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Issue 49 April 2019 Preview

In the next issue of Design & Build Review, out in April, we'll be focusing on the changing state of housing, including the projects tackling the ongoing supply crisis and the architects pioneering new approaches to the field.


We’ll also be continuing our Bauhaus season, which celebrates 100 years of the design school, and look at how refurbishment projects are bringing a fresh twist to brutalism.


Plus we’ll look at how urban park design is attracting innovative solutions, and discover some of the new construction concepts making waves.


April will also see the launch of our quarterly sister title, Design & Build Hotels, which takes our ongoing hotels supplement to the next level.


Visit our archive to read past editions of Design & Build Review.

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