Buildings – Page 71
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Building StudyModernism for the mature resident
MEPK Architects looks to the past for an innovative sheltered housing project
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Building StudyFeilden Clegg Bradley’s recipe for a nourishing school environment in Leicester
Tony McIntyre gives Samworth Enterprise Academy full marks
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TechnicalFoster & Partners solves a roofing condundrum at Washington DC’s Smithsonian
A roof joining together three domes is reminiscent of Foster’s earlier triumph at the British Museum
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Building StudyBrewery site redeveloped by CZWG and Conran & Partners
A historic brewery site in Dorchester houses a major mixed-use development just getting under way
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Building StudyZaha Hadid's Contemporary Art
The mobile art pavilion for Chanel has an elegant roofing solution
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Building StudyStephen Taylor Architects wins converts at Charlotte Road
London’s East End has again proved liberating for Stephen Taylor, an architect able to get the most out of tricky sites
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TechnicalTroubleshooting at the Museum of Liverpool with AEW
How AEW ran with the £68 million project initiated by Danish practice 3XN
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TechnicalAvery Associates Architects rides the winds of change at the London Transport Museum
Amanda Birch assesses heating and cooling systems in the six-year, £22m reworking of the listed Victorian structure
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TechnicalKeeping cool with Waugh Thistleton
Passive heat and ventilation at the Water House restaurant on Regent’s Canal
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Building StudySay what you see at Tony Fretton’s Fuglsang Art Museum
Tony Fretton Architects’ latest project, a public art building in Denmark, develops the language of the firm’s 1991 Lisson Gallery
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Building StudyPiano replaces Oxford Street monolith with transparent triptych
Renzo Piano Building Workshop has unveiled designs for a new 46,000sq m landmark building in London.
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TechnicalDavid Nossiter Architects' 18th century hayloft conversion
How David Nossiter Architects cracked a knotty ventilation problem in its conversion of an 18th century hayloft at Moulsford, Oxfordshire
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TechnicalWhere Bill goes, the rest are sure to follow
Phil Clark looks at the key eco-tenets of BedZed progenitor and sustainable housing pioneer Bill Dunster
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Building StudyPractice makes perfect at Haworth Tompkins' National Theatre studio refurb
Haworth Tompkins’ painstaking refurbishment of a 1950s brutalist masterpiece ensures its future as the NT’s secret ideas laboratory, discovers Ellis Woodman
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Building StudySheffield hospital’s new medical ward is a picture of health
Sheppard Robson brings colour and clarity to NHS design.
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TechnicalMore panes, more gains
As thermal performance rises up the agenda, Will Hunter trawled the recent Ecobuild show at Earls Court to find the windows with the best U-values
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Rich man, poor man: door knobs
Globe turning door handles and Smooth round glass door knobs