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Ryder Architecture draws on Japanese and Chinese design at Kew Gardens’ new restaurant
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Ryder Architecture draws on Japanese and Chinese design at Kew Gardens’ new restaurant
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Feix & Merlin has overseen the eco-friendly design of a member’s club in London’s Mayfair
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A pavilion-like restaurant by Morris & Company forms the heart of a Kent retirement communityÂ
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A major leisure complex in Ashford by Guy Hollaway Architects is clad in gold-coloured woven aluminium mesh
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Hudson Architects has boldly reworked The Machrie hotel on the Isle of Islay
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A watersports centre on the edge of Lake Windermere by muf architecture/art combines playfulness with a sensitive approach to context
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Award-winning chef Juan Amador specifies Neolith® surfaces for his latest restaurant
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Celebrity fitness trainer Mark Anthony’s vision for his new cycle studio was to ‘defy the ordinary’. Prospec rose to the challenge with imaginative design and high-quality products that perfectly complemented this one of a kind project
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Threefold Architects completes a sibling pair of structures in south-west London
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Wimshust Pelleriti completes a small but ingenious piece of maritime infrastructure on a Devon estuary
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Prospec's commercial cubicle and locker ranges have got more of everything architects want
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Mawson Kerr employs unwanted oak and reclaimed slate in a new cafe at one of Britain’s best preserved medieval monasteries
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