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https://www.archdaily.com/914374/the-painted-hall-hugh-broughton-architects Martita Vial della Maggiora
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Courtesy of Douglas and King Architects
Douglas and King Architects master plan to reinvigorate Shoreditch takes on a complex dual challenge. Broadly, there is the challenge at the core of any masterplanning project: creating a set of elements that flow together seamlessly with one another and their overall context . But more specifically, the project grapples with a tight triangular site and an already-lively urban context.
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