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A Kent extension by Jonathan Burlow draws on two quite different local building types
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A Kent extension by Jonathan Burlow draws on two quite different local building types
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Threefold Architects combines a historically-inflected interior and a contemporary extension in its renovation of a south London family home
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Dow Jones Architects’ extension revitalises one of GE Street’s London churches
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Sanya Polescuk Architects makes light work of a brick-soffited extension to a family home
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Simpson & Brown's new visitors' centre connects the Norman cathedral of St Albans with its twentieth-century chapter house
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A plywood-lined loft extension by Inglis Badrashi Loddo Architects is intended to evoke treehouses
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A vertical extension to an east London primary school by architect CGL rebalances its war-damaged composition
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A laminated superstructure by Hayhurst & Co provides a framework for learning STEM subjects in a primary school
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A day house at King’s School in Canterbury by Walters & Cohen occupies a tight site with listed building and archaeological constraints
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Books and a modest budget are accommodated in a domestic extension by Nimtim Architects
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Ian McChesney's contemporary additions resonate with the sparse neoclassicism of a Peckham house
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6a Architects’ extension to MK Gallery reflects the diverse influences that shaped the New Town, finds Sam Jacob