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Untangling history. How AOC simplified the fabric of Southwark Park Primary School. AJ. 26.01.2017

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2017

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Current

Abstract

Concerns the extension and redevelopment of Southwark Park Primary School in south London. The existing structure was on Historic England's 'Buildings at Risk' register. The project integrated this structure with new buildings that retained the traditional masonry construction but in a contemporary way. Areas covered include building appraisal and client's view. Architect: AOC.

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Mark, L. and Pellicci, C.

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Architects' Journal

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