CONTENTS


NEWS, VIEWS & INSIGHTS


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Industry News View Point: Russell Pedley of Assael Architecture Site Lines: Affordable housing design International Focus CPD Focus


Appointments & Company News


PROJECT REPORTS 28


37 PRODUCTS


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Structural Elements External Envelope Heating, Ventilation & Services Interiors


Safety & Security Landscaping & External Works Classified & Directory


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Seamless combination The Mill is a luxury housing development that saw a complex conversion combine new build with refurbishment of a historic hosiery factory. Richard Cooper of HSSP Architects spoke to Jack Wooler


Light relief Heatherwick Studio’s first completed healthcare scheme is a new Maggie’s Centre that turns an unloved patch of city centre hospital estate into a landscape-festooned, lightweight timber refuge for cancer patients. James Parker reports


FEATURES 47 STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS: ROOFING


Cool ideas for waterproofing Victoria Ramwell of Kemper System offers specification advice on the versatile cold-applied liquid waterproofing method for residential properties


55 EXTERNAL ENVELOPE: EXTERNAL WALL FINISHES & RENDERS 37


The art of render Strong colours, silicone technology, textured effects and brick slip combinations – James Ormerod of Aliva UK sets out the ‘art of the possible’ with insulated render


59 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES


Hot and sophisticated Steve Birch of Vogue (UK) discusses how the market for radiators and towel warmers has become increasingly sophisticated, and how greater attention is being paid to the look as well as the functionality of heating solutions


71 INTERIORS: STAIRS & BALUSTRADES


A guide to bespoke staircases Antonia Harding of British Spirals and Castings discusses the various factors that architects and specifiers need to bear in mind when it comes to selecting a bespoke staircase for various property types


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