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Technique Building extension retrofit glulam CLT exterior
The Technique Building
by Matt Milton|30 April 24|Design
The Technique Building received a new lease of life by a superstructure of glulam column-and-beam frame, and new storeys (with solid CLT floor slabs) added to the top. The building's six storeys feature high ceilings and generous open volumes.
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Lower James Street
by Matt Milton|30 April 24|Design
This rooftop extension of a 1920s office building used pre-fabricated CLT to create a dramatic double-height office space with a mezzanine floor and angled rooflights.
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Oak Tree House timber passivhaus
Oak Tree House
by Matt Milton|29 April 24|Design
Oak Tree House is the first certified Passivhaus to be constructed in the Tyneside area. Built beside an oak tree on a large sloping rear garden plot, it uses a breathable twin timber frame, site-sourced stone and minimises the use of steel.
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MawsonKerr Architects
by WPiMISSync|26 January 24|Design
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passivhaus
The personalised passivhaus with a place for everything
by Bryony Bodimeade|20 December 23|Design
With a refined barn-like form expressed in timber and locally sourced sandstone, the award-winning Godwit House feels at once agricultural and contemporary. Sitting on the plains of the Coquet Estuary in Northumbria, this bespoke home, designed by TDUK members Mawson Kerr Architects, claims its crown as (for now) the most...
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Godwit House
by Bryony Bodimeade|12 September 23|Design
Overlooking the Coquet estuary in Northumberland, this bespoke timber-built Certified Passivhaus has been carefully designed by MawsonKerr Architects to be kind to the environment, low cost to run and comfortable to live in.
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Sunbeams Music Centre
by TDUK|13 September 22|Design, Education
Sunbeams Music Centre is a unique building with a powerful story at its heart. It is dedicated to helping children with special needs, some of them desperately disabled, and improving their health and wellbeing through the power of music.
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