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We are at a turning point for heritage skills – and action is needed now
Adrian Attwood argues time is running out to save Britain’s heritage craft skills and says urgent action is needed to ensure the future of the trades that conserve our historic built envirnment
How heritage can shape the future of new communities
A former RAF airbase in Oxfordshire lies at the heart of a unique and exciting new residential neighbourhood, writes Harrison Symonds
From brief to build – the process behind delivering a high-performance office
Sarah Edwards says designing the “perfect” office is a complex process that often requires proactive, strategic – and early – engagement with specialist workplace designers
In pictures: timber and transparency combine in TenBerke’s Kathleen McCartney Hall for Smith College
On all-women Smith College’s campus in Northampton, Massachusetts, TenBerke has designed a new home for institutions that reflect the college’s commitment to women’s leadership
Towards audio inclusivity – how to make spaces that work better for people who are sensitive to noise
To mark the launch of a new audio-inclusive certification scheme for buildings, we talked to one of its backers, Ben Hancock, managing director of Oscar Acoustics, to learn more about how designers can make spaces more accessible to those who are noise sensitive
French lessons: learning about timber construction – and dreaming big – from Thomas Coldefy
When I met French architect Thomas Coldefy I planned for us to discuss what the UK can learn from France about building with wood – and we did – but we also got distracted discussing some of his practice’s rather wonderful imaginative and biophilic buildings
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Mastering the detail: The Paper Garden with Jan Kattein Architects
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