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                            'Mole Architects have collaborated with young Norwegian practice Jarmund Visgnaes Architects on this house. The house is situated on the edge of an Area of Outstanding natural beauty, overlooking the sea on the Suffolk coast.  A complicated roof geometry draws inspiration from the seaside strip of houses with an eclectic range of gables and dormer windows. A robust Design and access Statement and extensive negotiations ensured planning success.',
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                            'This single storey dwelling is designed around existing protected trees, and within a Conservation Area. Internal brick bathrooms have rooflights open to the sky; the brickwork provides thermal mass and structural stability.  Externally the house is clad in a mixture of timber and ‘green walls’, with hidden courtyards and unexpected views.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Cambridge</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 500,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>WhitbyBird</td></tr><tr><td id="b">quantity surveyor</td><td>Sheriff Tiplady</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>completed 2010</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>Cambridge Building Collective</td></tr></table>'
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                            'Inventive planning has created a roomy, light filled house on a tiny plot in central London.  Cement Fibre cladding covers external insulation with traditional block construction.',
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                            'This innovative passive solar house is to be constructed from pre-fabricated structural timber sheets.  The front elevation is to be clad in a semi-reflective patterned glass rainscreen, whilst the rear elevation has large openings to the sun and the garden, with external sunscreening.<br><br>“This is a very accommo-dating bit of domestic design. True, it’s made for a client family that sought Mole out, but you can see that while it has architectural clarity, this should always be an easy house to live in. It accommodates all kinds of furniture. It is detailed to soften itself into the background. It’s on the sweet side of architecture – but most of the best normal houses are. It is, crucially, a great example of something architects tend not to do: make a real, comfortable house.” -Architects Journal 29 10 09',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Cambridge</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 510,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>WhitbyBird</td></tr><tr><td id="b">quantity surveyor</td><td>Sheriff Tiplady</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>Completed 2008</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>Cambridge Building Collective</td></tr></table>'
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                            'Set adjacent to the vicarage in the heart of the Conservation Area this house combines contemporary light and space with traditional materials, re-interpreted to be both visually striking and affordable to use.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Burwell, Cambs</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 280,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Andrew Firebrace <br>Partnership</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>completed 2008</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>Eden Frame</td></tr></table>'
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                            'The Black House sits on the Fen looking west towards Ely Cathedral. The black corrugated cladding, ubiquitous in the area, gives the house a barn-like quality, which is enhanced by raising the timber frame of the ground on brick stilts. Heat is provided by a heat pump, and external shading prevents overheating. Winner of the 2004 RIBA Manser Medal.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Cambridgeshire</td></tr><tr><td id="b">cost</td><td>GBP 200,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Built Engineers</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer (timber frame)</td><td>JJO Associates</td></tr><tr><td id="b">energy consultant</td><td>Martin Gamble</td></tr><tr><td id="b">completion</td><td>2001</td></tr></table>'
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                            '<br><br><br><br><br><br>This two storey dwelling is designed to sit within existing farmland. Taking the English country house as design precedent, split levels internally make the most of the sloping site. Designed around passive house principles, externally the house is clad in stained timber with masterbedroom atop enjoying splendid views of the surrounding landscape.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Palgrave, Diss</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 450,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>JP Chick</td></tr><tr><td id="b">quantity surveyor</td><td>Sheriff Tiplady</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>Working Drawings</td></tr></table>'
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                            'Great Fern Hill is a design for an isolated country house, to be submitted to planning under the PPS ‘special justification’ clause. The zero- carbon, timber frame house is designed with layers that are occupied according to the seasons. The forms of the building derive from the stacks of vegetable boxes that are a feature of the landscape, and the childhood memory of making places amongst bales of straw',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Huntingdonshire</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 1000,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>WhitbyBird</td></tr><tr><td id="b">energy consultant</td><td>Max Fordham</td></tr><tr><td id="b">landscape architect</td><td>LDA Design</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>Design</td></tr></table>'
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                            'House 1 was the first house designed by the practice, and remains important in defining our interests.  Designed for Bowles’ family in a small London site the house clearly expresses the principle of construction rising out of the earth.  The base of the building is masonry, centred around a small courtyard, where the brick floor extends into the dining room from the outside.  Above, the timber framed box offers views up and down the road, and a sense of intimacy, like being in a boat or a treehouse.',
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                            'The Typographer’s House is  an eco-refurbishment and additions to a 40’s house. By removing the first floor over the entrance hall, a new light filled double height circulation space has been created.  The remainder of the house is organised into public, semi public and private space. The work included external insulation, replacement of all the windows and heating system as well as two new single storey lightweight timber wings. The new kitchen and dining wing projects into the garden, providing an east facing dining space which opens out onto the outdoor area. The new insulated facadeprojects a contemporary front to the street,  with a unique panel façade designed using a pattern developed with the typographer client.',
