Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment

Now defunct, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment was the government's advisor on architecture, urban design and public space. They replaced the Royal Fine Art Commission in 1999. In April 2011, the Design Council and CABE joined to become one organisation.

Documents by this publisher

Series details	Title	Year	Status
	2020 vision: our future healthcare environments	2002	Withdrawn
	21st century libraries - changing forms, changing futures	2004	Archived
	21st century schools - learning environments of the future	2004	Archived
	Actions for housing growth - creating a legacy of great places	2007	Archived
	Agreeing a procurement strategy	2009	Archived
	Assessing secondary school design quality - research report	2006	Archived
	Being involved in school design	2004	Archived
	Better civic buildings and spaces	2002	Archived
	Better neighbourhoods: making higher densities work	2005	Archived
	Better public building	2006	Archived
	Better public libraries	2003	Archived
	Building excellence in the arts - a guide for clients	2009	Archived
	Building projects - your role in achieving quality and value	2004	Archived
	Building schools for the future - introducing the CABE schools design quality programme	2007	Archived
	Building schools for the future - the client design advisor	2005	Archived
	Building schools for the future - the role of a design champion	2007	Archived
	Building sustainable communities: developing the skills we need	2003	Archived
	Celebrating innovation - innovation and integration in design and construction. Part 0 - Contents, foreword and introduction. (1 of 22)	2001	Withdrawn
	Celebrating innovation - innovation and integration in design and construction. Part 1 - Engaging key suppliers early in the design process. (2 of 23)	2001	Withdrawn
	Celebrating innovation - innovation and integration in design and construction. Part 2 - A holistic approach to sustainability. (3 of 23)	2001	Withdrawn