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Building Reuse: Challenges of Shared Property Ownership
Transforming an aging building into a profitable, modern space requires far more than smart architectural design—it demands clear legal authority among co-owners. When multiple parties hold title, projects rarely stall over technical construction issues; they collapse under mismatched budgets, conflicting exit strategies, and unclear decision-making rights. Before drafting blueprints or hiring contractors, owners must establish […] <p>The post Building Reuse: Challenges of Shared Property Ownership first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>
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TORMAX revolving door completes premium entrance at 175 Putney
TORMAX UK Ltd was contracted by glazing specialist Bournemouth Glass Company to install a three-wing, fully automatic T5 Classic revolving door at 175 Putney, a premium London office development owned by the Nicolas James Group. Designed for demanding pedestrian environments, the T5 Classic combines architectural styling with reliable performance. Available in diameters from 1.6m to […] The post TORMAX revolving door completes premium entrance at 175 Putney appeared first on Architecture Magazine.
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Commercial Projects: The Decisions That Matter Most
Decisions made long before a building is ready for use shape commercial construction projects. Budgets, schedules, and architectural plans get much attention, but smaller choices can shape the final result just as much. Materials, interior layouts, and future occupants’ needs all affect a property’s performance. Considering these details early helps project teams avoid unnecessary changes, […] <p>The post Commercial Projects: The Decisions That Matter Most first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>
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Shanghai opera house opens after decade in development
Shanghai’s Grand Opera House, designed by a team of Snøhetta, East China Architectural Design & Research Institute, Theatre Projects and Nagata Acoustics, has opened on the Huangpu River. Snøhetta won… The post Shanghai opera house opens after decade in development appeared first on Global Construction Review.
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‘Rare and glamorous’ Streamline Moderne home gets listed status
The Architects’ Journal ‘Rare and glamorous’ Streamline Moderne home gets listed status A 1930s house believed to have been designed by Manchester architect Joseph Sunlight has been listed at Grade II in recognition of its special architectural interest The post ‘Rare and glamorous’ Streamline Moderne home gets listed status appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Cristina Lago
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Michael Wyetzner of Michielli + Wyetzner Architects returns to AD, this time breaking down five of the most common skyscraper styles dotting the New York City skyline. From set back 'wedding cakes' to the supertall buildings of the future, Michael gives expert insight on the different skyscraper styles that coalesce into one unforgettable view.
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Architectural Digest - Walking Tour - Rockefeller Center Explored & Explained, 22122022
Architect Adam Rolston takes us on an insightful walking tour of Rockefeller Center, exploring the history and details of New York City's most famous holiday season destination. From the history behind the towering art deco 30 Rockefeller Plaza to the iconic ice skating rink and smaller details you may not be aware of
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ARTiculations - How are Historic Buildings Renovated? Carnegie Hall Tour 17102018
Renovating a historic building is an art and a science! Betty Chen takes a look at the intricacies of how it works through the fascinating story of Carnegie Hall - one of the most iconic architectural landmarks in the world
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Crossrail station design: Installing architectural tunnel lining at Farringdon station
In this short video, Assistant Engineer Chloe Etheridge gives an overview of the work to install the glass-fibre reinforced concrete panels that line the platform tunnels, cross-passages and escalators at Farringdon station. Glass-fibre reinforced concrete is used to clad the structural tunnel lining, leaving smooth, sweeping, curved edges that promote easy navigation and reduce blind spots for passengers
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Crossrail Station Design: Installing the architectural ceiling at Farringdon
When the Elizabeth line opens Farringdon station will be one of the busiest in the UK, connecting with Thameslink and the London Underground to provide links with outer London, the home counties, the City, Canary Wharf and three of London’s five airports. In the western ticket hall influence is drawn from the nearby diamond and jewellery quarter. Over 100 giant diamond-shaped pre-cast concrete slabs are being installed in the hall ceiling creating a visually striking architectural ceiling.
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