February 5, 2024
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Reaping the Rewards of a Digital Twin
Diarmuid Murphy, Director of Property at Murphy Geospatial, explains why asset owners on the journey to decarbonisation should invest in a digital twin....
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February 5, 2024
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Designing for Dementia
In this article, GT3 Architects’ Senior Architect and Research & Development Lead, Judith Atkinson, takes a closer look at designing for dementia, how architects can raise awareness, why it should...
February 5, 2024
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High Fabric Standards are Key to Affordable Energy Bills
A fabric-first approach should be the mantra for the construction of all social housing if we are to ensure homes are affordable for residents to heat. That needs to start...
October 3, 2023
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Flat Roof Insulation Specification – Why Choose XPS Insulation?
When it comes to flat roof installations, choosing the right insulation material is crucial for achieving optimal thermal performance, moisture resistance and long-term durability, as Soprema explains....
April 14, 2023
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Students at the Centre of New University Building
The post-pandemic life has placed us in the midst of an ever-evolving, dynamic education sector. As universities look at new ways of engaging diverse students and staff, architects are uniquely...
February 9, 2023
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The Devil is in the Detail: Exploring Town Identity for Sister Sites
In 2019, Paul Reed, Associate Director at GT3 Architects, was asked to review two sister sites, each with a similar brief, budget and programme. On paper, they were two very...
February 7, 2022
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Shaping the Future: Innovations and Considerations Within Send School Design
School building design must create spaces that enhance the learning experience of pupils. To cater for those with diverse needs, design must factor in several different elements to support SEND....
October 18, 2021
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Wellness Centre Brings Fun and Flexibility to Community
Tameside Wellness Centre in Denton has opened as part of the regeneration of leisure facilities and sporting provision across the Greater Manchester borough....
October 18, 2021
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People-first Design Creates Vision for the Future of Leisure
To be able to compete and stay ahead in an ever-changing and demanding world, it is crucial that we pay close attention to the uniqueness of each community we work...
September 7, 2021
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Warwick Arts Centre Completes in UK’s City of Culture
National contractor Willmott Dixon has recently completed work on the new and improved Warwick Arts Centre situated on the University of Warwick’s campus. ...
August 6, 2021
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How Can Design Make Leisure Centres More Inclusive?
Sport England estimates that inactivity causes one-in-six deaths and costs the NHS approximately £1bn per year. With UK sport and leisure facilities now reopening their doors, we need to consider...
August 6, 2021
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Bold Medical Centre Design for a New Era
Work has completed on a new £5.5m medical centre in St Leonards, Hastings. The three-storey 20,000ft2 building houses two GP surgeries and a pharmacy in Bexhill Road next to West...
April 1, 2021
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A NEW PRESCRIPTION FOR PLACE-BASED HEALTHCARE DELIVERY
Integrated multidisciplinary centres which empower patients to proactively take charge of their health and wellbeing are now firmly established as the gold standard for progressive, place-based models of healthcare....