 'Walkie Scorchie has no merit'
English Heritage's chief executive Simon Thurley has slammed Rafael Viñoly's Walkie Talkie skyscraper which has been blamed for starting fires and damaging nearby businesses -
Elysium: One Hyde Park in the skies
Neill Blomkamp's Elysium is the ultimate gated community, says Rory Olcayto -
Eric Parry: 'Rykwert has changed the way architects think about buildings and cities'
Eric Parry explains why the RIBA Honours Committee gave the institute's most prestigious lifetime achievement award to architect, writer and critic Joseph Rykwert -
EU construction levels on the up
EU construction levels have risen for a fourth consecutive month -
'Every home should be Passivhaus', say Lib Dems
Liberal Democrat members have voted in favour of the party's green growth policy at its annual conference in Glasgow -
First peek at Reiach and Hall's Lanarkshire Maggie's centre
[First look] These are the first snaps of Reiach and Hall Architects' proposed new £1.8 million Maggie's Cancer care centre in Airdrie -
Footprint's 5 things to do this week
This week's events include discussions on the future of cities and public spaces -
Footprint's 5 things to do this week
This week there are lots of events being held as part of World Green Building Week and London Design Festival -
Footprint's 5 things to do this week
This week's events include a panel discussion on sustainability in the AJ Small Projects Awards -
Footprint's pick of what to see at Open House
Open House London is taking place this weekend (21-22 September) - take the chance to experience first-hand many of London's green buildings -
Former president Angela Brady: 'I left the RIBA in a better place'
Outgoing RIBA president Angela Brady talks to Richard Waite about Olympic marketing madness, tweeting, and the highs and lows of her two-year tenure -
Foster + Partners completes Sainsbury Centre refurb
Foster + Partners has completed its refurbishment of the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich -
Foster and Manser buildings join post-war listed elite
Buildings by Norman Foster and Michael Manser are among four post-war structures to be listed by architecture minster Ed Vaizey today -
Foster's £125m Glasgow Hydro opens doors
Rod Stewart has officially opened Foster + Partners' 13,000 capacity Glasgow Hydro arena -
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Fumihiko Maki reveals plans for second New York United Nations skyscraper
Japanese starchitect Fumihiko Maki has unveiled plans for a new 166 meter-tall United Nations tower in New York -
Future Reception digital edition
Read the Future Reception competition supplement featuring the winning projects and shortlisted schemes outlining the future of office reception design -
Glenn Howells unwraps Cambridge Fire Station
Glenn Howells Architects has completed this residential redevelopment of a fire station in central Cambridge -
GLM completes refurb of John O'Groats hotel
GLM Architects' refurbishment of the John O'Groats Hotel in Scotland - the most northerly hotel in Britain - has opened its doors -
Global contest launched for new entrance to famous Moscow hotel
The Hotel Ukraina in Moscow has begun a two stage international contest to design a new entrance to the heritage site skyscraper -
Global hunt begins for design team to overhaul Natural History Museum grounds
A major design competition has been launched to 're-imagine' the grounds around London's Grade I-listed Natural History Museum -
Gort Scott bags planning for Jesus College 'eco' offices
[First look + plans] Gort Scott has won planning permission for this new build office project for Jesus College, University of Cambridge -
Government moots specialist 'planning court'
The government has proposed introducing a new specialist planning court in an attempt to speed up major construction projects -
Government resists adopting housing standards in building regs
Pleas for a one-stop document covering technical standards for housing to go in the Building Regulations are in jeopardy after the government signalled it wants an 'interim step' approach to trimming red tape -
Government rolls out new support for self-build homes
New measures aimed at supporting self-builders include grant funding, planning guidance, and scrapping the CIL tax for those building their own homes have been unveiled -
Government's Help to Buy scheme kicks off early
The government has announced that the contentious Help to Buy scheme will launch next week – three months earlier than planned -
Green Deal needs incentives to make it work, says industry
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has warned that without further incentives the Green Deal will fail -
Green light for Bennetts' Tottenham Court Road offices
Bennetts Associates has received planning approval for its eight-storey One Bedford Avenue scheme for Exemplar and The Bedford Estates. -
Hab hits £1.5 million crowdfunding target
Kevin McCloud's Hab housing company will close its crowdfunding investment campaign on a high this Sunday after banking more than £1.5 million -
Hawkins\Brown wins planning for Exeter Uni research facility
Hawkins\Brown has won planning permission for a £30 million science building at the University of Exeter -
Heriot-Watt University seeks team for £11.5m research facility
Edinburgh's Heriot-Watt University is looking to appoint a design team for its new build Centre for Earth and Marine Technology -
High Speed 2: Bennetts reveals 'urban strategy' for Manchester's Piccadilly station
Bennetts Associates has drawn up proposals to overhaul 60 ha of land around Manchester's Piccadilly Station - should High Speed 2 (HS2) go ahead -
