All Features articles – Page 203
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FeaturesRaising the rafters
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands has found a new rhythm since moving into the former home of Island Records. Now, the BD Office Architect of the Year is offering its laid-back, loose-fit design to its own tenants, as well as to office developer clients
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FeaturesNo tenants, only office owner-occupiers
Manchester developer Nikal and HKR Architects are close to completing a pilot project for an innovative new office type that turns tenants into owner-occupiers.
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Office space - how to make work work
An old peoples’ home in Somerset is the venue for the latest research into office design.
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FeaturesTschumi holds his own with Price
In this week’s archive photo, Cedric Price, a youthful Bernard Tschumi and an old guy in a painting form an unlikely trinity at Tschumi’s 1985 RIBA talk about his scheme for a major Paris park
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Milton Gate
Squire & Partners has completed the refurbishment of one of the first triple-skin ventilated facade buildings in the country, originally designed by Denys Lasdun and Peter Softley in 1988.
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FeaturesHow to win the generation game at work
Research from furniture supplier Steelcase has found that workplaces today contain four generations working side-by-side,but not always in step.
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FeaturesTaking the pain out of solar gain
Solar gain at a new HQ for two shipping agencies in Felixstowe, Suffolk, is controlled by facade design featuring Levolux western red cedar shading louvres.
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FeaturesPutting safety first
James Pickard of Cartwright Pickard goes back to the Health & Safety Executive’s headquarters in Bootle, Merseyside, a £57 million PFI project completed two years ago
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Features‘The facade is a regulator of heat, light and ventilation’
As a company, we’re probably best known in this country for smoke control systems, and also heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
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Design Link
The British Council for Offices launches its post-occupancy evaluation guide at a series of regional events this month.
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FeaturesColour guard
Following an international colour workshop with UK, French and German architects, Marley Eternit has launched a new range of decorative fibre cement cladding panels.
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FeaturesClever curves
Kalzip has developed a new generation of roll formers that can manufacture standing-seam roof and cladding systems that realise the complex curves of computer-generated design.
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