All Building Study articles – Page 56
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Building StudyFirst Look: Triangular education in West Bromwich
Edward Cullinan Architects has revealed eye-catching designs for a new college of further education in West Bromwich town centre.
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Arts and craftsmanship
Edward Jones visits museum renovations in London and Cambridge
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Building StudyAngell Town wins its wings
Residents of a Brixton sink estate campaigned to turn its fate around. Zoë Blackler reports on how architect Mode 1 helped its rejuvenation by reworking two of its blocks.
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Building StudyOrdinary world
Malcolm Fraser’s bid to improve ‘ordinary’ housing in Bo’ness, Scotland is a success, writes Peter Wilson. But as the UK’s suburban population grows by 100,000 a year, will other acclaimed architects follow suit?
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Building StudyFirst Look: Put the Kettle on
Jamie Fobert Architects has won its first major public competition with designs for refurbishment and extension of the Kettle's Yard Gallery in Cambridge.
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Building StudyHigh drama in the north
Piers Gough finds skinny living rooms and Hollywood style in two towers
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Building StudyFirst look: Libeskind’s Danish integration
Daniel Libeskind’s distinctive, angular architecture has been integrated into a 400-year-old building for the new Danish Jewish Museum.
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Building StudyBristol's tall tales
Peter Meacock on two schemes that are taking the city to new heights
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First Look: A touch of Bond in Bucks
Hamilton Associates’ James Bond-style country getaway has started on site in the Chiltern Hills. The modern country house, set in the rolling Buckinghamshire countryside, is partly dug into the ground to minimise its impact on the landscape.
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Building StudyAnimal magic
Cottrell & Vermeulen's Folkestone nursery may be low-budget, but it's full of good ideas.
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Building StudyRoom at the inn for modernism
Keith Williams checks out Rab Bennetts and Eric Parry's new hotels
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Building StudyWish you were here
A cultural jamboree, set to attract millions of visitors, has kickstarted a massive regeneration project in Barcelona.
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First Look: Conran & Partners joins Salford set
Conran & Partners is set to join Studio Daniel Libeskind and Michael Wilford & Partners as the latest big-name practice to contribute to the regeneration of Salford Quays, Manchester.
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Building StudyStopping for tea in the park
Deborah Saunt visits two new park cafes by Hopkins and Cowie
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Building StudyTravels through place and history
The selection of Belgian practice Robbrecht & Daem for a British scheme is as exciting as Herzog & de Meuron's arrival here in 1995, writes Tony Fretton.
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Building StudyFoster's higher calling
The Swiss Re headquarters officially opens this week. Has Foster's rewritten the history of the tall building or just created another City monument? Christopher Woodward takes a look inside
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Building StudyBreaking school rules
Richard Feilden finds lessons in projects by BDP and Wilkinson Eyre
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Building StudyPage turner
A new library by Eric Parry Architects adds a human vision to Bedford School's campus for empire builders.
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Building StudyAre they house-proud in Harlow?
Tom Holbrook vets housing by Proctor Matthews and Richard Murphy
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Building StudyWaiting game
Ellis Woodman visits Peter Smithson's final project – a chair museum in Germany – and uncovers a challenge to today's architects.