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Handled with care. Extension by Richard Murphy Architects to Maggie's Centre for cancer care in Edinburgh. AJ 20.09.2001

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2001

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Current

Abstract

Extension to the Maggie's Centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, the first of these cancer care centres, it was built five years ago. The centre provides support and advice to cancer patients. Description of the structure by David Narro. Working details of a wall with sliding doors and windows. Costs summary. Architects: Richard Murphy Architects. Structural engineers: David Narro Associates.

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Architects' Journal

First produced in 1895, the Architects' Journal features comprehensive building studies, and in-depth technical articles.