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The Dove House in London, UK by Gundry & Ducker Architecture (designed using Vectorworks)

Wednesday, April 25th, 2012

Article source: Gundry & Ducker Architecture

An extension to a Victorian terraced house to form a light filled kitchen and family room integrated into a redesigned garden area.
The intention was to replace and enlarge and improve a dark kitchen area to form a new informal living space with direct access to the garden and to open up views through the ground floor of the house to the garden.

  • Architects: Gundry & Ducker Architecture
  • Project:  The Dove House
  • Location: London, UK
  • Company: Gundry & Ducker Architecture
  • Software used: Vectorworks

Image Courtesy Joe Clark

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The Long House in UK by Hopkins Architects

Wednesday, April 25th, 2012

Article source: Hopkins Architects

Hopkins Architects’ first UK residential project in over 30 years

RIBA Stirling prize nominated Hopkins architects have designed the latest house in the Living Architecture series. The Long House is Sir Michael and Patty Hopkins’ first UK residential property in thirty years and the fourth rental property to open in the Living Architecture series. The house demonstrates a harmony between the respect for traditional craftsmanship, taking cues from the local vernacular, combined with a fascination for the utility and aesthetic of high technology.

Image Courtesy ©Richard Davies

Webber Street Studio in London, UK by Chiara Ferrari

Saturday, April 21st, 2012

Article source: Chiara Ferrari

Emerging designer Chiara Ferrari masterminded the interior concept and fit out of a new studio space in South London, for photographer John Ross. When Ferrari was invited to work on the photographic studio’s interior design, the large, 400-sq meters space was just an empty concrete shell with no partitions. The designer’s concept plays with the contrasts between the existing space’s rough- and-ready quality and the sophistication of a new, neutral (black, white and grey) and contemporary material and colour palette.

Image Courtesy John Ross

  • Architects:  Chiara Ferrari
  • Project:  Webber Street Studio
  • Location: London, UK
  • Flat surface: 400 square meters (more…)

Heatherlands Pool House in Devon, UK by Satellite Architects (designed with Vectorworks)

Saturday, April 14th, 2012

Article source: Satellite Architects

Heatherlands is a substantial addition to an existing house, built in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Dorset Devon border. It responds carefully to the folding of the landscape and roof pitches of the existing house, The folds create splits which highlight views, both concealing and opening to them. A new living room forms a transition point between the old and the new, collecting reflected views and light. Situated to the West of the existing house, the structure takes the stance of a traditional outbuilding, acting as a paddock boundary whilst protecting the gardens. The addition defines a new approach to the building, entrance court and outdoor terrace to the South. Adopting a number of sustainable strategies the building includes passive ventilation, sustainable materials and highly insulated construction. The existing building is wrapped in shingle, which will weather together with the new larch rain screens, covering the addition.

Image Courtesy Satellite Architects

  • Architects: Satellite Architects
  • Project: Heatherlands Pool House
  • Location:  Woodhouse Lane, Uplyme, Devon, UK
  • Client : Dr. Neil Hayes and Dr. Maria Hayes-Yapp
  • Project Architect : Stewart Dodd, Satellite Architects Limited
  • Structural Engineer : Paul Carpenter Associates
  • Cost Consultants : Randall Simons / Satellite Architects
  • Environmental Engineer : Brooks Devlin Associates
  • Approved Inspector : Butler & Young
  • Software used: Vectorworks

 

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King’s Mews in London, UK by A+D Studio

Thursday, April 12th, 2012

Article source: A+D Studio

A+D Studio was commissioned to redevelop this site on the corner of Northington Street and King’s Mews in the Bloomsbury Conservation Area of London. The original mews building at 7 Northington Street and 14 to 17 King’s Mews was a small two storey garage and flat which had fallen into disrepair and was allegedly once occupied by Diana Dors.

Image Courtesy Jefferson Smith

  • Architects: A+D Studio
  • Project: King’s Mews
  • Location: London, UK
  • Project Architect:  Elena Wainwright
  • Photography: Jefferson Smith
  • Software used: AutoCAD 2010 with Archicad and Sketchup used for the CGI work.

