Bath Architecture
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AHR joins the few architects to have designed a new architecture school, with its Faculty of Engineering & Design at Bath University
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AHR joins the few architects to have designed a new architecture school, with its Faculty of Engineering & Design at Bath University
Reflecting the elusive, off-beat character of her architectural work, Alison Smithson (1928-2003) wrote one of our most memorable My Kind of Town columns in May 1980.
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A wind-powered sonic structure by Neon at Chester Roman Fort evokes the ghosts of charging horses
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A temporary beacon, designed by DK-CM Architects, shines brightly at Erith riverside
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An east London cafe by Mizzi Studio combines new and traditional building techniques
My Kind of Town
Bristol is a maritime city a good distance from the sea
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HASA Architects transforms a derelict glasshouse to make a new events space in north London
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Burwell Deakins adds bold extensions to a south London Regency townhouse
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The only house designed by artist JMW Turner has been restored and opened to the public
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A new study of exemplary projects finds that architects can play a vital role in promoting the development of social housing, says co-author Abigail Batchelor
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Bennetts Associates' Metropolitan Police training centre in Hendon derives its colouring and crispness from police uniforms