Grimshaw chairman’s domed school building gets thumbs up

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Scheme drawn up by Eden Project architect Andrew Whalley

A Scottish private school has been given the green light for a pioneering domed education building designed by Grimshaw chairman Andrew Whalley. that will lead in the development of low embodied carbon construction.

The Futures Institute at Dollar Academy, near Stirling will provide a home for the school’s education programme for the development of of skills in low embodied carbon construction.

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