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CONTENTS 05.25


05 INDUSTRY NEWS


PROJECT REPORT DISCOVERY MISSION


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The Discovery Centre in Cambridge marks a new era for AstraZeneca, a remarkable research facility and headquarters by Herzog & de Meuron that combines boundary- pushing design and sustainability with collaboration. Roseanne Field reports.


FEATURES 18


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ZINC: THE NATURAL CHOICE Jonathan Lowy of VMZinc discusses how zinc has played a key role in iconic buildings, from Paris monuments to modern campuses and healthcare facilities. It’s durable, sustainable, and now culturally recognised, with its legacy honoured by UNESCO.


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LOOKING TO THE FUTURE Vivalda discusses how a creative cladding system transformed a primary school in Portrush, Northern Ireland, using engraved volcanic rock panels to create a striking facade that celebrates diversity, history, and hope.


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SMART DATA FOR SAFER BUILDINGS Naveed Mohammed of Inspectas Compliance explains why it is critical to get the information fl ow right between architect, developer, and property owner & manager.


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PERFECTION ON THE DANCE FLOOR Steve Green of Harlequin Floors explores the key role fl oors play in the safety as well as performance in dance education, highlighting the research behind creating optimal environments for longevity.


ADF MAY 2025 18


Design for Healthcare & Education Supplement


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