Architects Study ín South Milford Leeds - Great Britaín
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1977.v30.i296.2616Abstract
The two factors present in this building are very rarely present in any building project: the architects' designing their own building and a coveted lot, profusely populated with trees. The result was a building with great simplicity, totally glass-enclosed, which won the British Royal Architectural Institute Award in 1974. The building's transparency is complemented by a spacial structure system for the roof, consisting of a complex of joints which entwine the different components of the metallic structures, facilitating installation and adjustment during construction. The technical solution adopted, which permits optimum functionality and economic results, is combined with a diaphanous architecture which makes it possible to incorcorporate the natural environment in the human space.
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