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BPTW draws on historic references for a housing scheme in Greenwich, south London
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BPTW draws on historic references for a housing scheme in Greenwich, south London
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Levitt Bernstein's fully-affordable housing in Walthamstow draws on its industrial context
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A former London printworks has been sensitively refurbished by Buckley Gray Yeoman
Exhibition
Milton Keynes' Netherfield housing, designed in 1971 by Cross Dixon Gold Jones, comes under scrutiny
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Playfulness has a serious purpose at a Montpellier housing development by Farshid Moussavi Architecture
My Kind of Town
Bloomsbury exemplifies a long-life, loose-fit approach to architecture
Viewpoint
Historic almshouses offer a model of sociability and seclusion that remains useful in designing housing for older people, says Stephen Proctor
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AHMM has completed the first of three mixed-use projects in Oxford, all with mixed-tenure apartments
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Strong connections between the public and private realms are made at a pair of affordable housing schemes in east London by Bell Phillips Architects
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A new housing development by Waugh Thistleton Architects is thought to be the world's largest cross-laminated timber building
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PH+ Architects draws on the local north-London context in a three-part residential development
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