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Building constructs: Richard Murphy Architects
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 August 2008
Abstract
This paper reviews the relationship between architectural intent and constructional realisation in the work of the Edinburgh practice Richard Murphy Architects. It focuses on a small built project in Edinburgh, the conversion of a building in Royal Terrace Mews.
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