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VELUX Heritage conservation roof windows played a key role in the refurbishment of an Edwardian semi-detached villa in Tynemouth

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The Grade I-listed Corn Exchange and Grade II-listed Studio Theatre have been refurbished to make them more accessible and able to host a wide variety of events. Photography by Richard Chivers

The 1860s Grade II-listed building has been restored and upgraded to create a centre of excellence where music of all kinds can be created, performed and recorded. Photography by Tim Crocker

Russwood is pleased to announce a cutting-edge solution in the sustainable façade sector: the combined application of Burnblock® Fire Retardant and SiOO:X Wood Protection on Russwood timber.

This adaptive reuse project has transformed a former Liverpool office block into 120 new residences and hotel rooms plus on-site amenities. Photography by Richard Chivers

To achieve replication at scale, Nicolas Coeckelberghs of Brussels-based BC Materials favours compressed earth blocks over rammed earth

The 14-home mixed-tenure development on a Balham housing estate also includes a new health and wellbeing garden, play space and food-growing opportunities. Photography by Tim Crocker, FBM Architects

‘The idea is to propagate. I want to do airports, I want to build cities,’ says the founder of award-winning practice Wallmakers

This south London house is rich in architectural character, combining myriad references with the simple construction of modest materials. Photography by Nick Dearden