Come on in, the water's lovely.

The article focuses on the Dock Shed, a newly completed building within the Canada Water Masterplan in Rotherhithe, London, which integrates workspace and a public leisure centre. Designed by Allies and Morrison, the building features a distinctive sawtooth steel roof and accommodates various uses,...

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Publicado en:Architects' Journal pp. 56 - 68
Autor principal: Wilson, Rob
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: EMAP Publishing Limited 7/17/2025
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