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                        new Array(blank, "chilton woods", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array(
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                                new Array("chilton woods"+with_mgm, './imgsmall/chilton3.jpg', './imgzoom/chilton3.jpg' )
                            ),
                            'As a forerunner to the main Chilton Woods development Mole Architects worked to deliver homes to Code Level 6 and Passive house standards. The scheme included a mix of houses, from 2 bedroom terraced to 5 bed detached houses. The intention of the Pilot scheme is to test the market for such homes and the lessons learned from the Pilot will influence the main Chilton Woods development.',


                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Ashwell Developments Ltd</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Suffolk</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 1.6 million</td></tr></table>'
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                        new Array(blank, "hermitage road", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                              new Array("hermitage road", './imgsmall/feasibility2.jpg', './imgzoom/feasibility2.jpg' )
                            ),
                            'A scheme of 6 houses built into a sloping site, designed to conform to Scheme Development Standards and Lifetime Homes. Incorporation of solar control and high thermal mass on this south facing single-aspect site is part of the low-energy strategy. Mole achieved planning permission on a challenging site to produce houses that would be equally desirable as social housing or a private development.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Ujima Housing Association</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>London N7</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 1.6 million</td></tr></table>'
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                        new Array(blank, "pattern book", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("pattern book", './imgsmall/pattern1.jpg', './imgzoom/pattern1.jpg' ),
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                                new Array("pattern book", './imgsmall/pattern4.jpg', './imgzoom/pattern4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("pattern book", './imgsmall/pattern5.jpg', './imgzoom/pattern5.jpg' ),
                                new Array("pattern book", './imgsmall/pattern6.jpg', './imgzoom/pattern6.jpg' )
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                            'Two competition entries for a housing ‘pattern book’. The schemes looked at two varied approaches, one a simple passive solar house with the versatility to be used in a number of formations with the second an adaptable kit of parts that allow planning freedom around a flexible asymmetrical service/circulation core, including the possibility of double height spaces, rooftop gardens and a basic passive solar strategy.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"></table>'
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                        new Array(blank, "walmer", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("walmer",  "./imgsmall/walmer1.jpg", "./imgzoom/walmer1.jpg")
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                            '<br><br><br><br><br>MOLE architects are collaborating with renowned architect and academic Peter Salter, acting as executive architects for the construction of 4 new  houses in Notting Hill in London. The complex concrete building is constructed around a central courtyard, and includes steel, timber, copper and green roofed elements. Each house will be unique and highly crafted, with interiors finished in polished concrete, oak, black steel, clay plaster, and woven willow screens.',
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                                new Array("broadland",  "./imgsmall/broadlandbarney1.jpg", "./imgzoom/broadlandbarney1.jpg", "Barney"),
                                new Array("broadland",  "./imgsmall/broadlandbarney2.jpg", "./imgzoom/broadlandbarney2.jpg", "Barney"),
                                new Array("broadland",  "./imgsmall/broadlandbarney3.jpg", "./imgzoom/broadlandbarney3.jpg", "Barney"),
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                                new Array("broadland",  "./imgsmall/broadlandfulmodeston1.jpg", "./imgzoom/broadlandfulmodeston1.jpg", "Fulmodeston"),
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                                new Array("broadland",  "./imgsmall/broadlandfulmodeston3.jpg", "./imgzoom/broadlandfulmodeston3.jpg", "Fulmodeston")
                            ), 
                            'Mole have been working with Broadland Housing to develop designs for two affordable housing developments located in Norfolk consisting of 2 and 3 bed houses. Both schemes were granted planning and are now in the working drawing phase.<br><br>In Fulmodeston the development consists of  4 semi-detached houses (3 2-bed and 1 3-bed) on a site at the centre of the village. Referring to local buildings, the design uses a layout set back from the street edge by a south facing front garden. <br><br>In Barney the development also consists of 4 semi-detached houses (3 2-bed and 1 3-bed) on a site at the north end of the village. The houses use a simple layout and their North/South orientation divide the site into clear ‘front’ and ‘back’ areas with shared access frontage and private sunny rear gardens. <br><br>Materials for all the houses draw on a locally sourced selection of clay pantiles, brick and naturally finished timber boards. Careful North/South orientation and solar shading makes best use of passive solar gain In addition, the houses’ compact form, restriction of overall window sizes – with predominantly south facing openings, high levels of insulation, heat recovery ventilation and extensive use of timber for primary structure all combine to reduce energy loss.',
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                    '<font class="bigFontPosAbs" style="color: #d3d3d3; top: 490; left: 188;">housing</font>    <div class="faintcaption" style="text-align: right; font-size: 11; left: 485; top: 5; color: #e3e3e3;" > </div>',

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                        new Array(blank, "artist’s&nbsp;studios&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;", typeDummy, pageFormat3, new Array(),'',''),

                        new Array(blank, "arevalo studio", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("arevalo studio", './imgsmall/arevalo1.jpg', './imgzoom/arevalo1.jpg' ),
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                                new Array("arevalo studio", './imgsmall/arevalo4.jpg', './imgzoom/arevalo4.jpg' )
