Scaled-down solution

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The design and function of a new corner-plot construction in Bloomsbury Mews, London, England is reviewed. The building's design work had to comply with a number of awkward planning stipulations, including the requirement for an integral garage and attachment to other terraced properties in the street. The structure fits snugly into the triangular plot, and comprises of two bedrooms, studio, kitchen, hall, terrace, shower room and hall. The building project costs and plans are shown.

United Kingdom, Cases, Architecture, Architectural design

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French festival that fosters experiment

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The Festival International des Jardins, a garden festival being held at Chateau Chaumont in the Loire Valley, France, covers 20 gardens selected from 300 submissions by architects, landscape architects, artists and other designers on the theme of Ricochets. It also features 10 gardens retained from 1997. Exhibits include the 'Lithophone and Feet in the Water' garden, a sound garden by Robert Hebrard, and 'Nebelgarten,' a garden without enclosure by Latz and Partner of Germany.

Exhibitions, Gardens

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