walker p moulis a – before scarborough

…shade from snow glare, it is aesthetically emphasised by the geometry of the fenestration.24 Outwardly, the resulting articulation of the elevation is difficult to understand – the building’s external composition…

SAHANZ_18_Ma

…Chinese builders enriched their extension to make them sufficiently flexible. The combination, rotation, and conversion of parallel spaces, according to the practical demands of construction, were to enable much complex…

SAHANZ18_paper_Walker

…A note on the report indicates that the comments on the ‘Design Considerations’ were prepared by the ‘Architect-Assessors’ alone; presumably the other elements of the report reflected not only their…

SAHANZ18_paper_de Sylva

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