Going for gold
AT Editor2024-07-15T14:51:51+01:00The Michelmersh Group has received 30 shortlisted nominations for this year’s Brick Development Association (BDA) Brick Awards – the largest number in the British manufacturer’s long history.
The Michelmersh Group has received 30 shortlisted nominations for this year’s Brick Development Association (BDA) Brick Awards – the largest number in the British manufacturer’s long history.
Prokš Přikryl architekti has converted a historic grain silo into a multi-purpose cultural venue as part of the redevelopment of Josef Gočár’s Automatic Mills building in Pardubice, Czech Republic.
Jeff Edwards, Engineering Manager for Leviat’s masonry division, answers readers’ questions on masonry support systems.
Witherford Watson Mann’s carefully considered addition to the second oldest college at Cambridge delicately improves access to the college and adds a new riverfront café.
TateHindle has completed the new Salvation Army UK and Ireland Headquarters in Camberwell, south London.
Architecture Office has restored and extended a Grade II listed property on the River Fowey in Cornwall.
London studio Selencky Parsons has repurposed a former apple store into an extension for a home in West Sussex.
Photos reveal Mae’s project in Southwark, south east London which caters for multi-generational living on what was once part of the Aylesbury Estate.
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Toronto studio gh3* has completed a fire station, clad with grey iron-glazed bricks, for the city of Edmonton, in Canada.
Michelmersh explores the schemes that provided it with five wins across five categories at the 2023 BDA Brick Awards.
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