Will Alsop: Short-termism set to destroy great chance for regeneration

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The UK government seems not to have a great deal of enthusiasm about hosting the 2012 Olympics. By not vigorously pursuing the Olympics, the government may miss an opportunity to regenerate various areas in England. The government appears to be interested in seeking out projects by architects and others that can bring advantages in the short term.

Author: Alsop, Will
Political aspects, Architects, Olympics, 2012 AD

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Will Alsop: Society needs to confront the overcrowded nest syndrome

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UK students today often must remain home because of the high cost of education. Programs such as apprenticeships for students, enabling them to be more independent, are recommended. The feeling is that separation would eventually lead to a higher degree of entrepreneurship.

Author: Alsop, Will
Forecasts, trends, outlooks, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Education, Forecasts and trends, Students, Demographic aspects, Market trend/market analysis, Technology in education

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Will Alsop: Architecture is an art--but remember it is also a science

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Architecture can be considered both an art and a science. Whether architecture education ought to be standardized is being examined in Europe. Opinions concerning the U.K.'s architectural school situation are given.

Author: Alsop, Will
Europe, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Architecture, Schools of architecture, Architecture schools

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Subjects list: United Kingdom, Column, Educational aspects
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