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AJ Small Projects 2019 launches with call for 'architecture with a big A on a budget'
AJ Small Projects 2019 has been launched and the search has begun for the nation’s best project costing under £250,000
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Immersive architecture: Battersea Arts Centre by Haworth Tompkins
Haworth Tompkins’ restoration of London’s Battersea Arts Centre was nearly complete when a devastating fire destroyed its Grand Hall. But the subsequent rebuild has created a beautiful and beguiling space, says Merlin Fulcher. Phototography by Fred Howarth, Philip Vile, Alex Brenner and Nicholas Hartwright
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A renovation that looks to the future while respecting a much-loved past
Haworth Tompkins’ Battersea Arts Centre project shows how the best architects know that they mess with the ‘story’ of buildings and places at their peril, writes Emily Booth
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08.11.18: Homes
The latest AJ features building studies of four housing projects: Ordnance Road in Enfield by Peter Barber Architects; Hortsley retirement housing in East Sussex by RCKa; Barbauld Road in Stoke Newington by Stephen Taylor Architects; and Anderston Regeneration Phases 4 and 5 in Glasgow by Collective Architecture. PLUS The AJ’s Parenting Survey shows architecture is struggling to adapt to a flexible ...
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Great Detail: Duerden on Baines' Westminster Hall roof repair
The fifth in a new series looking at the building details that have impressed and inspired our readers. Today: Patrick Duerden from Donald Insall Associates
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