Historians pull funding for van Heyningen and Haward's Richard III tomb
Members of the Richard III Society have withdrawn their support for van Heyningen and Haward's proposed tomb for the recently discovered remains of the 15th-century king -
Hopkins' University of East London library opens doors
Hopkins Architects has completed this £8.6 million library a the University of East London -
House building levels need to double if the UK is to meet demand
The current levels of housing supply are 'hopelessly inadequate', according to new analysis of the 2011 census data -
How to succeed in work/life after children in architecture
Book now for the free AJ Women in Architecture back to work seminar on Thursday 10 October - RSVP essential -
HS2 could bridge north-south divide, report claims
Latest analysis from consultancy KPMG suggests HS2 could offer an annual £15 billion boost to the economy -
In pictures: Crowds gather to feel Walkie Talkie 'death rays'
This lunchtime crowds gathered at London's newest tourist attraction to experience the heat reflected from Viñoly's skyscraper -
In pictures: Hugh Broughton Architects' Maidstone Museum crowned Retrofit of the Year
Cullinan Studios, Hawkins\Brown, PRP, and Tim Ronalds Architects also triumphed last night in the AJ Retrofit Awards 2013 -
In pictures: Winners of the 2013 Aga Khan Award revealed
Five projects, inclunding an Islamic Cemetery in Austria and an architectural conservation centre in Palestine have been handed Aga Khan Awards for Architecture -
In pictures: Zaha reveals images of New National Stadium of Japan
Zaha Hadid is to follow her London 2012 Aquatics Centre with the main stadium for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo -
Introducing a new digital mapping service for architects
Paul Finch takes a look at how .MAP by GroundSure is revolutionising digital mapping -
Introducing a revolutionary dry tiling system
Solus Ceramics introduces the revolutionary recyclable DRY FIT SYSTEM, a flooring solution that can be laid without grout or adhesive and moved or replaced with ease. -
Irena Murray lands RIBA honorary fellowship
Retired RIBA librarian Irena Murray has been named among nine champions of architecture announced for 2014 honorary fellowships by Portland Place today -
Labour moots land-banking tax
The Labour Party has promised to crack down on developers sitting on undeveloped land held in a bid to build an extra 300,000 homes being built in the capital -
Labour set to announce big housebuilding plans
Labour leader Ed Miliband is expected to reveal the party's plans for a big expansion of housebuilding in his speech on Tuesday (24 September) -
Labour: no blank cheque for HS2
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has insisted there will be no 'blank cheque' for HS2 after reports that the Labour Party would review the project, should it come to power after the general election in 2015 -
Lahdelma & Mahlamäki completes Finnish Nature Centre
[FIRST LOOK + PLANS + PROJECT DATA] Finland-based Lahdelma & Mahlamäki has completed this timber-clad nature centre near to Helsinki -
Lambeth throws out 'village green' bid to protect Southbank skateboard undercroft
Skateboarders battling to save the skatepark under the Southbank Centre from redevelopment have failed to win 'Village Green Status' for the iconic undercroft -
Levitt Bernstein: minimum space standards 'more important than ever'
The mastermind behind the proposed new space standards, Julia Park of Levitt Bernstein, explains her view that the government must not walk away from regulating the size of new dwellings -
LGBT monument design competition announced
A design contest has been launched for a national monument to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Veterans in Washington DC -
Libeskind's Essex University project ditched
The University of Essex has shelved plans by starchitect Daniel Libeskind to design a new international institute for democracy and conflict resolution -
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands completes London's first Jewish Community Centre
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands (LDS) has completed its competition-winning JW3 Jewish Community Centre -
London needs 800,000 new homes by 2021
London needs an extra 809,000 homes by 2021, according to the body flying the flag for the capital's 33 local authorities -
London throws open its doors
Open House London, the annual celebration of the capital's finest architecture, takes place on 21-22 September. This year more than 700 buildings are taking part. Here is a taster of the event -
Lubetkin Prize and Stephen Lawrence Prize: AJ 12.09.13
Subscribers can view this week's AJ here -
Lubetkin Prize shortlist: Galaxy Soho by Zaha Hadid Architects
Zaha Hadid Architects has been named among the finalists for this year's Lubetkin Prize -
Lubetkin Prize shortlist: Gardens by the Bay by Wilkinson Eyre and Grant Associates
Wilkinson Eyre and Grant Associates have been named among the finalists for this year's Lubetkin Prize -
Lubetkin Prize shortlist: Via Verde by Grimshaw with Dattner Architects
Grimshaw with Dattner Architects have been named among the finalists for this year's Lubetkin Prize -
Maccreanor Lavington submits Southwark tower plans
Plans for a Maccreanor Lavington-designed scheme in South London have been submitted to the London Borough of Southwark -
Maggie's Aberdeen: 'It didn't start with a pebble'
British-born Robert Greenwood, project architect on Snøhetta's new Aberdeen Maggie's Centre, talks about pebbles and politics -
Major breakthrough in PQQ reform
