All Building Study articles – Page 52
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First Look: A new stripy star for Tower Bridge
Glas Architects has revealed designs for this bold apartment scheme at Tower Bridge in London.
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Building StudyFirst Look: Pariss late bid for design credibility
As the International Olympic Committee prepares to select a city for the 2012 games this week, Lab Architecture Studio has revealed designs for the Paris Olympic Village.
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Building StudyLiverpool renaissance
A legend in English architectural history, Liverpool’s St George’s Hall became the country’s grandest white elephant. But Purcell Miller Tritton’s refurbishment is set to change that, writes Gavin Stamp.
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Building StudyFirst Look: Ship shape design wins out
Hampshire architectural practice Format Milton has revealed images of its Bell House project — a secluded private dwelling.The £500,000 new-build scheme, which recently began on site in Bursledon, near Eastleigh, overlooks the River Hamble, the Solent and the Isle of Wight, and boasts a curving northern entrance facade made from ...
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Building StudyCity literacy
Cheap yet sophisticated, Allies & Morrison’s City Lit impresses Ellis Woodman
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Building StudyGreen with envy
Sauerbruch Hutton’s Federal Environmental Agency building in Dessau, Germany, raises the sustainability standards bar in Britain with its string of impressive environmental measures
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Building StudyQueen of the stone age
David Chipperfield’s butch Madrid housing isn’t quite what it seems
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Building StudyRhapsody in brick
Caruso St John’s Brick House subverts brickwork’s brutalist image, says Irina Davidovici
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Building StudyVroom with a view
Zaha Hadid and Patrik Schumacher have rewritten the rules of factory design at BMW’s Leipzig plant with its seamless flow between production line and office floor
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Building StudyNature study
Sarah Wigglesworth’s science classroom in Sheffield gives pupils an innovative place to experience nature
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Building StudyCrystal power
Herzog & de Meuron has returned to Tate Modern to give the gallery a new shop — a little gem that gives a fresh vigour to the north entrance. Ellis Woodman reports.
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Building StudyFirst Look: College wedged back into community
RMJM has submitted this £20 million development for North Glasgow College for planning permission .
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Building StudyHumane resources
Does Witherford Watson Mann’s Amnesty HQ present the right public image for a 21st century charity?
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Building StudyPauline conversion
Thomas Archer’s St Paul’s Deptford has been saved from fire, neglect and possible destruction. The restoration is a rebirth for both the building and its architect
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Building StudyWork the angles
Koolhaas’s startling new concert hall has touched down in the Portuguese city of Porto. We take a journey through the Casa da Musica and discovers a triumph of structural quirks and visual treats
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Building StudyDo the right thing
Cottrell & Vermeulen’s refurbishment of the Kensal House nursery retains the original vision
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Building StudyImage maker
The British Council presents an open face to Kenya with its new building in Nairobi by Squire & Partners
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Building StudyExperiment in design
Daylight and socialising are the innovations in a new science lab in Manchester, writes Robert Booth
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Building StudyNew direction for lab design
A boom in science buildings across the UK gives architects room to experiment, says Robert Booth
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Building StudyFirst Look: Oxford colleges classic inspiration
Peter Inskip & Peter Jenkins Architects was inspired by Greek classical architecture when designing this Oxford University quadrangle, seen here for the first time.