Posts Tagged Boots
Show me yours on ‘crit roulette’
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on May 6, 2010
Video networking site chatroulette.com has found a number of unlikely uses since its inception, including an outlet for those inclined toward baring all
Wannabe MPs should stick to their day jobs
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on April 29, 2010
The bookies don’t much fancy the chances of any of the six architects standing in the election making it as an MP
German steely about Orbit
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on April 15, 2010
Anish Kapoor’s ArcelorMittal Orbit tower for the 2012 Olympics has been widely slammed by commentators in Britain. And now the Germans are having a go
Quality of Mersey
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on April 8, 2010
The carefully chosen photo of Liverpool’s waterfront (above) on the front of new Government Statement on the Historic Environment is meant to be a perfect example of the government’s careful stewardship of the built environment
Heatherwick’s pavilion is neighbour from hell
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on March 31, 2010
Pavilion follows a Serpentine logic
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on March 26, 2010
Boots is finding the news that the Serpentine Gallery’s 2010 summer pavilion is to be designed by Jean Nouvel a little hard to square with the programme’s aim of bringing untried talent to British shores
Up in the air over Alsop
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on March 19, 2010
Momentary panic at the RIBA Awards office when it received two entries for Chips, the Manchester apartments designed by Will Alsop
Just can’t stop — Pringles and the aquatics centre
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on March 12, 2010
Word reaches Boots that people living near the Olympic Park are divided over the nickname for Zaha Hadid’s aquatics centre
Will Stirling feel the Neues?
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on March 5, 2010
Chinese visualisation firm Crystal, sponsor of the London Olympics, won’t be sponsoring this year’s Stirling Prize
Very wound up
Posted by The Sheet in Architecture News on February 19, 2010
News that the practice headed by Richard Seifert’s son John has been wound up by the tax- man might come as a relief to news editors everywhere