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Hayhurst & Co. Architects complete Clore Learning Centre at RIBA

20 Feb 2020

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Working our way to wellbeing

19 Feb 2020

The exterior of the award-winning 2 Television Centre|||

The importance of awards in architecture and design

29 Jan 2020

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The Italian school changing ideas of work and study through hybrid architecture

01 Apr 2019

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Why networking is so important in the design industry – especially for women

08 Mar 2019

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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

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

23 Sep 2015

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BDR bureau's latest project rethinks traditional school design

BDR bureau's latest project rethinks traditional school design

in Architecture

Behind the scenes at design-led glassware company Nude

Behind the scenes at design-led glassware company Nude

Ste. Marie's Onni Group HQ prioritises movement and flexibility

Ste. Marie's Onni Group HQ prioritises movement and flexibility