CONTENTS
NEWS, VIEWS & INSIGHTS
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Industry News Site Lines: Nicolas Maari of Pellings Ask the Architect: Alberto Basaglia of Basaglia + Rota Nodari Studio International Focus CPD Focus New Arrivals
Appointments & Company News Futurebuild Show Preview BREEAM Awards Preview
PROJECT REPORTS 52
PRODUCTS
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Planning & Design Structural Elements Groundworks & Drainage External Envelope Insulation Heating, Ventilation & Services Interiors
Safety & Security Landscaping & External Works Classified & Directory
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Bold as brass The project architect in charge of a new architecturally adventurous flagship retail store in the German city of Wuppertal explains to Jack Wooler how the practice went about revitalising a large brownfield site, and created a unique retail environment
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Two views of the river A new pier has opened for the Thames’ main river taxi which provides new public space as well as vital transport infrastructure, in a design which divides the structure into two to make the most of its location. James Parker reports
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INTERIORS: BATHROOMS & KITCHENS The wellness factor Sophie Weston at Geberit explains the role that architects and designers can play in improving wellbeing, by helping create a sensory ‘sanctuary’ in the bathroom
SAFETY & SECURITY: ACCESS CONTROL Automatic for the people Ken Price of the Automatic Door Suppliers Association looks at how access control is fast becoming part of a bigger ‘automatic solution’ – linking access control with automatic doors for improved safety, security and smart facilities management
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LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS: EXTERNAL SURFACES Sustainable surfaces Permeable external surfaces provide the starting point for sustainable surface water drainage (also known as SuDS), but concrete block permeable paving offers far more than flood prevention, explains Chris Hodson of Interpave
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