Primary colours. Extensions to four primary schools. AJ 09.09.1999

Architects' Journal Building Study

Architects' Journal, 1999
Primary colours. Extensions to four primary schools. AJ 09.09.1999 Download document

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Architects' Journal Building Study

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Refurbishment and extensions to existing school buildings including a 1930s brick building off Brunswick Square, London, for Coram Family, the new name of the Thomas Coram Foundation school. Architects: Monahan Blythen Architects. Engineers: Whitby Bird; Carterhatch Infant School, London Borough of Enfield. Architects: Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects. Structural engineer: LBE Design & Construction; Parkside First School, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire. Architects: Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects. Structural engineer: Greig Ling Consulting Engineers; Simon Marks Jewish Primary School, Stoke Newington, London. Architects: Cazenove Architects. Structural Engineer: Jampell Davison and Bell. Includes working details of a timber framed extension with an aluminium roof.

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  • Building types
  • Schools
  • Educational facilities

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First produced in 1895, the Architects' Journal features comprehensive building studies, and in-depth technical articles.

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