What about the land? 🌳 In this interview, Ed, an Associate at PRP Architects, discusses the importance of preserving the land and trees on which the new hospice will sit and how this has influenced the overall design of the building. More on St Ann's new hospice here: https://buff.ly/3yv3rIQ
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Ed Cutler, Associate at PRP, shares his thoughts on the crucial role of land and tree preservation in the new St Ann's Hospice project. 📽Watch the video to learn how the natural environment has shaped the design. #Sustainability #Architecture #LandPreservation #LandscapeArchitecture
What about the land? 🌳 In this interview, Ed, an Associate at PRP Architects, discusses the importance of preserving the land and trees on which the new hospice will sit and how this has influenced the overall design of the building. More on St Ann's new hospice here: https://buff.ly/3yv3rIQ
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We’re excited to share our latest video from the “In the spotlight with” series, featuring a conversation with Ewen Miller, Architect and Managing Director of Calderpeel Architects, and Chris Parks, Architect and Director of Calderpeel Architects. In this episode, we explore various topics, including their approach to challenges when working with listed properties, the significance of collaborating closely with manufacturers, and a more detailed look at one of their latest project, Castle Irwell - an urban oasis in Manchester comprising 367 homes. Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel through the link in the comments. 👇 #ArchitectureDesign #ArchitecturalPlanning #wienerbergerUK
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SHoP Architects' Gregg Pasquarelli, FAIA expresses why the quality of our cities and buildings matter, during his recent Salon Series conversation with Amir Korangy. WATCH THE FULL DISCUSSION: https://lnkd.in/eHRDupt8
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Architects and developers in the U.S. can learn more about design and affordable housing
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🌿 October WASLA Updates! This month we share: New Board Members ASLA National Conference Location and Dates DEI Survey for Landscape Architects - your input matters! (Closes Nov 22) 👉 Read our full newsletter here: https://zurl.co/fpWY #WASLA #LandscapeArchitecture"
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Plans to transform the historic Port of Albany’s Pilot Station into a vibrant precinct for the community has reached a major milestone following the appointment of H+H Architects. Announced today by Minister for Ports David Michael MLA, we'll be working with H+H Architects to bring early concepts to life. Read more: https://bit.ly/4g9VlXi #StrongRegionalPorts #StrongRegions #Heritage #RoyaltiesForRegions
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One of the challenges but also tremendous opportunities in affordable housing development and design is utilizing truly unique sites. I've been a fan of Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [LOHA]'s work for a while. Their use of land in LA and southern California is really great. Check out this article about utilizing an out of place 19,000 square-foot triangular median. https://lnkd.in/gKzi2BE6
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In this recent article by RIBA Journal, Pamela Buxton discusses our recent ‘Retrofitting Social Housing’ panel discussion, Chaired by ECD’s Loreana Padron, in collaboration with AAB architects and Architects for Social Housing (ASH). The article outlines the pertinent discussions which took place at the panel, including the overarching theme of the benefits of retrofit as an alternative to demolition. It also summarises some of the key insights made by industry experts, including Prof. Anne Power, Guy Woodroffe, Jack Ostrofsky, Steve Groves MCIOB and Allan Dunsmore. To learn more, read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e4n7Us2K
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For those who could not attend the Fifth International Conference on Traditional Building, Architecture and Urbanism or those attendees who are interested in seeing some of the conferences or round tables again, we are sharing the link to the video of the lectures. https://lnkd.in/dec2wWnr
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The "Old Buildings, New Ideas" course offered by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) explores the creative revitalization of existing structures. This course focuses on enhancing heritage buildings to align with modern requirements while safeguarding their historical importance. It highlights successful projects demonstrating how strategic modifications can rejuvenate aged architectures, promoting sustainability and architectural coherence.
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10moGreat work Ed Cutler 👏🏼