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Central Saint Martins in London, UK by Stanton Williams Architects

Wednesday, April 11th, 2012

Article source: Stanton Williams Architects

To the north of King’s Cross and St Pancras International railway stations, 67-acres of derelict land are being transformed in what is one of Europe’s largest urban regeneration projects. The result will be a vibrant mixed-use quarter, at the physical and creative heart of which will be the new University of the Arts London campus, home of Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design.

Image Courtesy Hufton+Crow

  • Architects: Stanton Williams Architects
  • Project: Central Saint Martins
  • Location: Granary Building, 1 Granary Square, London, N1C 4AA
  • Project Value: £200M (based on cost of land, building, fit-out and expansion incl. third floor)
  • Construction Start date: January 2008
  • Completion Date: April 2011
  • Date of Occupation: August 2011
  • Construction phase: January 2008 – August 2011 (Incl. fit-out)
  • Student arrival: 3rd October 2011
  • Gross Internal Area: approx. 40,000m2

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Student Village, Royal Veterinary College in Hertfordshire, UK by Hawkins\Brown

Friday, March 30th, 2012

Article source: Hawkins\Brown

Hawkins\Brown has completed new student accommodation, a restaurant and CPD facility at the Royal Veterinary College’s Hawkshead Campus near Potters Bar, Hertfordshire. The scheme allows for an increased number of students to live on campus, providing accommodation for 205 students, a restaurant and conference/meeting rooms.

Exterior View (Images Courtesy Tim Crocker)

  • Architects: Hawkins\Brown
  • Name of Project: Student Village, Royal Veterinary College
  • Location: Hawkshead Lane, North Mymms, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK
  • Gross internal area: 6,480 sq m
  • Value: £18 million
  • Photographs: Tim Crocker

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Transforming King’s Cross in London, UK by John Mcaslan + Partners

Sunday, March 18th, 2012

Article source: John Mcaslan + Partners

The new Western Concourse at King’s Cross opens to the public on Monday 19th March 2012. “The transformation of King’s Cross station by John McAslan + Partners represents a compelling piece of place-making for London. The show-piece is clearly the Western Concourse – Europe’s largest single span station structure and the heart of the development, but the overall project is far more complex: an extraordinary, collaborative effort that has delivered an internationally significant transport interchange, fit for the 21st century and beyond. We are very proud of our role as lead architects and master-planners of the King’s Cross redevelopment, and it’s immensely satisfying to see the project delivered on time, ready for the capital’s celebration of the London Olympics later this year.”
John McAslan, Chairman John McAslan + Partners

Transforming King’s Cross

  • Architects: John Mcaslan + Partners
  • Project: Transforming King’s Cross
  • Location: London, UK
  • Architect and masterplanner for King’s Cross station and public realm: John McAslan + Partners
  • Client: Network Rail
  • Engineer for roof and platform refurbishment/ footbridge to station: Tata Steel Projects
  • Engineer for western range and new concourse: Arup
  • Architect for King’s Cross Square: Stanton Williams
  • Contractor for eastern range building: Laing O’Rourke/ Costain JV

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Shoreham Street in Sheffield, UK by Project Orange

Saturday, March 17th, 2012

Article source: Project Orange

192 Shoreham Street is a Victorian industrial brick building sited at the edge of the Cultural Industries Quarter Conservation Area of Sheffield. It is not listed but considered locally significant. The completed development seeks to rehabilitate the once redundant building, celebrate its industrial heritage and make it relevant to its newly vibrant context. The brief was to provide mixed use combining a desirable double height restaurant/bar within the original shell (capitalising on the raw industrial character of the existing building) with duplex studio office units above. These are accommodated in an upward extension of the existing building in a contrasting but complementary volume, a replacement for the original pitched roof.

192 Shoreham Street

  • Architects: Project Orange
  • Project: Shoreham Street
  • Location: Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK
  • Client: Neaversons Ltd
  • Project Manager: J P Mooney Ltd
  • Structural Engineer: Project Design Associates

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Tex-Tonic House in London, UK by Paul McAneary Architects

Sunday, March 4th, 2012

Article source: McAneary Architects

The clients brief in this invited competition was to design two apartments on the top floor of the existing Central London post office and Phillips de Pury art auction house in Victoria, London. The client expressed a wish for large volume ‘loft’ spaces and his desire for a contemporary design and functionality. Paul McAneary Architects’ response won the competition with a proposal for expressed natural tectonics through numerous new details, and even developing a new material type – of cast timber bronze.

Interior View

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