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  • Article: News A roof for the Wimbledon Championships
    Described as the most demanding sports project architect Ron Sheard has worked on – we pull out the specific details of the new roof to celebrate this great feat!
    Wimbledon, London | 22 June 2009
  • Resource: Online game or interactive, Website County: City of London Archikids Club
    Open-City (formally Open House), London
    Open-City (formally Open House) | London
  • Article Architects in Residence: Maths Through Architecture, Pilot Project 2010
    How can Architecture help you to get your pupils thinking about Maths in new ways? Read about the work of the Architects in Residence initiative…
    15 July 2010
  • Article: Review Architecture in focus: 30 St Mary Axe (the gherkin)
    30 St Mary Axe is one of London's modern iconic structures and an example of sustainable building design. A great opener for a discussion on how cities change.
    Moorgate | 21 December 2008
  • Article: Review Architecture in focus: De La Warr Pavilion
    The De La Warr Pavilion is a Grade One Modernist icon, a cultural space which can be used to learn about Modernism and design in the 20th Century.
    Bexhill, East Sussex | 21 October 2009
  • Article: Review Architecture in focus: Great Bow Yard eco-home development
    Great Bow Yard has been designed and built to take advantage of the natural elements and complement the local environment.
    Langport, Somerset | 21 December 2008
  • Article: Review Architecture in focus: The Cardboard building
    Europe's first permanent cardboard structure is a unique example of sustainable construction set in the grounds of a school in Essex.
    Westcliffe-on-Sea, Essex | 14 April 2009
  • Article: Review Architecture in focus: The Deep
    The Deep is an award winning aquatic space, a place where young people can explore the story of the world’s oceans and enjoy the urban public realm.
    Hull | 14 July 2009
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    Article: List A-Z glossary: Buildings and places
    The A-Z glossary: Buildings and places includes terms and definitions across ten themes. Including: streets, public space, and building conservation; accompanied with classroom activities.
    22 December 2008
  • Article Beauty and the school
    An Amélie-inspired photographic competition looking at beauty in school buildings.
    01 June 2010
  • Article: Feature Boston West Primary - Sustainablity in action
    As an exemplar sustainable school, headteacher Mike Schofield talks through their journey in combining a new build and environmental sustainability with student voice and wellbeing.
    Boston, Lincolnshire | 29 June 2009
  • Article: Review Bridge in focus: The Clifton Suspension Bridge
    The Clifton Suspension Bridge is one of the finest examples of Victorian engineering and can support teaching and learning about how good design shaped industrial Britain.
    Avon, Bristol | 18 September 2009
  • Article: List Building materials: A-Z glossary
    An A-Z glossary on the theme of ‘building materials’, containing a definition for each letter of the alphabet (where possible).
    08 January 2009
  • Article Building materials: Green Day resource
    Download our collection of images to investigate a wide range of building materials without leaving the classroom. Teaching activities included!
    04 February 2010
  • Article Building sustainable communities: teaching resources
    If we are to create a sustainable future, we need to encourage young people to think about the design of our towns and cities and how we live within them.
    Faversham | 13 August 2009
  • Resource: Boxes, objects and other kit, Loan Box County: Buckinghamshire Buildings and Objects Through the Senses Resource Box
    Chiltern Open Air Museum, Chalfont St Giles
    Chiltern Open Air Museum | Chalfont St Giles
  • Article Case study: Dr Thomlinson Middle School
    Through constructing their own straw bale building on the school grounds student's learnt about alternative and sustainable building techniques.
    Morpeth | 08 July 2009
  • Article Case study: Haringey Sixth Form Centre, London
    Students on the BTEC National Diploma in Art & Design experimented with the architectural potential behind the word 'occupation'
    Tottenham, London | 13 May 2010
  • Article Case study: Orleton CE Primary School
    Year 5 students at Orleton Primary designed new canopies for their school grounds through making use of their school grounds landscaping strategy.
    Ludlow | 26 August 2009
  • Article Case study: Sittingbourne Community College
    Students at Sittingbourne established a BSF design think tank through visits to newly built schools. Read how students had their say on plans for their new school.
    Sittingbourne, Kent | 06 July 2009
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