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Sheppard Robson with Concrete. CitizenM Hotel. AJ. 10.11.2016

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2016

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Current

Abstract

Concerns the newest hotel from the CitizenM group in Tower Hill, London. The design of the building had to follow the brand's interior modular concept as well as promoting modern methods of construction whilst dealing with several technical challenges in regards to the building's historic location. Areas covered include building appraisal, client's view and working detail. Architect: Sheppard Robson with Concrete.

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Mark, L. et al

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Architects' Journal

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