Offices for Loch Lomond National Park Authority by Page Park Architects
After two years of intensive engineering research, Glasgow-based Page\Park Architects’ new headquarters for the Loch Lomond National Park Authority opened in May 2008.
Workplace buildings including offices, studios, architects’ studios and workshops
By Oliver Lowenstein 28 August 2008 161 Views
After two years of intensive engineering research, Glasgow-based Page\Park Architects’ new headquarters for the Loch Lomond National Park Authority opened in May 2008.
By AJ Contributor 12 October 2000 45 Views
De Metz Green has re-tuned the 1930s Power Road Studios in west London to appeal to creative companies whose employees like to blur the distinction between leisure and work
By Austin Williams 7 September 2000 16 Views
The triangular plan form of Computer Associates’ parkland headquarters by Blair Associates offers a luxurious office idyll for the company’s executives
By Victoria Nowell 31 August 2000 34 Views
Media makeovers don’t come much brighter than Hugh Broughton Architects’ refurbishment of Channel 5’s atrium. It is a chameleon space, intimate and colourful at night but cool, white and spacious during the day
By AJ Contributor 17 August 2000 11 Views
Matthew Lloyd Architects’ Shoreditch warehouse refurbishment for the Prince’s Foundation reveals the art of the ordinary and declares the school’s agenda with its striking ventilation cowls
By AJ Contributor 13 July 2000 410 Views
building study Sir Owen Williams’ 1930s Daily Express building on Fleet Street has regained its dramatic street elevation with Hurley, Robertson and Associates’ bold mixture of preservation and innovation