Building economy

Article Abstract:

The Loughborough University business school and economics building was designed by a consortium of architects led by Ahrends Burton & Koralek. Building worked started in October 1996 and was finished by January 1998. The main brief was to design a building which could be split into three areas while retaining a central theme. Curved corridors have been used to compliment the curved exterior walls, while constructive use of glass has increased light and space.

Practice, Design and construction, Buildings and facilities, Architectural design, School buildings, Loughborough University, Ahrends Burton and Koralek

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Master of arts

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Glenn Howells Architects has designed a theatre and arts centre to serve the cultural requirements of Armagh, Ireland. Issues concerning the design and structure of the complex are presented, including details of plans and costs.

Glenn Howells Architects

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Serving Hitler's state

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An exhibition of German sculpture made during the Third Reich is presented at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, England, in 2001. The show reveals sculptors who worked for the state and those who retained their independence.

Germany, Exhibitions, Art, Sculpture, Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, England

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