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The University of Reading campus is set to become home to the largest cluster of weather and climate scientists in the world: new, sustainable, state-of-the-art headquarters for the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) designed by BDP at the Whiteknights campus, England, UK.
HKR Architects delivers office to resi conversion of former Mothercare HQ to provide Yeatman Court Apartments affordable homes in Watford, London. The historic art deco former headquarters of Mothercare has been successfully converted into much needed affordable new homes for the local community
Designed by The DHaus Company, La Terre is a one-off new build home in an AONB in Surrey, Southern England The four-bedroom house has an elevated ground floor, set 0.5m up from the grass, like the Farnsworth house or other 1940 / 50s case study homes where the architecture appears to be weightless and floats
Oaklands College St Albans masterplan design by DLA Architecture, England: 32,130 sq ft Construction Centre – part of an overall £62 million, four-phase campus building development in Hertfordshire, UK
Designed by Adam Knibb Architects, the Waldens Fishery will be a thoughtfully designed small fishery lodge on the serene edge of a lake in southern England
Gainsborough’s House Suffolk art gallery England design by ZMMA , the childhood home of one of Britain’s most important artists, opens following a transformational redevelopment to create an international centre
MICA have recently completed a prominent and unique mixed-use building in central Oxford, the Cheng Yu Tung Building for Jesus College, in a third quad for the Elizabethan college.
A large high quality extension to Coquet Moor House, Northumberland, England on a small budget, by Studio McLeod Architects. There was to be strong connections to the garden taking advantage of landscape views
The House on a Hill has uninterrupted views down the valley to the world heritage city of Bath, England. Artel31 wanted to create a hillside house that both framed the views and sat in it seamlessly when viewed from the opposite hill
