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Haileybury SciTech
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This new science and technology building for Haileybury School in Hertfordshire embraces the low-carbon functionality and aesthetics of engineered timber to extend and unify the campus and improve the school’s science provision.
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Showcasing exemplary timber design and construction in TDUK’s case study webinars
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The 2025 series of designTimber webinars explored six award-winning buildings, each showcasing a different exemplary use of timber in construction. Featuring a modular holiday home, a ‘Living Lab’ for timber engineering, a multi-storey light-industrial workspace, a sweet chestnut-clad extension, a science and technology block, and a woodland sauna, all the...
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somerset road
designtimber webinar
Wrapping up designTimber 2024 – a journey to the frontiers of timber design
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TDUK’s monthly series of free design webinars - providing a deep dive into some of the best examples of contemporary UK timber architecture - have now drawn to a close. Featuring the multi-disciplinary teams behind award-winning timber buildings, the designTimber programme has provided a valuable platform for designers, manufacturers and...
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The mass-timber interior of the sports hall at Eton College Sports & Aquatic Centre, with boys playing basketball.
Eton Sports & Aquatics Centre
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Comprising a 25-m pool and fourcourt sports hall, the Eton Sports & Aquatics Centre fulfils multiple purposes, including hosting exams and both competitive and community swimming.
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Eton College Sports & Aquatic Centre
Timber is the star at Eton’s pool and sports hall
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A timber structure clad in brick, Eton Sports & Aquatic Centre has become a much-loved asset to the College that's also used by the local community. The project came to Hopkins architects after they’d made a good first impression via a previous competition entry. They hadn’t won, but it had...
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The Hostry
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Hopkins Architects has been involved in the design of new facilities at Norwich Cathedral for 14 years; the first phase of development, the Refectory, and the now-completed Hostry.
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The Olympic Velodrome
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The distinctive and elegant shape of the Velodrome, whose double-curved timber clad roof is a reflection of the sloping track inside, acts as a landmark to the site of the 2012 Olympic Games.
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The Alnwick Garden
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In the last few years, the derelict 12 acre walled garden adjoining Alnwick Castle has been transformed into a contemporary, public garden where an underlying planted structure unifies the Garden's themes - spectacular water displays and quiet contemplative areas.
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