The European Parliament is set to vote on major changes to procurement rules [PQQ] which could see turnover requirements relaxed, larger contracts split up into lots and the introduction of a standard, reusable self-certification document -
MAKE's and FAT's accessible dolls' houses to make London Design Festival debut
A raft of accessible dolls' houses designed by star architects are to be unveiled during the London Design Festival (LDF) this month -
Manser Medal introduction
Joe Morris, judge and former winner introduces this year's Manser Medal -
Manser Medal shortlist: Astley Castle by Witherford Watson Mann
Astley Castle, Nuneaton by Witherford Watson Mann. Photography by Philip Vile, Helene Binet and Philippe Ebeling -
Manser Medal shortlist: Crowbrook by Knox Bhavan
Crowbrook, Ware, Hertfordshire by Knox Bhavan Architects. Photography by Dennis Gilbert -
Manser Medal shortlist: Downley House by Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects
Downley House, Petersfield, Hampshire by Birds Portchmouth Russum Architect. Photography by Nick Kane -
Manser Medal shortlist: Rockmount by ShedKM
Rockmount, Wirral by ShedKM. Photography by Jack Hobhouse -
Manser Medal shortlist: Slip House by Carl Turner
Slip House, London by Carl Turner Architects. Photography by Tim Crocker -
Manser Medal: AJ 05.09.13
Subscribers can view this week's AJ here -
Masterplanners sought for south-west London estates overhaul
The Circle Anglia Housing Group is seeking masterplanners for three residential redevelopment schemes in Merton, south-west London -
McAslan unveils Westminster apartment block
John McAslan + Partners has completed this triangular residential block on Buckhingham Palace Gate in London -
McGarry-Moon wins planning for Belfast Passivhaus
[FIRST LOOK + PLANS + PROJECT DATA] Northern Ireland-based practice McGarry-Moon Architects has won planning for this Passivhaus home in the grounds of a Modernist house in Belfast -
Mole Architects completes timber-framed Suffolk eco-home
[FIRST LOOK] Mole Architects has completed this £720,000 'low energy' retirement house in the village of Palgrave, Suffolk -
Moxon bags planning for Aberdeenshire farmhouse
[First look + project data] Moxon Architects has won planning permission to restore and extend a derelict farmhouse in the Cairngorm National Park -
MVHR failings cause NHBC to re-write technical standards
Problems with MVHR systems which are now commonplace in many eco-homes, have caused the NHBC to introduce a new set of standards for their proper installation -
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New campus-less architecture school promises to slash fees
Plans for a new school of architecture with a mantra to provide 'lower cost, better value architectural education' have been unveiled -
New practices: Chris Donoghue Architects
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone either through choice or redundancy -
New practices: FKA
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone either through choice or redundancy -
New practices: Kirkwood McLean Architects
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone either through choice or redundancy -
New practices: ZCD Architects
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone either through choice or redundancy -
Nicholas Kirk completes cable-tie Kielder canopy
Emerging London-based practice Nicholas Kirk Architects has collaborated with composer Ed Carter to create an installation for the Kielder Water & Forest Park in Northumberland -
Nicolas Pople unveils cross-laminated timber chapel
Nicolas Pople Architect has completed the £1.4 million renovation and extension of Temple Lodge in Hammersmith, London -
No 'convincing strategic case' for High Speed 2, warn MPs
The Public Accounts Committee has slammed the government for failing to put forward a 'convincing strategic case' for High Speed 2 (HS2) -
Nuway Connect keeps shopping centre floors clean dry and safe
With over a quarter of a million visitors every week, Castle Quay Shopping Centre in Banbury places a very high priority on public safety. -
Obituary: Charles MacCallum (1935-2013)
Johnny Rodger remembers Charles MacCallum, the head of the Mackintosh School of Architecture at Glasgow School of Art between 1994-2000, who has died aged 78 -
Obituary: Charles McKean (1946 to 2013)
Former secretary and treasurer of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) Charles McKean has died aged 67 -
Offices in London and South East least densely occupied
Office space in the capital, South East and Wales is less densely used than in other UK regions, new research from the British Council for Offices (BCO) has revealed -
Ollier Smurthwaite submits plans for 285 homes in Irlam
Ollier Smurthwaite Architects has submitted plans for this 285-home scheme in Irlam, on the outskirts of Manchester -
Open City's Victoria Thornton: 'We want to open eyes'
Open-City founding director Victoria Thornton talks about the rewards and challenges of the organisation's flagship event, Open House -
Parabolics to the lot of them
Ian Martin's iconic tower gets a new nickname -
Pascall+Watson proposes £200m London City Airport expansion
London City Airport has unveiled plans by Pascall+Watson for a £200million expansion -
Peckham rise: Peckham Library by Alsop & Störmer
[Orginally published AJ 30.03.2000] In Peckham Library Alsop & Störmer has created a local landmark which is designed to appeal to local residents and their children. By Jeremy Melvin. Photographs by James Morris -
People to blame for climate change, says latest IPCC report
The ground-breaking 1990 report on climate change has been updated to include further warnings of the catastrophic effects of global warming -
Pier Taylor's new BBC show confuses property with architecture. D'oh!
