All Features articles – Page 210
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Victoria and Albert’s original ace caff
MUMA adds modern flair to a showpiece of 19th century interior design
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Wright resurrected in 3D
When US architect Thomas A Heinz, an expert on Frank Lloyd Wright, was asked to design a house based on a handful of Wright sketches, he turned to ArchiCAD. Here, he tells how the software made the sketches a reality
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The Quality of Life report in full
Download the Tories Quality of Life report, published to day
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Wake-up call for Woking
Walker and Martin create “portal” to the other side for business park box
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Relax with Roxy
German seating company Sedus has unveiled the “Roxy”, a new cantilevered chair designed by Modus Product Design.
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Open doors
Royde & Tucker is introducing a white track and beam set to its Krona pocket door range, allowing full height installations to be installed flush with the ceiling.
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Tiles ahead
Domus Tiles is introducing new innovations in textured and patterned tiles to the UK at 100% Design under the BRIXsystem range.
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Concord Kometa
Concord Marlin’s Kometa 300 range, a dual lighting solution that combines a compact fluorescent downlight with a circular T5 lamp, has gone technicolour.
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The Little Britain Challenge Cup
How did the architects perform at this year's construction industry regatta? We bring you the results
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Blog: Bottoms up at Little Britain
Land lubber Helen Crump donned her yachting gear for this year's industry contest in the Solent, but found more drawn to the bar than the ship's deck
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On location
That’s where you’ll find yourself if you visit a Jestico & Whiles interiors project — in a glossy, glamorous alternate reality. And that’s where we went to meet three architects from the BD award-winning practice
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Bouji nights
Turning a tired nightclub into a night to remember was the mission for Satmoko Ball 18 months ago. Adrian Ball struts his funky stuff back to Boujis to see if it still rocks
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‘Imagine how people move and behave within a space’
When the mentors from RFK Architects met their inquisitors from Nick Cross Associates, the talk was of experience, expectations... and getting the smallest room right
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Blog: Travels in Toon Town
From the high rise towers of Mega City One to the airship landing docks of Watchmen's parallel New York, BD's new reporter Rory Olcayto has inhabited the world of comic books since childhood. To introduce his Toon Town blog series he picks some of his favourites
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Frank Gehry’s wild years
We recall BD’s first interview, in 1972, with up-and-coming architect Frank Gehry
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My omniminium will aid Russian dominion
Ian Martin is asked to devise a building for the Russian military estate agency – something that can be wacked up quickly