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Pioneering Colin St John Wilson laboratory is demolished
A 1971 laboratory block in Cambridge designed by Colin St John Wilson & Associates and thought to have been one of the first buildings clad in Cor-ten steel has been flattened
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Roz Barr creates circular pavilion outside church for London Design Festival
Roz Barr Architects has created a temporary pavilion at its refurbished St Augustine’s Church for the London Design Festival
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King’s Cross chief gets a second bite of the cherry at Canada Water
Paul Finch takes a walk around Canada Water with Roger Madelin, who is heading British Land’s 5 million sq ft development there
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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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13.09.18: Retrofit
The latest AJ features the winners of our 2018 Retrofit Awards, a celebration of creative repurposing covering 13 different building categories; as well as a full building study of the overall winner: Ian Ritchie Architects’ Susie Sainsbury Theatre and Angela Burgess Recital Hall for the Royal Academy of Music in London; and a study of a possible future contender: Featherstone Young’s Tŷ Pawb retrofit arts building ...
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Sheer indifference
Astragal had the pleasure of attending a seminar on tall buildings last week, which saw Uruguay’s favourite architectural son, Rafael Viñoly, give the audience the inside track on his latest ‘masterpiece’: the Walkie Talkie tower. As time began to run out, Viñoly was given the two minute signal, prompting him to skip through his work. ‘Boring’, he said, as slide after slide flicked up of his proposals for 20 Fenchurch Street. ‘Boring... boring’, he continued, ...
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