Pop property development TV masquerading as design is a stab to the heart of the profession, says Rory Olcayto -
Pilbrow wins planning for Crimewatch presenter's mega-home
Fred Pilbrow's new practice has won planning permission for its first scheme - a huge new home for former Crimewatch frontman Nick Ross -
Pioneering New Column Casing Brochure Unveiled
The new Contour metal column casing brochure is the most comprehensive guide available, featuring digitally-rendered 3D images, high-definition project photography, full product specifications and an overview of every column casing solution offered. -
PLACE director Michael Corr: 'There is work. Apply now'
Michael Corr, creative director of PLACE, the Built Environment Centre for Northern Ireland, discusses newly devolved planning powers -
Planners launch blueprint for more homes
A planning blueprint to help build thousands of homes in the UK has been published. -
Populous' turnover drops 13% amid European downturn
Turnover at Populous, which designed the London 2012 Olympic stadium, dropped 13 per cent last year, following the economic downturn in Europe -
Profession backs Park Hill to win 2013 Stirling Prize
A third of AJ reader's want Hawkins\Brown's Brutalist housing project to win the Stirling Prize -
Profession hits out at shake-up of RIBA membership categories
Architects fear 'highly complicated' proposals could confuse clients and bring down the value of RIBA membership -
Public sector holds back construction recovery
A drop in public sector activity held back construction sector recovery for the three months to August -
Rafi Segal abandons Israel National Library high court claim
Israeli architect Rafi Segal appears to have abandoned his legal attempt to be reinstated as designer of the National Library of Israel -
Raft of south London schemes win planning
Developer Lend Lease has won planning permission to build more than 200 homes in the south of the capital, including schemes by AHMM and Scott Brownrigg -
Revealed: 2013 Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist
Manser Medal-contender Carl Turner has been named among the finalists for this year's Stephen Lawrence Prize -
Revealed: designs by finalists in new Met Police HQ contest
The AJ can reveal the designs by the five big name practices shortlisted in the contest to design the new HQ on London's Victoria Embankment for the Metropolitan Police Service -
Revealed: designs by the finalists vying for Oriel College jackpot
The AJ can reveal the five shortlisted schemes in the competition to overhaul part of Oriel College at the University of Oxford -
Revealed: first images of Make's Leadenhall high-rise scheme
The AJ can reveal the first images of Make's proposed new skyscraper scheme close to the Gherkin on the so-called Leadenhall Triangle site in the City of London -
Revealed: Ideas contest floats Tidal Thames future visions
A raft of concepts to upgrade the tidal Thames by five architect-led teams including this year's Manser Medal-winner, Carl Turner Architects, have been unveiled -
Revealed: plans to build Frank Lloyd Wright house near Bristol
Stephen Brooks Architects has revealed plans to build an unrealised Frank Lloyd Wright house in rural Tyntesfield Springs, Wraxall, near Bristol. -
RIAS considers legal action after Matheson cleared
Glasgow City Council leader Gordon Matheson has been cleared by Scotland's Public Standards Commission over his handling of the city's George Square fiasco -
RIBA announces Part 1, 2 and 3 memberships in major shake-up
Graduates will soon be able to use new RIBA affixes after their name before qualification -
RIBA Client of the Year Award shortlist revealed
The driving force behind Heneghan Peng's Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre – The National Trust – is on the four-strong shortlist for the 2013 RIBA Client of the Year Award -
RIBA launches comp for £50m flagship Newcastle University project
The RIBA has launched a contest to design Newcastle University's 'SAgE' building for science, agriculture and engineering -
RIBA launches Mexico mission
The RIBA is urging British architects to join it on a trade mission to Mexico, declaring that work in the country could be 'extremely profitable'. -
RIBA members dealt 2.7% fee hike
The RIBA has increased its annual members' fee from £383 to £393 -
RIBA reveals 2014 international fellowships
The RIBA has announced the recipients of this year's coveted international fellowships -
RIBA seeks small practices for Guerrilla Tactics live pitch
The RIBA is seeking three small practices to pitch schemes to a developer judging panel during its annual Guerrilla Tactics conference and CPD day -
RIBA survey: 'sustained improvement' in industry confidence
The Royal Institute of British Architects has said that this month's Future Trends Survey continued 'the trend of positive figures seen since the beginning of 2013' -
RIBA's chief executive should consider a vow of public silence
