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RIBAJ May 2025 issue

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Clancy Moore Architects invests wastewater treatment with wonder; How the Planning and Infrastructure Bill will affect architects; Carlo Ratti makes Venice a climate lab for the Biennale; Redefining design processes with Tonkin Liu and more

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Archaic infrastructure has throttled Arklow’s growth and left its environs polluted. But after decades of delay, a radically inventive solution by Clancy Moore Architects is a joyous success on every level, finds Shane O'Toole

Clancy Moore Architects’ radically inventive solution is a joyous success for Arklow and for Ireland

The Yorkshire-born architect held both himself and his Dundee students to the highest standards – which he would go on to apply to his beautiful, self-built family home

The Yorkshire-born architect held himself and his Dundee students to the highest standards

The 1925 Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes would have enormous influence on European and American architecture of the following decade

The 1925 Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes would have enormous influence

Sheppard Robson's new building uses a simple palette of bold, industrial materials to make an immediate impact at the university, and wins a RIBA North West Award and Project Architect of the Year

Sheppard Robson's simple palette of bold, industrial materials makes an immediate impact

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