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Youth Select Committee calls for an improvement in the quality of student's work experience

15 Nov 2018

Mirror aluminium cladding allows the building to 'vanish'|||

Inside the Spanish school with a vanishing second storey

06 Jun 2018

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Space for everyone

11 Jan 2018

Eye-catching cedar cladding provides a welcoming natural feel|||

Perkins + Will designs skilled trades centre at Canadian college

15 Jun 2017

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Arts University Bournemouth

04 Jan 2017

A glazed hall overlooks the Dell playground|||

Davenies School, Beaconsfield, by DSDHA

08 Sep 2016

The student services centre sits next to the Albert Sloman Library extension|||

Patel Taylor at Essex University

09 Jun 2016

Illustration by Pâté a.k.a Paul Pateman||

How big business is making a play for tech talent, in April issue

11 Mar 2016

Students funded 75% of the multi-purpose building||

University of British Columbia student union by B+H Architects and Dialog

01 Dec 2015

An architype for straw-clad, low-carbon buildings at Uni of East Anglia

29 Sep 2015

School's in: this year's best new educational buildings, part I

23 Sep 2015

National Graphene Institute by Jestico + Whiles

15 Sep 2015

The courtyard playground, a contrast to the brick exterior|One wall incorporates floor-to-ceiling storage with display shelving|The school is light and spacious, with double-height volumes|The pine joinery is punctuated by walls and furniture in apple green|The 1930s town hall had permission to be demolished, but architects Moke instead opted to incorporate it||

Kindergarten by Moke treats kids like tiny adults

15 Sep 2015

City of London school by Hawkins\Brown

15 Sep 2015

Bjarke Ingels goes back to school

31 Jul 2015

In yellow, the chapel stands out for being a lone vertical structure|The Hill sits in the centre of the building, breaking up the space|The LRC, encased in a fuchsia wall that incorporates seating|Pupils use The Hill’s stepped auditorium for school performances|'Breakout areas' for quiet studying|The two-storey, bright green structure holds the large stepped auditorium|Pupils use The Hill’s stepped auditorium for school performances|The graphic facade repeats the colour of the chapel inside||

BDP's colourful 'arts college in a shed'

24 Apr 2015

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Rolling stone: Neolith's sintered porcelain bar voyages across Europe

Rolling stone: Neolith's sintered porcelain bar voyages across Europe

Inside the latest space in New Orlean's arts district

Inside the latest space in New Orlean's arts district

Take a punt on Cambridge

Take a punt on Cambridge

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