There’s quite a Scandi vibe to this issue of Concrete Quarterly, with our cover story and innovation feature
Norman Foster’s first project was an extension in north London. Now Gianni Botsford has built a house to go with it
Bjarke Ingels Group’s Copenhagen base harks back to the brutalist era, while heralding a new dawn for calcined clay
How a brush with Basil Spence led the TateHindle director on a path to Cockfosters tube station
O’Donnell + Tuomey and Buro Happold build a noise and vibration-free machine for dancing
A cross-industry team including the danish technological institute and GXN has extracted precast slabs
Laing O’Rourke uses concrete strength sensors to cut 34 tonnes of embodied carbon
The embodied carbon of concrete structural frames can vary widely.
SODA Studio shows that even a 1970s tax office can be reinvented for desirable city-centre living
The renovation of the 19th-century baths at Dún Laoghaire has restored a lost connection between the town and sea
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