All Features articles – Page 206
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FeaturesClear view
For anyone who’s ever wished that offices could be more transparent, a new frameless glass partitioning system from Austrian furniture company Bene is now available in the UK.
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City slicker
Hedge fund manager Man Group has appointed Swanke Hayden Connell to adapt the base build of its new 26,000sq m offices on Upper Thames Street in the City of London, and under-take the interior design as well.
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FeaturesCitrus refreshment at Indian hotel
Architect adds juice and colour to revive Mumbai hotel after 20 years of disuse
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Ciao, Conran
Conran & Partners is advising on interior design, graphics and packaging for an expanding Italian culinary empire.
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FeaturesNanna’s chair
Connection Furniture has launched the Kalm loose seating range for the hospi-tality and corporate market.
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FeaturesStraight out of the box
A new Covent Garden store for Magma gives customers all the excitement of a cardboard box of new purchases as soon as they walk in.
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FeaturesBoogy in black and white
Stuttgart practice Ippolito Fleitz creates two-tone drama at the T-012 nightclub
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FeaturesThe difference between design and decoration
A conceptual gulf separates two firms featured in BD Magazine Interiors.
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Features‘An antibacterial mirror won’t have much impact unless the window is too’
Philippe Frison, product manager, AGC Flat Glass
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King’s Road Granny takes another trip
A landmark in the geographical and psychedelic landscape of 1960s London is set to reappear on the map thanks to a scheme by Hut Architecture.
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FeaturesDoes interior design need to age gracefully in an aging society?
For architects, grey hair is no impediment to success. Indeed, the general rule is that you need to be over 40 before you get to build anything substantial.
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FeaturesVictoria and Albert’s original ace caff
MUMA adds modern flair to a showpiece of 19th century interior design
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FeaturesWright resurrected in 3D
When US architect Thomas A Heinz, an expert on Frank Lloyd Wright, was asked to design a house based on a handful of Wright sketches, he turned to ArchiCAD. Here, he tells how the software made the sketches a reality
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The Quality of Life report in full
Download the Tories Quality of Life report, published to day
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FeaturesWake-up call for Woking
Walker and Martin create “portal” to the other side for business park box