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The tent in the park: the disused Commonwealth Institute building in London is a remarkable landmark of post-war British architecture. Now, its soaring internal spaces are being reconfigured to house the relocation of the Design Museum in 2014, but will the structure finally be fit for purpose?	Heathcote, Edwin		Feb 1, 2012	1811
Exhibition/Modern British Sculpture.	Buchanan, Peter		Apr 1, 2011	1363
The Stirling Prize shortlist represents an identity crisis for British architecture.	Long, Kieran		Oct 1, 2009	530
A revolution in colour: Kathryn Ferry visits the V&A's bicentenary exhibition on a great but neglected Victorian designer, Owen Jones.	Ferry, Kathryn		Sep 1, 2009	795
The importance of being English.	Cook, Peter		Jun 1, 2008	926
Looking after Liverpool: Liverpool is the New European capital of culture--a title it merits only because of the people who fought against its destructive redevelopment after the war.	Stamp, Gavin		Mar 1, 2008	1263
London is swinging again.	Finch, Paul		Jul 1, 2006	418
Betjemanic: the centenary of Sir John Betjeman's birth is an opportunity to celebrate his selfless campaigning for threatened buildings.	Stamp, Gavin	Column	Jan 1, 2006	1313
Housing, density and design.	Finch, Paul		Sep 1, 2005	452
Guinness isn't good for you: Britain's best twentieth-century buildings may be listed, but cynical, greedy corporations are still finding ways to demolish them--and more than architecture is at stake.	Stamp, Gavin		Aug 1, 2005	1507
The buildings of England.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	May 1, 2005	139
Bankside revisited: as the first public event in May 2000, London Taxi drivers were invited to a party in the Turbine Hall as part of a clever marketing plan to raise Tate Modern's profile. Since then, what has been happening in London's newest public square, a destination that through the success of the Unilever Series has become a new gauge for public art?	Gregory, Rob		Jun 1, 2004	1090
Retail therapy: with sympathy and imagination, a well-loved London landmark has been given a new lease of life by radical alteration and thorough internal revision.			Jun 1, 2004	1001
Alison and Peter Smithson.	Banks, Eric	Brief Article	Sep 1, 2003	122
'A cultivated eye for the antique': Charles Winn and the enrichment of Nostell Priory in the nineteenth century.	Raikes, Sophie		Apr 1, 2003	3923
'Like a Roman sepulchre': John Soane's design for a Castello d'acqua at Wimpole, Cambridgeshire, and its Italian origins.	Adshead, David		Apr 1, 2003	6034
Wembury House, Devon: 'a house of legendary grandeur'.	Meller, Hugh		Apr 1, 2003	2594
UNDER ARTHUR'S SEAT.	MCGUIRE, PENNY	Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	730
GREAT COURT.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	680
BRISTOL NEW HEART.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	639
NORFOLK HUB.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	432
EDEN PROJECTED.	DAVEY, PETER	Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	454
TO THE POINT.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	399
SPACE CRAFT.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	278
THE ART OF LOWRY.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	495
DOWN TO EARTH.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	1001
REGENERATIVE JOURNEY.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	535