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Urban Renaissance

The Leading European Architects Forum (LEAF), in association with Intelligent Design & Build Innovations, is Europe's first invitation-only, interpersonal business event for the architectural sector. IDBI editor Kerstin Zumstein reports on the key seminars from the September 2005 forum in Barcelona.

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Time for a Change

Stephen Andrews, Principal at Gensler London, looks at the environmental issues facing us and the lack of urgency in response.

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Satisfaction Guaranteed

In a compelling presentation, Chris Grover of Ahrend and Gary Wheeler of Gensler explored the challenges of managing clients' expectations in terms of quality, cost and delivery, and put forward the architect as an agent of change in developing and emerging countries.

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High Expectations

Taking some of his own recent projects as a starting point, MAKE's Ken Shuttleworth led a fascinating discussion on the subject of high-rise building design, covering everything from sustainability to sunlight.

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Conflict Resolution

Collaboration may be the buzzword of the day, but many are simply paying lip service to the new thinking. Gensler's Stephen Andrews urges architects to consign conflict to the history books and make genuine collaboration the driving force in the industry.

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Dynamic Change Drives Development

From demographic change to data transfer, we live in an age of great upheaval. Gensler's Stephen Andrews looks at how major social and cultural changes are shaping the latest trends in architecture.

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Living for the City

Though often accused of utopianism, the tenets of new urbanism are rooted in principles of community and historical precedent. Henry Shaw traces the evolution of the movement and assesses its usefulness as an architectural model.

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On the Road to Recovery

With signs of growth in the global construction industry and greater international cooperation on major developments, future prospects are looking brighter, writes Jim Banks.

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Runaway Inflation

Fluoro Polymer ETFE is having a major impact on the use of membranes in architecture, and ETFE cushions inflated with low air pressure are being used in major projects worldwide, such as the water cube in Beijing. Chris Mugan asks Ben Morris of Vector Foiltec the reasons for its appeal.

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Taking the Long View

Construction and design are showing signs of life in Europe and the USA, with further improvement expected in 2005. While in Asia business is booming thanks to strong economic growth.

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Fluid Thinking

A new form of glazing and cladding with 'variable' insulation can save both energy and money, claims Frederick B McKee, managing director of McKee Fluidized Glazing, in conversation with James Leavey.

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The Vortex

When it comes to building high-profile high-rise towers in London, architects are constantly raising the bar. The Swiss Re tower brought new ideas into play, but Ken Shuttleworth's Vortex may soon be the talk of the town, writes Chris Mugan.

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Different Class

Government initiatives such as Building Schools for the Future have resulted in a series of radical designs for a new generation of British schools, as clients show an increasing willingness to commission relatively untested design concepts. Damian Arnold reports.

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Green Growth

'Going green' used to be the whim of environmental enthusiasts or millionaire eccentrics but new legislation means energy efficiency has moved high up the design agenda. Rebecca Burgess talks to two companies who have combined their skills to deliver 'intelligent' building systems for the future.

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Sustaining the Growth of Green Design

The impact of sustainable design can be clearly seen in some parts of the world, and it remains a hot topic among architects. However, it should not be assumed that sustainability is a top priority for clients commissioning new buildings. LEAF-award-winning German architect Claus Wendel believes that this will change gradually, and designers' attitudes must keep in step with clients' needs.