The relationship between RIBA executive and elected should never be one of tail wagging dog, writes Paul Finch -
Rival Southbank skatepark proposals revealed
Competing visions for a new £1 million skatepark as part of controversial plans to overhaul the Southbank Centre have been unveiled -
Rob Gregory: 'It is make or break time for Bristol's architecture centre'
In response to the AJ's feature on Bristol, Architecture Centre programme manager Rob Gregory explains how the centre is working to become an essential part of the city's ambitious growth plans not just a 'nice to have' add-on -
Robin Partington Architects' One New Street Square moves forward
Robin Partington Architects' mega One New Street Square scheme has taken a key step forward with news that the shortlist for main contractor has been whittled down to three -
Rory Olcayto: 'Astley Castle changes the way we look at, and rework, old buildings'
Astley Castle's Stirling Prize victory will appeal to both the public and the profession alike because it changes the way we look at, and rework, old buildings says Rory Olcayto -
Royal Shakespeare Company hunts architects for costume workshop refurb
The Royal Shakespeare Company is on the hunt for an architect-led design team for their costume workshop project in Stratford-upon-Avon -
Rykwert wins RIBA Gold Medal
The 2014 RIBA Royal Gold Medal has been awarded to a close friend of the AJ in recognition of his lifetime's service to architecture -
Rykwert's medal suggests there is still an economy for ideas on architecture
Our heartfelt congratulations go out to Joseph Rykwert, a deserving Gold Medal recipient, says Christine Murray -
Saltdean Lido rescue moves closer
Campaigners vying to save the grade II*-listed Saltdean Lido in Brighton look set to be handed control of the seaside pool -
Scheme for famous JFK terminal takes flight
New York's Port Authority has given the green light to transform Eero Saarinen's iconic TWA Flight Center into a hotel -
Serpentine Pavilion mastermind to design Miami 'waterfall' frontage
Serpentine Pavillion designer Sou Fujimoto is to design a two-storey building façade for the Miami Design District -
Sheffield council urged to cut financial ties with Park Hill
Liberal Democrat members have demanded that Sheffield City Council cuts all its financial ties with the multimillion pound regeneration of Park Hill -
SHH polishes off revamp of London Zoo café
Hammersmith-based SHH has completed the £4.6 million transformation of London Zoo's main restaurant. -
Shortlist for Beirut US embassy announced
Three practices have made the shortlist to design the US embassy in Beirut -
Sidell Gibson keeps name in HLM sale
AJ100 practice Sidell Gibson will retain its historic name after being rescued from bankruptcy by HLM -
Silvestre lands 460-home Lisbon competition
Former Henley Halebrown Rorrison architect Bruno Silvestre awarded 46-plot, hillside social housing scheme in the Portuguese capital -
Skanska scraps 'innovative' housebuilding plans
Skanska UK has announced it will not build any more homes as a developer under its Homes by Skanska brand "for the forseeable future". -
Skate of the nation
Ian Martin is hired as consultant at large without portfolio by the Skateboarding Alliance -
Small Projects Big Green Ambitions
Green is nothing new to Bristol, writes Hattie Hartman -
Snøhetta's Aberdeen Maggie's Centre opens its doors
[First look] Oslo-based Snøhetta has completed a new Maggie's Cancer Care Centre at the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary -
SOUP unwraps wedge-shaped home
[FIRST LOOK + PLANS] SOUP Architects has completed this cedar-clad home in the back garden of a suburban house in Thames Ditton, Surrey -
Southbank skate debate: 'The undercroft works better culturally than functionally'
As skateboarders lose their battle to win 'village green' status for Southbank's undercroft, Iain Borden, professor of Architecture and Urban Culture at UCL, discusses its future -
Squire and Partners unwraps 'bronze leaf' home
Squire and Partners has completed a house in Mayfair, London with a facade featuring 4,080 folded aluminium leaves -
Squire's Shell Centre revamp called in
The Squire and Partners-masterplanned mixed-use redevelopment of London's Shell Centre has been called in by the secretary of state -
Stanton Williams' King's Cross Square opens
Stanton Williams' 7,000m² revamp of King's Cross Square in London has opened to the public -
Stanton Williams' Virginia Water pavilion opens
A new £1.37 million visitor centre in Windsor Great Park, conceived by 2012 Stirling Prize-winner Stanton Williams, has been officially opened -
Stefan Lippert wins UN extension contest
Berlin-based studio Stefan Lippert / Architekt has won an international competition to design an extension to the United Nation's (UN) Bonn Campus in Germany -
Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist: 25 Tanners Hill by Dow Jones Architects
