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Scottish Architecture News May 2006

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May 01: City's new storytelling centre ready for a happy beginning
May 02: Cracking Rosslyn's musical code
May 02: Keppie designed Scottish Natural Heritage office achieves highest BREEM rating ever
May 02: High-minded protest could ruin a dream
May 02: Old must give way to new in dynamic city
May 04: Quartermile architect lined up for builders conference
May 05: Restoration or dilapidation for our historic buildings
May 06: Ł20,000 plan for motors on parliament's problem gates
May 06: Rush to build isn't best plan
May 07: Mentorn sets its designs on BBC1 with Rennie Mackintosh tribute
May 07: The truth is out there in grand designs
May 08: Wind Turbines For Glasgow Flats
May 08: Demolition 'will ruin Old Town'
May 10: Watchdog outcry as Caltongate bid builds up support
May 10: Caltongate architecture not suited to Old Town
May 11: Old Town plans 'win backing' of public
May 12: City chief attacks 'deficient in eyesight' planning decisions
May 14: The battle for Caltongate
May 14: 'Gherkin' architect to design super-school
May 16: World-class expert to design new town for the Highlands
May 16: Architecture policy to be refreshed
May 19: Ł50m retail development in store for landmark buildings
May 19: Edinburgh students up the shanty
May 19: Medal win for design by student
May 22: Cowgate rising from the ashes
May 22: Caltongate vision is a design for life
May 22: RIAS Council vote no to relocation to Evolution House
May 23: Ł40 million regeneration vision for fire-hit Edinburgh district
May 23: Ł40m bid to move Cowgate into 21st century
May 23: New life to rise from Old Town ashes
May 23: Old Town in need of a new approach
May 24: Why Old Town's strengths lie in the shadows
May 24: Architects cannot be given carte blanche in the Old Town
May 25: You can see for Quartermiles
May 29: Work starts on houses for island project
May 29: City architect raises roof at design awards
May 31: Top awards for architect who changed face of design
May 31: Blueprint for all to build on

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