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PROJECTS 14


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Building for education & student accommodation supplement


4 Industry news and comment 14


Middlesex University, Hendon, London Middlesex University needed a flexible and sustainable campus to suit a diverse range of academic subjects. Mark Smulian reports on the Ritterman Building


Verde Student Accommodation, Newcastle In a city that is regenerating itself, new structures need to project confidence, something the unmissable Verde does with ease, writes Ray Philpott


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Ysgol Bro Dinefwr, Llandeilo, Wales Jess Unwin discovers how architects ASL overcame local opposition to create a new secondary school in a Welsh market town


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Let the sun shine Renson Fabrications discusses the various outdoor sun protection systems that allow the light in while maintaining a comfortable indoor climate


Putting VOCs in detention Matthew Sexton of British Gypsum looks at the effects air quality can have on a child’s academic performance and development


Providing a solid base for education Simon Clark of Sika Flooring considers the benefits of resin flooring in education establishments


Quiet please! Rob Crampton of Hush Acoustics on the importance of acoustics in educational buildings


Glazing that makes the grade Andrew Copper of Senior Architectural Systems sheds new light on the process of window specification for the student accommodation sector


Shedding light on efficiency Maria Holton of Luceco looks at how energy efficient lighting should be considered as part of the design process in educational establishments


A masterclass in hygiene Chris Tranter of Bristan explains the importance of non-touch technology in school washrooms


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