Dow Jones Architects has been named among the finalists for this year's Stephen Lawrence Prize -
Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist: Church Walk by David Mikhail and Annalie Riches
David Mikhail Architects and Annalie Riches' Church Walk has been named among the finalists for this year's Stephen Lawrence Prize -
Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist: Montpelier Nursery by AY Architects
AY Architects has been named among the finalists for this year's Stephen Lawrence Prize -
Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist: The Chapel of Saint Albert the Great by Simpson & Brown Architects
Simpson & Brown Architects has been named among the finalists for this year's Stephen Lawrence Prize -
Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist: The Filling Station by Carmody Groarke
Carmody Groarke has been named among the finalists for this year's Stephen Lawrence Prize -
Stirling Prize 2013: Astley Castle win was 'best result for bookies this millennium'
Bookmaker William Hill has cleaned up following the surprise Stirling Prize victory by outsider Astley Castle -
Stirling Prize 2013: bookies cut odds again on runaway favourite Niall McLaughlin
Bookmaker William Hill has further cut its odds on Niall McLaughlin's Bishop Edward Chapel to win this year's RIBA Stirling Prize -
Stirling Prize 2013: bookies predict Niall McLaughlin whitewash
Bookmaker William Hill has cut its odds on Niall McLaughlin's Bishop Edward Chapel to win this year's RIBA Stirling Prize -
Stirling Prize 2013: Regeneration giant sparks life into Park Hill
Hawkins\Brown and Studio Egret West's Stirling Prize-shortlisted Park Hill scheme has received a timely boost with a deal that should see construction work restart -
Stirling Prize 2013: The profession reacts
The industry reacts to last night's victory for Astley Castle by Stirling Prize 'virgins' Witherford Watson Mann -
Stirling Prize revisited - is Peckham Library still a winner?
The success of Peckham Library has prompted Southwark to build two more new libraries. But how has the building stood up to 13 years of heavy use? asks Tom Ravenscroft -
Stirling Prize revisited: Alsop looks back at Peckham Library
Tom Ravenscroft talks to Will Alsop about his Stirling Prize winning Peckham Library -
Stirling Prize revisited: how the locals rate Alsop's Peckham Library
Local residents and architects give their views of Will Alsop's Peckham Library as part of the AJ's revisit to the Stirling Prize-winning building -
Stirling Prize: AJ 20.09.13
Subscribers can view this week's AJ here -
Stirling shortlist: Astley Castle by Witherford Watson Mann
'It feels like the English have finally found an architect able to work with history without having to panic about modernity,' writes Edwin Heathcote -
Stirling shortlist: Bishop Edward King Chapel Niall McLaughlin
'What visitors might instinctively appreciate is its obvious clarity and integrity, which will surely articulate their impression,' writes Joseph Rykwert -
Stirling shortlist: Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre by Heneghan Peng
This building characterises the causeway; a zone of transition where natural meanings are brought together in a new way,' writes Stephen Best -
Stirling shortlist: Newhall Be by Alison Brooks Architects
'Does Newhall Be have anything further to offer? Well, yes. For a start, it includes a new typology: the terraced courtyard house,' writes Felix Mara -
Stirling shortlist: Park Hill by Hawkins\Brown with Studio Egret West
'A Brutalist masterpiece has been saved from the knacker's yard and new retrofit standards have been set. These are big wins,' writes Rory Olcayto -
Stirling shortlist: University of Limerick by Grafton Architects
'The building has a strongly sculptural character that looks as though it might have been hewn out of the ground,' writes John McLaughlin -
Stonehenge visitor centre finally set to open doors
Denton Corker Marshall's Stonehenge visitor centre is due to open to the public in December -
Strategic Mentalising Unit
Ian Martin wins tacit approval for his Reboot of the Seven Kingdoms masterplan -
Struggling Green Deal would take 160 years to survey all UK homes
The numbers taking up energy efficiency schemes under the government's flagship Green Deal remain woefully low as the scheme continues to struggle -
Studio Seilern wins AJ Future Reception contest
Studio Seilern has won the £3,500 first prize in the AJ Future Reception contest, sponsored by Derwent London and Office Concierge, with Gibson Thornley named runner-up -
Studio Weave's Jane Hall scoops Lina Bo Bardi Fellowship
A London-based architect has been selected for a six-week trip to Brazil to study the work of Italian-born architect Lina Bo Bardi -
Studio Webb unveils rooftop classroom extension
Studio Webb Architects has completed this £234,000 second floor classroom extension to the L'ecole de Battersea, in south London -
