Cadence: between industrial construction and sculptural form
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11/1/2026

Cadence: between industrial construction and sculptural form

At London’s King’s Cross, Alison Brooks Architects combines prefabrication, sculptural brick arches and a cloistered courtyard in a housing project

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Tim Abrahams
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