By AJ Contributor 2 November 2000 73 Views
Seabirds on the islands of the Firth of Forth are preening themselves for an audience they don’t even know is there - observing them on remote cameras, controlled from the new Scottish Seabird Centre on the mainland
By AJ Contributor 26 October 2000 163 Views
Nicholas Hare has brought a proper sense of style to his namesake’s creation with two appropriately fitting new university buildings at Bangor in Wales
By AJ Contributor 12 October 2000 41 Views
De Metz Green has re-tuned the 1930s Power Road Studios in west London to appeal to creative companies whose employees like to blur the distinction between leisure and work
By AJ Contributor 5 October 2000 120 Views
Geoffrey Reid Associates’ World of Glass contrasts an industrial aesthetic with glazed construction in a building which celebrates the heritage of Merseyside’s St Helens
By AJ Contributor 21 September 2000 41 Views
The grown-up architecture of Studio E’s accommodation for 120 of Haileybury and Imperial Service College’s female pupils should equip them well for life beyond the school
By AJ Contributor 14 September 2000 893 Views
Foster + Partners’ Great Glasshouse on the rolling hills near Camarthen is the largest single-span greenhouse in the world and is a breath of fresh air for modern architecture in Wales
By Austin Williams 7 September 2000 15 Views
The triangular plan form of Computer Associates’ parkland headquarters by Blair Associates offers a luxurious office idyll for the company’s executives
By Victoria Nowell 31 August 2000 17 Views
The efforts of a branch of the Guides in Wimbledon have paid off with an award-winning building in which Hugh Broughton’s own recommendations for reducing lifespan costs have been applied
By Victoria Nowell 31 August 2000 26 Views
Media makeovers don’t come much brighter than Hugh Broughton Architects’ refurbishment of Channel 5’s atrium. It is a chameleon space, intimate and colourful at night but cool, white and spacious during the day
By AJ Contributor 17 August 2000 9 Views
Matthew Lloyd Architects’ Shoreditch warehouse refurbishment for the Prince’s Foundation reveals the art of the ordinary and declares the school’s agenda with its striking ventilation cowls
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