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Call for Papers: Guest Editorial Team Beatrice I.J.M. Van der Heijden, PhD, Institute for Management Research, Radboud University, Nijmegen, the Netherlands; Open …

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Cocu concedes Eredivisie title to Feyenoord

PSV Eindhoven have crashed 11 points adrift Feyenoord in the Eredivisie table, no thanks to the goal-line technology that dealt them a devastating blow on Sunday to award a goal for hosts and leaders Feyenoord.

The champions went into the game with the hope of slashing the gap between them and the two leading clubs, but sadly they came out of the game with more ridicule and devastation.

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The Bluecoat / Hans Van Der Heijden Architect

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Architects: Hans van der Heijden Architect Location: School Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside L31, UK Architect In Charge: Hans van der Heijden Architect Design Team: Theo van de Beek, Marjolein van Eig, Hans van der Heijden, Helen Webster, Rick Wessels Year: 2008 Photographs: Stefan Müller

Executive Architect: Austin-Smith:Lord Restoration Consultant: Donald Insall Landscape Architect: Austin-Smith:Lord Structural Engineer: Techniker Quantity Surveyor: Tweeds Services Engineer: Ernest Griffiths Signage: Nonconform Project Manager: B4 General Contractor: Kier North West(restoration, extension), Whittakers (fitout) Client: The Bluecoat, Liverpool

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From the architect. HvdH made a design for the extension and restoration of Bluecoat Chambers, the oldest builing of Liverpool. It houses a number of art galleries, a theater, a restaurant, shops and several workshops and practice spaces for artists.

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The project received the RIBA Award, the LAS Design Award and was specially mentioned at the World Architecture Festival 2008. The Bluecoat was announced Building of the Year 2008, nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Award and was broadly published including the Phaidon Atlas of 21st Century World Architecture.