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
	Minority ethnic representation in the built environment professions - summary	2005	Withdrawn
	New from old: transforming secondary schools through refurbishment	2009	Archived
	New things happen - a guide to the future Thames Gateway	2006	Archived
	No more toxic assets - fresh thinking on housing quality	2009	Archived
	Ordinary places	2010	Archived
	Physical activity and the built environment	2006	Archived
	Physical capital - how great places boost public value	2005	Archived
	Picturing school design - a visual guide to secondary school buildings and their surroundings using the design quality indicator for schools	2005	Archived
	Planning for places - delivering good design through core strategies	2009	Archived
	Planning the procurement (supplement)	2002	Archived
	Primary school case study: Lee-on-the-Solent Infant School - Hampshire	2009	Archived
	Primary school case study: Pinewood Infant School - Farnborough, Hampshire	2009	Archived
	Primary school case study: Red Hill C of E Primary School - Worcestershire	2009	Archived
	Primary school case study: Redbrook Hayes Community Primary School - Rugeley, Staffordshire	2009	Archived
	Primary school case study: St Mary and St Pancras C of E Primary School - Camden, London	2009	Archived
	Principles of inclusive design. (They include you.)	2006	Archived
	Project manager (supplement)	2002	Withdrawn
	Protecting design quality in planning	2003	Archived
	Regional development agencies and the future of physical regeneration in England	2002	Archived
	Resident satisfaction with space in the home	2009	Archived

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