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The coalition Government has created uncertainty for architects. UK chancellor George Osborne has announced that £1.7bn of contracts across all sectors…
Created for the ‘Open Brief’ category of the Design Council’s ‘Design for Patient Dignity Challenge’ and for the Department of Health, the BedPod was…
Issues of climate change and sustainability are at the forefront of international concern. The recent Copenhagen Climate Summit failed to secure…
How can building design
improve dementia care provision?
04 February 2010It causes changes in mood, judgement, personality, and makes it difficult to communicate or cope with day to day tasks. And it usually gets worse over time…
Building Better Healthcare Awards 2009:
Winners Announced
19 November 2009Nightingale Associates scooped the Patient Environment Class Award for Best Interior Design of the Centre of Neuromuscular Diseases at UCLH at this year’s…
Women's International Centre for
Economic Development in 3D
03 November 2009A 3D fly-through presentation has been released of Nightingale Associates’ design of the Women’s International Centre for Economic Development (WICED) in Liverpool…
We know that children are best prepared to learn when they are active and alert. The challenge for teachers and designers is to create school environments that…
“Whether it’s Only Men Aloud, brass bands or Welsh slate,” chirped Lord Dafydd Elis Thomas as he officially opened the Reflecting Wales 09:09 exhibition; he was…
100% Design: Contemporary Architecture and Interiors Event
29 September 2009Nightingale Associates popped down to this year’s 100% Design event at Earl’s Court to learn more about the latest innovations on display…
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