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.

1 Kemble Street
London
CABE
UK

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Celebrating innovation - innovation and integration in design and construction	2001	Archived
	Client guide for arts capital programme projects. First edition	2002	Archived
	Cost of bad design	2006	Archived
	Creating excellent primary schools - a guide for clients	2010	Archived
	Creating excellent secondary schools - a guide for clients	2007	Archived
	Creating successful masterplans - a guide for clients	2004	Withdrawn
	Creating successful masterplans - a guide for clients (2008 reprint)	2004	Withdrawn
	Creating successful neighbourhoods - lessons and actions for housing market renewal	2005	Archived
	Decent parks? Decent behaviour? The link between the quality of parks and user behaviour	2005	Archived
	Delivering great places to live - twenty questions you need to answer. Building for life	2005	Withdrawn
	Delivering great places to live - twenty questions you need to answer. Building for life	2008	Archived
	Design and access statements - how to write, read and use them	2006	Archived
	Design and modern methods of construction - review	2004	Archived
	Design at a glance - a quick reference wall chart guide to national design policy	2006	Withdrawn
	Design at a glance - a quick reference wall chart guide to national design policy	2006	Archived
	Design at appeal - advice on dealing with design issues within planning appeals	2006	Archived
	Design brief (supplement)	2002	Withdrawn
	Design coding - testing its use in England	2005	Archived
	Design quality and the private finance initiative	2005	Archived
	Design review. Principles and practice	2013	Withdrawn

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