In tune with nature

Article Abstract:

Architect Joe Cunningham of Edward Nash Architects has used materials from a garage originally on the site in the construction of a music studio. The studio adjoins the client's 1930s home in Bath, England, and reflects the client's desire for a New England boathouse concept. The building incorporates a garage, workroom, shower and utility room as well as the music studio which has large windows overlooking the city. The green oak frame is exposed on the interior and the architect incorporated ecological principles throughout the building.

Dwellings, Home remodeling, Sound studios, Edward Nash Architects

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Making waves

Article Abstract:

The Beckenham Spa, Bromley, London, England, includes a variety of facilities, such as a two swimming pools, a creche, a bar, and a fitness studio. The aim of LDA Architects, was to make the environment around the swimming pool more interesting. They had to be prepared to integrate some of the existing structures into the new building. The Victorian baths on the site were demolished and replaced by the new building. The cost of the project was 5,240,859 pounds sterling. The work took 72 weeks to complete.

London, England, Buildings and facilities, Swimming pools, Recreation centers, LDA Architects

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Next Stop ... art

Article Abstract:

The work carried out by the Zoo Architects on remodelling the tram building, Tramway, Glasgow, Scotland, into an arts centre is described.

Industrial buildings, Zoo Partnership

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