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Architectural Awards Winners Announced

Winners of the European Copper in Architecture Awards 14 were announced at a presentation ceremony in London on 29th September. Read more
  Contemporary Copper Architecture in London
French TV clip (TV5 Monde)showing examples of contemporary copper architecture in London and featuring interviews with architects who specify copper. Click to view
  Field Street/Leeke Street, London, UK
Field Street is an 1800 sqm mixed use development in the Kings Cross regeneration area of London. Read more
  Wicker Riverside, Sheffield, UK
The brief called for a mix of uses fronting onto the River Don to create an animated and sustainable development that will significantly contribute to the ongoing regeneration of the Central Riverside and Sheffield. Read more
 
  The Bacon Factory, London SE1, UK
This mixed use development occupies the former site of the Southwark Bacon, Smoking and Curing Factory. It’s different uses are clearly articulated.
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  St James Institute of Oncology, Leeds, UK
The Bexley Wing, in city centre Leeds, is the largest cancer research hospital in Europe and an important public building of world-class standing. Read more
  Tonbridge Centre, Tonbridge School, Kent, UK
The ‘Tonbridge Centre’ is a new sports and media teaching facility for Tonbridge School, situated in part of the school sports grounds and within the ‘Green Belt’, designated as an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’.
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The Royal Playhouse, located on the harbour front in Copenhagen, takes form as a pronounced, yet respectful, completion of the surrounding urban structure. Read more


The College, located in Strasbourg’s large university quarter, exists to support European doctoral students studying in one of the city’s three universities. It includes rooms for 100 students as well as teaching and administrative areas. Read more


Two years ago, the Blue Marlin - a 12mR class racing yacht built in 1938 - made its way from Slovenia to Kotka, Finland. This 21 metre classic beauty, even if a little worse for wear, had passed into Finnish hands and was taken to Kotka for restoration. Read more


The new requirements placed on Vic’s municipal sports pavilion demanded renovated and enlarged facilities to hold future sports activities. Read more

 

RSPB Environmental Education Centre, Wales, UK

The Newport Wetlands Nature Reserve was formed eight years ago, as mitigation for the loss of mudflats in Cardiff Bay. Read more