A hybrid solution for the new Conran shop

Article Abstract:

Designers were influenced by two aspects of the original site and stables building when they chose a hybrid concrete solution for the Conran Shop in Marylebone High Street, London, UK. They retained the facade but then had to match both column spacing at the rear of the triangular site and floor levels with the two-storey arched frontage. The designers opted to use concrete and make a feature from their design limitations. They used pre-cast floor slabs together with beams and columns constructed on site and left the soffit exposed as a vaulted ceiling structure.

Retail industry, Retail trade, Retail stores, Buildings and facilities, Stores, Conran Shop

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Gone to waste

Article Abstract:

The Weeds field is a place having a powerful presence as a different garden and photographic pleasures. Independent of planting schemes, soil preparation and maintenance regimes, and perception is the primary medium of the landscape, which is the ability to guide visions to new visions.

United States, Wild plants, Edible, Edible wild plants

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Plant hybrid

Article Abstract:

The innovative work of British-born architect Duncan Lewis is discussed. Examples of his striking projects in France and Norway, which makes strong use of landscape, plants, vegetal forms and motifs, are described.

Innovations, Universities and colleges, Housing, Cover Story, Building materials, Dwellings, Illustration, Landscape architecture, Architecture, British, British architecture

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