Supersize Mecanoo: Birmingham Library by Mecanoo
Birmingham's new mega-library might be the last of its kind. But that won't stop it from becoming a great public building, writes Jay Merrick. Photography by Christian Richters -
Sutherland Hussey unveils Shanghai gallery
Sutherland Hussey has revealed these proposals for a new museum and gallery in Shanghai, housing the world's most comprehensive collection of the works of famous Chinese artist Chang Dai-chien -
Temporary screen to block out Walkie-Talkie 'death rays'
A temporary suncreen is to block out intense light reflected from Rafael Viñoly's Walkie Talkie skyscraper which is thought to have started fires and damaged nearby businesses -
Thames super sewer 'should be scrapped'
London's £4 billion super sewer project has again come under fire with calls for it to be scrapped in favour of smaller, cheaper projects -
The case for the value of architecture would be helped if we knew what buildings really cost
What we should be making clear to the public is the reality of the all-in cost of construction, says Paul Finch -
The Diary of an Anonymous Academic #13
The latest in a series about the unreported trials and tribulations from the front line of architectural education. This week: The Transfer Window -
The life of bryan
Leaving Suffolk for Switzerland in his twenties, Bryan Cyril Thurston took with him his love of native British architecture – then gave it a Corbusian twist. Happy 80th birthday, writes Mechthild Heuser -
The London housing debate is heating up
[THIS WEEK] James Pallister attends Open-City's inaugural public debate -
The memorial sculpture London doesn't want
As if one dodgy twisted steel sculpture that no one likes wasn't enough for the Olympic Park, says Rory Olcayto -
The National Trust wins RIBA Client of the Year Award
The driving force behind Heneghan Peng's Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre, the National Trust, has been named the 2013 RIBA Client of the Year -
Three libraries: 27.09.13
Subscribers can view this week's AJ here -
Town and country
Ian Martin pitches to makeover Pompeii -
Town centre first policies should be scrapped, says Policy Exchange
The influential think-tank has called upon the government to scrap town centre first planning policy to bring high streets back to life -
Trehearne unwraps Coca Cola's London HQ
Trehearne Architects has completed the refurbishment of this Edwardian office block in Westminster, London -
Tributes paid to architect murdered in Nairobi siege
Former colleagues have paid tribute to Ross Langdon killed during the shopping centre siege in Nairobi last weekend -
Twelve Architects wins £600 million Russian airport scheme
City of London-based Twelve Architects is to design a £600 million airport scheme in Russia in time for the 2018 football world cup -
Two thirds of new London homes bought by investors
The London Assembly has called for a radical rethink of housing policy after research has revealed that two thirds of London homes are being bought by investors -
UK firms set to miss out on Tokyo Games
With the exception of Zaha Hadid, UK architects look set to miss out on work delivering Tokyo's 2020 Olympics -
UK trio completes Michigan 'floating' house
A summer pavilion in downtown Flint, Michigan, designed by a London-based trio of architects and designers who met at Foster + Partners, has been officially unveiled -
UN warns of UK housing regression
Policies prioritising home ownership, along with welfare changes are threatening adequate housing provision in the UK, according to a UN report -
University of York searches for architects for £7m Environmental Building
Architects are sought to design an Environmental Building with a £7 million budget for the University of York -
US design recovery gathers pace
Mixed-use work rocketed as the US design recovery picked up more pace last month -
Use all available space, says Pocket chief Marc Vlessing
Marc Vlessing, chief executive of London-based affordable homes developer Pocket, discusses his 10-year deal to deliver 4,000 homes in the capital -
Vaizey lists Beatrix Potter's summer house
The house which inspired Beatrix Potter's children's story books has been listed by architecture minister Ed Vaizey -
Velux launches 'light of tomorrow' student contest
Velux has launched a student competition exploring natural daylight -
Viñoly's Walkie Talkie accused of melting cars
The City of London has suspended three parking bays following reports that sunlight reflected from Rafael Viñoly's skyscraper at 20 Fenchurch Street is melting cars -
Welcome the onset of autumn with this seaside exhibition
[THIS WEEK] Seaside piers haven't fared well in recent years but Simon Roberts' pictures of the skeletal remains show some optimism -
What's green at London Design Festival?
London Design Festival runs from 14 - 22 September. Here are Footprint's picks of what to go and see -
What's behind the Walkie Talkie 'death ray'?
