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Preserving and nurturing opportunities for biodiversity is critical, not only to combat the effects of climate change, but for social well-being and mental health.
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Re-use and regenerate. In a year of supply shortages, our approach to this heritage project has been perfectly timed.
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Brick Award Commendation received for Penrose Mews for Stolon’s ingenious use of glazed and unglazed brick commons.
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COP26 – are we heating up now?
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Fire Safety
Learning from the mistakesAt present, Planning Authorities do not have to consider fire safety of a building and its occupants when assessing a planning application.
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In March 2020, the UK government required the population to work from home if possible. This meant that nearly half of the UK workforce did just that.
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Delivering Architectural Housing on Small Sites
A Good Grounding for Bigger and Better Things.25% of the London Boroughs are expected to provide around 50% (45-62%) of the entire housing target on small sites.
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A Place of Greater Safety
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Learning From: Homeschooling
Architecture Today August Edition 2021Often the efforts we make as parents go unnoticed, hidden away in our homes and played out in gardens, playgrounds, and days out with the family. Similarly unnoticed is the wonderful industry in our schools, colleges, and nurseries. It is often said ‘teaching is a marathon not a sprint’. The quiet rewards are the enjoyment of ‘making a difference’.
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Albany Mews, GLA/TfL Small Sites
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One of the benefits to have come out of the UK lockdown has been the flourishing sense of community experienced by many.
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Regenerating the Arun Riverside
Resilient CommunitiesArun Councillors voted to grant planning for a mixed-use regeneration scheme on the edge of the River Arun, in Littlehampton at the end of 2021.
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Our first feature in the illustrious Blueprint Magazine - Rusty House, written by Veronica Simpson.
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Stolon Studio picked up three RIBA Awards for Barn House. Here's what the judges said...
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Stolon Studio transforms neglected back-land site in south London with a cinematic two-storey house.