All Features articles – Page 191
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FeaturesStaircase by Beeley Fabrications
Sheffield-based Beeley Fabrications specialises in staircases, features and balustrades.
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FeaturesThe principled life of a BD editor
Martin Pawley, who died this week, photographed editing BD during the early eighties
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FeaturesAvanti Glasgow health campus wins planning
Avanti Architects’ scheme for a £842 million health campus on the site of Glasgow Southern General Hospital has been granted outline planning consent.
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FeaturesTurning hospital design around with developer Circle
Top UK architects are being signed up to deliver healthcare with a dose of consumer culture
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FeaturesArmstrong ceiling tiles
Bioguard Acoustic ceiling tiles have a fungicide and biocide coating, which actively combats harmful fungi, mould and bacteria.
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FeaturesArmitage Shanks sanitaryware
The Contour 21 range is designed to suit the hospitality and leisure, healthcare and educational sectors.
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Features‘Offsite works where architects talk to their suppliers’ - David Johnson, general manager, Yorkon
Yorkon has been in the modular building business since 1980, and we probably do half our workload in the healthcare sector.
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Circle appoints BDP for Reading hospital
BDP is the latest practice to be appointed to design a hospital by Health Properties Management, part of Circle.
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FeaturesReturn appointment at Kidderminster Treatment Centre
MAAP Architects’ director Mungo Smith revisits the innovative NHS project he completed in 2004.
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FeaturesVinyl flooring by Altro
Altro’s Walkway, from its safety flooring range, is 2mm thick and and a textured low-slip surface.
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FeaturesDoor hardware by Allgood
The firm supplies a range of ironmongery treated with anti-bacterial Biocote, which contains silver ions and inhibits the growth of micro-organisms.
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FeaturesAntibacterial glass by AGC
AGC’s patented process involves diffusing silver ions into the upper layers of glass.
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FeaturesRead all about it: Sustainable Healthcare Architecture by Robin Guenther & Gail Vittori
At their core, green buildings are about making the world a better place to live.
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FeaturesHackney’s ground-breaking £2m Shore Road Surgery
Stock Woolsten-croft has won planning consent for Shore Road Surgery, set to be the largest GP surgery in Hackney.
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FeaturesDot to Dot: March 14
Name the building for a chance win a new book on Renzo Piano’s museum projects published by Monacelli Press.
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FeaturesLondon Met student wins travel award for Soho courtyard scheme
London Metropolitan University student Alex Bank has won the Architecture Foundation and KPF’s public space travel scholarship.
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FeaturesNot so delightful for the penguins’ feet
Engineer Ove Arup visits his Penguin Pool at Regent’s Park
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FeaturesWhat are the pitfalls of the consortium game?
We are looking to form a consortium with other practices to be able to do a wider range of larger projects. What are the pitfalls for players in the consortium game?
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FeaturesJet-setting with Trehearne Architects
‘We take everyone away for a great weekend in a foreign city’
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FeaturesDot to Dot: March 7
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday for a chance to win The Endless City, study of six world cities edited by Ricky Burdett and Deyan Sudjic.