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welcome to the roundhouse in london and this, the award ceremony for the royal institute of british architectsling prize — the award for britain's best new building. now, when we think about architecture, we always think about bricks and mortar. however, it's more than that. it's solving human problems. for instance, what is the perfect colour to help a three—year—old get off to sleep? or how about this? how do you have a building that's good for chamber music but is also good for children's parties? or marrying the needs of high finance with having a roman temple in the basement? here's another question — what about including people in a funeral if they're not allowed to be anywhere near a coffin? well, all these problems have been solved by the architects who have been nominated for this year's stirling prize and, over the next half an hour or so, you are going to see how they've done it. and at the end, the announcement of this year's stirling prize winner. watch, enjoy. so, if you are going to put your finger on one thing that makes a place a place, what is it? we're in cambridge. this is

welcome to the roundhouse in london and this, the award ceremony for the royal institute of british architects‘ stirling prize — the award for britain's best new building. now, when we think about architecture, we always think about bricks and mortar. however, it's more than that. it's solving human problems. for instance, what is the perfect colour to help a 3—year—old get off to sleep? or how about this? how do you have a building that's good for chamber music but is also good for children's parties? or marrying the needs of high finance with having a roman temple in the basement? here's another question — what about including people in a funeral if they are not allowed to be anywhere near a coffin? well, all these problems have been solved by the architects who have been nominated for this year's stirling prize and over the next halfan hourorso, you are going to see how they have done it. and at the end, the announcement of this year's stirling prize winner. watch and enjoy. so, if you are going to put your finger on one thing that makes a place a place, what is it? we're in cambridge. this

our media and arts correspondent david sillito is at the camden roundhouse in north london for us.r to you. well, you think architecture is all about buildings but it is also about puzzles about life. for instance, what is the best colour to get a three—year—old off to sleep? or how about balance the needs of chamber music with children's parties? all of those puzzle solved by this yea r‘s of those puzzle solved by this year's stirling prize nominees and talk through the buildings nominated i'm joined by talk through the buildings nominated i'mjoined by an talk through the buildings nominated i'm joined by an architectural consultant. you work with communities, helping them work out what is best in terms of buildings, don't you? yes, to feed in the design of buildings to make sure the buildings work for them. let's go through the six buildings. let's start with the big one, the bloomberg building. what is this? start with the big one, the bloomberg building. what is thi57m isa£1 bloomberg building. what is thi57m is a £1 billion building, a kind of versailles in the city of london

welcome to the roundhouse in london, and this, the award ceremony of the royal institute of british architectscture we always think about architecture we always think about architecture we always think about bricks and mortar, however, it is more than that. it is solving human problems. for instance, what is the perfect colour to help a three—year—old get off to sleep? or how about this? how do you have a building that's good for chamber music, but is also good for children's parties? or marrying the needs of high finance with having a roman temple in the basement? there's another question, what about including people in the funeral if they are not a lot —— allowed to be anywhere near a coffin? all of these problems have been solved by the architects who have been nominated for this year's stirling prize, and over the next half an hour or so you are going to see how they have done it. and at the end, the announcement of this year's stirling prize, and over the next half an hour or so you are going to see how they have done it. and at the end, the announcement of this year's sterling prizewinne

i'm david sillio live at the roundhouse in north london, where before 9 o'clock we'll find out whichwill be awarded this coveted prize for building design. cracking down on dirty money in britain — the woman who spent £16m at harrods in a decade is told to prove where her wealth came from in the first case of its kind. in the last hour, hurricane michael has made landfall on the coast of florida in the us. the state's governor has warned that it is expected to be the most destructive storm to hit the region in a century. hundreds of thousands of people in florida have been urged to leave their homes. the category four storm, with winds of up to 145 miles an hour, could produce waves 13 feet high. this is the expected path of the storm — starting off with north western florida before it heads north east towards north and south carolina — which were heavily hit by hurricane florence last month. the storm is expected to bring extremely heavy rain to the region and could cause widespread flooding. president trump has declared a state of emergency in florida. we'll have the very latest sh

welcome to the roundhouse in london.or this the royal institute of british architects stirling building of the year. as you can see everyone is gathered around in the next few minutes we will be finding out who has won. when people talk about architecture, to talk about brick—and—mortar. but it is also about human problems. for instance, what is the best colour to get a three—year—old off to sleep? or if you have a chamber music, rock music and children's you have a chamber music, rock music and child ren‘s concerts you have a chamber music, rock music and children's concerts all happening in the same venue had to make that work or high finance or a roman temple were? an interesting one. how do you involve people in a funeral if they are not allowed to go anywhere near a coffin? all those are problems that have been sought by this year's architects nominated for the prize. let's have a quick look at those six buildings. music. how much? i think it was over one and a half, maybe one three quarters billion dollars by the t

community at the heart of their agenda. 0ur media and arts correspondent david sillito is at the camden roundhouse. for instance, what is the best colour to get a three—year—old off to sleep? 0r what is the best colour to get a three—year—old off to sleep? or how about balance the needs of chamber music with children's parties? all of those puzzle

the construction costs increase, but there is enough money to complete the design and roundhouse will generate new leasing revenues. in addition to the changes, $2.5 million in bond proceeds were reallocated in the budget for other eligible uses. these funds don't typically show up in the operating or capital budget. the port commission approved them through a separate bond issuance and bond legislation. so as we can see here, $1.1 million was reallocated from revenue bond proceeds from the completed port 27 cruise terminal project to crane cove park and $1.4 million in general obligation bonds from delayed and deferred projects. so $748,000 for crane cove park. $350,000 to a public art project at pier 27. and $330,000. so crane cove park budget lines were presented to the port commission at the last port commission meeting. so all in all, the budget continues to complete in february. we see strong revenue growth controlled with revenue growth supports $20 million in net revenue to be designated to future capital. and we see a significant capital budget in $74 million over two years,

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special programme 8:30pm tonight, live from the roundhouse in london. more unsettled and cooler over the next few days but over this evening, it is quite mild and humid with showery rain initially in the south—west moving northwards across most parts of the country at some point through the night. by thursday morning, some low cloud, mist and murky, with the odd rumble of thunder with those showers. the showers were eastwards through scotla nd showers were eastwards through scotland and eastern england and then we see the next batch of rain moving in from the west so i think most areas will see a bit of showery rain at some point on thursday, things turning more breezy. still mild, 20—21 in the south—east, turning fresher behind that cold front. that front makes its weight used words and then the influence of storm colour moving in from the west bringing windy and wet weather through friday and into the weekend, too. bye—bye. the uk's highest court rules that a bakery was within its rights to refuse to make a cake with a slogan supporting same—sex marri

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