Tom Bassett explains the Walkie Talkie's 'death ray' phenomenon -
Why the AJ is returning to building revisits
Revisits are a way to assess a building's sustainability over time, says Hattie Hartman -
Wilkinson Eyre scoops the 2013 Lubetkin Prize for Gardens by the Bay
Wilkinson Eyre and Grant Associates' pioneering Gardens by the Bay in Singapore has won the 2013 RIBA Lubetkin Prize -
Will Alsop: give the Stirling Prize to a 'brilliant piece of speculative work'
Stirling Prize-winning architect Will Alsop has said the judges of the prize should consider giving the most prestigious architectural award in the UK to an unbuilt work -
William Mann: 'Astley Castle has already opened doors for us'
The AJ talks to William Mann about what Astley Castle's Stirling Prize victory means for the profession and for his practice Witherford Watson Mann -
Win Open House tickets
The Architects' Journal is offering subscribers the chance to visit two outstanding iconic buildings in the capital as part of Open House weekend -
Witherford Watson Mann's revamp of 12th century castle wins 2013 Stirling Prize
Witherford Watson Mann has won the RIBA Stirling Prize with its revamp of the 12th-century Astley Castle in Warwickshire -
Workloads on the up for UK architects
Architects' workloads surged in the second quarter of this year amid strong signs of recovery in the economy -
World events put architecture into very different contexts
China's population is expected to increase by 310 million by 2030. The same change took Europe 150 years, writes Paul Finch -
Zaha's Serpentine Sackler Gallery completes
Zaha Hadid Architects' new 900m² Serpentine Sackler Gallery opens this week -
Zoe Smith completes makeover of typical sixties townhouse
Simple palette of engineering bricks and polished concrete combine to create light wrap around extension and upgrade


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Workers could strike at frozen meat firm (From The Advertiser Series)
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Workers could strike at frozen meat firm
6:01am Tuesday 20th May 2014 in Business
WORKERS at a frozen meat company could strike in a dispute over holiday cutbacks, a union has warned.
Staff at ABP Wessex, in Leeming Bar, North Yorkshire, will bosses today to discuss potential reductions in paid breaks.
Unite the union says management want to buy out extra holiday days accrued by ABP's 150-strong workforce for long service.
It added the firm also wants to write union recognition agreements out of employees' contracts.
ABP Wessex did not reveal the details of any proposed changes to The Northern Echo, but confirmed it is in discussions with staff.
The company makes frozen beef, lamb and pork burgers, grill steaks and sausage.
Sarah Mitchell, Unite regional officer, said: "These proposed changes are detrimental to the workforce.
"Our members have unanimously rejected the unacceptable changes and requested we proceed to an industrial action ballot.
"We hope to reach an agreement with management, thus negating the need for industrial action.
"However, our members are strongly committed to getting an acceptable and fair settlement, and this includes taking industrial action."
An ABP spokesman added: "We are in discussions with our staff representatives and are not in a position to comment at this time."


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New to here so not sure where to post this! Ive managed to install the obsidian mod fine but when i come to the tConfig settings and press "reload mods" it says failed to load obsidian mod. I really really want to play this mod, looks so awesome! Also tried to play the omnir mod but i cant deal any damage to the mobs on there when its turned on!
In general, it's best to ask questions about specific mods on their threads in Client Mods + Tools (most likely, the threads where you downloaded the mods from). Since tConfig itself is still under active development, as are many of the mods, that's the best place to find the latest news. For Obsidian Mod, you may have to rebuild it for the current version. This tells you how: http://tconfig.wikia.com/wiki/Updating_Mods_for_new_versions_of_tConfig. Note that you will have to download the sources for the mods to do this.


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Really cool. I never realized the shrapnel that occurred from impact disintegration.
I liked the ballistics gel tests, really illustrates the devastation caused by the penetration cavity. The soft tissue damage is not just the projectile but the energy forces surrounding that projectile as it enters, passes and exits. Its not just the size of the bullet distance, and velocity adds catastrophic damage at impact. Good vid. |
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TWiT follow-upThursday, March 13, 2008 by Dave Winer. I was a guest on Leo LaPorte's TWiT a couple of Sundays ago. It was fun, we had an interesting discussion about a lot of things, including the ideal podcast player device. I've gotten a bunch of email from people who use Nokia cell phones and their N800 and N810, and say they do what I was asking about. I bought a N800 but never got it working in any meaningful way. I think it's a really poorly designed product. Does it have a podcatcher? Never found it. Never even got it to connect to my wifi reliably. After putting in a bunch of hours I gave up -- I wasn't getting anywhere. The Nokia guys told me they were going to send me a phone with a podcatcher built-in but they never did. It's a little too expensive for me to buy one just to find out what the software does. And as I said the N800 was a real bad experience. And I'm not going to shell out $400-plus just to find out if the N810 is more usable than the N800. If they want to send a review unit I'll try it out (I've already told this to their rep). To their credit, Nokia actually does coordinate with bloggers, almost none of the other device and hardware manufacturers do, so my ability to review stuff is limited by what I'd pay money for. Not a bad limit btw, there's an implied endorsement of products I had to pay for to review. |
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Gearey, Adam (2004) 'Tell all the truth, but tell it slant': a poetics of truth and reconciliation. Journal of Law and Society 31 (1), pp. 38-59. ISSN 0263-323X.
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There is a voice that tries to speak the truth. This essay will suggest that the discourse on the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) has perhaps ignored this most invisible of things, and has looked for the truth of the Commission everywhere except where it might be found, if indeed it can be found at all. To the extent that it is possible to oppose the truth of the voice to another truth, it may be useful to make use of a notion of poetics; even a sublime poetics.
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