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Architects: Project Orange
- Area: 800 m²
- Year: 2016
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Professionals: Barnard & Associates, Charter Construction, PHWarr
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Foundry Mews / Project Orange
House 19 / Jestico + Whiles
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Architects: Jestico + Whiles
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: Urban Front
Pea Soup House / Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
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Architects: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
- Area: 52 m²
- Year: 2016
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Professionals: Expedition Studio, Studio Mothership
Lambeth Marsh House / Fraher Architects
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Architects: Fraher Architects
- Area: 140 m²
- Year: 2015
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Professionals: Constant Design Ltd, Fraher and Co, Forma Ltd
142 South Street / Sandy Rendel Architects
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Architects: Sandy Rendel Architects
- Area: 257 m²
- Year: 2015
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Manufacturers: Kingspan Insulated Panels, Allgood, Amina Technologies, Authentic Stone, Ben the Blacksmith, +19
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Professionals: ECE Planning, Myriad Construction, Stephen Evans Associates
The Pilot’s House / AR Design Studio
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Architects: AR Design Studio
- Area: 545 m²
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Manufacturers: Designspace London, Origin Pools, Pure Home Technology, Stone and Ceramic Warehouse, The Myers Touch
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Professionals: Blue Fish Construction Ltd
AD Classics: The Barbican Estate / Chamberlin, Powell and Bon Architects
On the 29th December, 1940, at the height of the Second World War, an air raid by the Luftwaffe razed a 35-acre site in the heart of the City of London to the ground. The site was known as the Barbican (a Middle English word meaning fortification), so-called for the Roman wall which once stood in the area. Following the war, the City of London Corporation—the municipal governing body for the area—started to explore possibilities to bring this historic site into the twentieth century.
Drapers Field / Kinnear Landscape Architects
- Year: 2014
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Professionals: Cinns, Synergy Consulting, Webb Yates Engineers
Studio Bark's 'Black Barn' is an Environmentally Conscious Home in English Countryside
London-based Studio Bark has revealed its plans for Black Barn, an environmentally conscious family home in Dallinghoo, Suffolk.
Based on an interpretation of local black agricultural barns, the 300-square-meter house will be clad in charred timber, an ancient Japanese form of natural preservation as a way to enhance the longevity and beauty of wood.
Serpentine Summer House / Barkow Leibinger
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Architects: Barkow Leibinger
- Area: 50 m²
- Year: 2016
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Professionals: AECOM, AKT II, /StageOne, Intelligent Engineering Gerrards Cross
Hackney New School / Henley Halebrown Architects
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Architects: Henley Halebrown Architects
- Area: 5500 m²
- Year: 2015
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Manufacturers: 4Bay Structures, Kawneer, Richardson Roofing, Rockwell Sheet, The Bespoke Brick Company, +2
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Professionals: Pure Structures, CMA Planning, Willmott Dixon, MLM, Skelly & Couch
AD Classics: Palace of Westminster / Charles Barry & Augustus Pugin
At 6:20pm on the evening of October 16, 1834, a fire began in the old Palace of Westminster in London – the foremost seat of parliamentary governance for both the United Kingdom and the British Empire across the seas. The inferno, which burned until the early hours of the morning, destroyed so much of the medieval complex that neither restoration nor preservation were considered viable options – a new palace would have to rise from the ashes to surround the largely undamaged Westminster Hall.[1] The fire gave the United Kingdom a chance not only to replace what was considered as an outdated, patchwork of government buildings, but to erect a Gothic Revival landmark to spiritually embody the pre-eminence of the United Kingdom across the world, and the roots of modern democracy.
Observation Pod at World’s Most Slender Tower Reaches Maximum Height
After weeks of movement testing, the British Airways i360 observation pod has achieved its maximum height of 138 meters as the attraction enters final inspection phases in preparation for its opening this summer. As a part of “the world’s tallest moving observation tower,” the 18 meter diameter viewing pod will provide 360 degree views of the British seaside resort towns of Brighton and Hove, the Sussex coast and the English Channel, for to up to 200 passengers at a time.
Mecanoo's Design for the University of Manchester's Engineering Campus Eyes the Future
The University of Manchester’s Mecanoo-designed engineering campus has received planning permission from the Manchester City Council, greenlighting the £350 million project. The Manchester Engineering Campus Development is part of the University’s campus masterplan, meant to bring together a multidisciplinary engineering and scientific community and to consolidate the University’s campus around Oxford Road. The project is one of the largest single construction projects ever undertaken by an institution of higher education in the United Kingdom. MEC Hall, the main building of Mecanoo’s development, is 195 meters long.
Tate Modern Switch House / Herzog & de Meuron
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Architects: Herzog & de Meuron
- Year: 2016
New House, Little England Farm / BBM Sustainable Architects Ltd
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Architects: BBM Sustainable Architects Ltd
- Area: 459 m²
- Year: 2015
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Professionals: Chalmers & Co., Inglis Hall & Co.
The Legacy of Wells Coates: A Mini-Documentary About Modern Icons
The Legacy of Wells Coates is a mini-documentary by photographer Baker and director Alex Simpson that explores the modern designs of two of Well Coates' most iconic buildings: the Isokon Building in London and Brighton's Embassy Court. Both buildings have been restored and adapted, and are occupied by residents who give their insights on the architectural significance of their homes in this short film.
Holland Green / OMA + Allies & Morrison
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Architects: Allies & Morrison, OMA
- Area: 323000 ft²
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: Effisus