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Project Profile - Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre

Issue 219 Spring 2007

Case studies and articles include; Jamie Fobert Architects Kander House, Studio Downie Architects Cass Sculpture Foundation, David McLean’s Masshouse, Oppenheim Architecture & Design's COR Tower in Miami, Fabric energy storage and utilisation of thermal mass in non-residential buildings,

Issue 217 Autumn 2006

Case studies and articles include: One Coleman Street; Tadao Ando review; Bennetts Associates' New Street Square by Bennetts Associates; Brian Clarke's studio by Greenway & Lee's studio; inherent thermal mass in modern masonry houses;

Issue 273 Winter 2020

Case study articles include: St George’s Church extension, Bristol; Building Cinturato, Milan; National Automotive Innovation Centre, Warwick; Carmen Wurth Forum, Kunzelsau. Technical articles on: thermal mass in schools and passive solar design.

Concrete Structures 8

Concrete Structures 2005

Joseph Chamberlain College, Birmingham

The main college buildings have a largely exposed fair-faced in-situ concrete frame, providing strong thermal mass capabilities, reducing mechanical heating and air-conditioning requirements.

Hepworth Gallery: Achieving Visual Concrete (Wakefield)

David Chipperfield’s £35m Hepworth Gallery is the focal point of the regeneration of Wakefield’s River Calder waterfront. The gallery consists of 10 double-height trapezoidal concrete forms, each with independent mono-pitched roofs. Hepworth Gallery is the largest purpose built gallery to be built in the UK for 50 years and it represents the first use of pigmented self-compacting concrete in the UK. Designed to meet BREEAM ‘very good’ the building takes advantage of the riverside setting using river water at basement level to help cool the building and high thermal mass to mitigate high thermal and cooling loads.

Overheating and Part O

Overheating