Titlebook: Exploring Boundaries; The Architecture of Peter Davey,Kurt W. Forster Book 2007Latest edition Birkh?user Basel 2007 Architektur.Architektu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3261-4cheme that will act as a gateway to the city from the east and a landmark from both sea and city. The scheme will incorporate housing (of which 40% will be affordable flats), new public open spaces, restaurants and cafés.

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Brighton, UK, due for completion 2012,cheme that will act as a gateway to the city from the east and a landmark from both sea and city. The scheme will incorporate housing (of which 40% will be affordable flats), new public open spaces, restaurants and cafés.

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Regurgitation

,“,” London, UK, 2003,’s extensive revitalisation programme, it was decided to link it to the school with a pedestrian bridge over the street at fourth floor level. Apparently wilful, Wilkinson Eyre’s extraordinary design is in fact a remarkably imaginative and daring response to a complicated set of geometric and programmatic problems.

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various locations, 2003-,ese “exemplar schools” in which key elements of the building type are standardised so that they can be arranged in an almost limitless variety of configurations, according to topography, orientation, access and local demand (the schools are intended to serve the whole community, not only people of school age).

Culmination

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2006,en colonised by wild species, so now it is a nature reserve, and a city quarter designed to cater for 45,000 people by 2012 is being added. It is essential that ecology and the new human habitats should not conflict, so great care is being taken to reconcile the two.

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Guangzhou, China, 2009,ate, creating increasing demand for more and bigger buildings. It will host the Asian Games in 2010 and the authorities wanted a physical memorial to celebrate the event. Wilkinson Eyre won an invited international design competition for the landmark complex that will become the icon of the city, like the Eiffel Tower or the Sydney Opera house.