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LTS Architects refurbishes listed Boland House as Science Gallery London
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Moxon completes CLT expansion for Cairngorms National Park Authority HQ
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Cornerstone House carved out of Edwardian townhouse by Merrett Houmøller
The north London home was the London and Sheffield-based studio’s inaugural commission
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What UK architects could learn from Denmark
Could the Danish concept of hygge be the key to urban design that embraces experimentation and community involvement, asks Damien Graham of FaulknerBrowns
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Profits dive at 3DReid
3DReid has reported a slump in profits of more than 70 per cent
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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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FOSTER GETS DE-WOBBLED
Repairs to Foster and Partners' 'wobbly bridge'are on target after 2,000 volunteers helped with crowd testing last week. A passive damping system, which has been installed along the length of the bridge, appeared to be effective, with no sign of any wobbling.
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