                            ),
                            'Our challenge was to build a new studio for the same price as an ‘off the peg’ garden building, designed to capture light and views of the old orchard garden. The building is within the ‘permitted development’ constraints, and so did not need planning permission.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Elena Arevalo</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Girton, Cambridge</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 30,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Charles Tallack</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>F Squared</td></tr></table>'
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                        new Array(blank, "dept of architecture", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope14.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope14.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope7.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope7.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope13.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope13.jpg")
                            ),
                            'The new timber framed studio for the Department of Architecture is designed with a lightweight roof and a clear span space with 15m long timber trusses. The combination of the fine detail of the roofs, glazed gable ends and high north windows produce a clear daylit internal space.  Service ducts allow for flexible desking for architecture students.  Thermal comfort is ensured through an innovative radiant cooling system within the ceiling, exchanging heat with the ground below.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>University of Cambridge</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Cambridge</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 980,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Scott Wilson</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>RSG Dean & Bowes</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "mole studio", typePage, pageFormat6, new Array(
                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole1.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole1.jpg"),
                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole2.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole2.jpg"),
                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole3.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole3.jpg"),
                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole4.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole4.jpg"),
                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole5.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole5.jpg"),
                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole6.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole6.jpg"),

                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole7.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole7.jpg")
                            ),
                            'The timber framed studio building sits on a simple steel grillage and compacted hardcore, avoiding the need for piles or concrete. The insulation is hemp/recycled cotton, and the cladding is local rough sawn larch timber.  A large openable rooflight gives good daylighting and aids summer ventilation.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Cambridgeshire</td></tr><tr><td id="b">cost</td><td>GBP 50,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Cameron Taylor</td></tr><tr><td id="b">completion</td><td>2006</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>Grantchester Construction</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "ramblers", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("ramblers",  "./imgsmall/ramblers5.jpg", "./imgzoom/ramblers5.jpg"),
                                new Array("ramblers",  "./imgsmall/ramblers2.jpg", "./imgzoom/ramblers2.jpg"),
                                new Array("ramblers",  "./imgsmall/ramblers3.jpg", "./imgzoom/ramblers3.jpg"),
                                new Array("ramblers",  "./imgsmall/ramblers4.jpg", "./imgzoom/ramblers4.jpg"),
                                new Array("ramblers",  "./imgsmall/ramblers1.jpg", "./imgzoom/ramblers1.jpg")
                            ), 
                            'Ramblers consists of the removal and replacement of a 1960’s addition to a listed building. The new timber framed extension creates a utility room, bathroom and artist’s studio, looking out onto an existing garden. Visually separated from the listed building by a frameless glass slot, the new addition is clad externally in green oak cladding and reclaimed tiles. Openings in the vertical cladding are formed from frameless glazing and insulated shutters that provide privacy, shading and a lively articulation of the facade.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">structural engineer</td><td>Dixon Hurst Kemp Ltd</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Pulborough, East Sussex</td></tr><tr><td id="b">cost</td><td>GBP 60,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">completion</td><td>August 2007</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "wabi tea house", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("wabi tea house",  "./imgsmall/teahouse6.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse6.jpg"),
                                new Array("wabi tea house",  "./imgsmall/teahouse4.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse4.jpg"),
                                new Array("wabi tea house",  "./imgsmall/teahouse1.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse1.jpg"),
                                new Array("wabi tea house",  "./imgsmall/teahouse2.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse2.jpg"),
                                new Array("wabi tea house",  "./imgsmall/teahouse3.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse3.jpg"),
                                new Array("wabi tea house",  "./imgsmall/teahouse5.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse5.jpg")
                            ), 
                            'This little guest room is used by the potter client for hosting Japanese tea ceromonies. Entirely built of reclaimed materials by the client, the addition is a deliberate evocation of the Fen shack.  Inside the room is beautifully made, with views out to the walnut tree, and a deck to sit out in the sun.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Cambridgeshire</td></tr><tr><td id="b">cost</td><td>GBP 7,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Cameron Taylor</td></tr><tr><td id="b">completion</td><td>2006</td></tr></table>'
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                        new Array(blank, "wingate", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("wingate",  "./imgsmall/wingate1.jpg", "./imgzoom/wingate1.jpg"),
                                new Array("wingate",  "./imgsmall/wingate2.jpg", "./imgzoom/wingate2.jpg"),
                                new Array("wingate",  "./imgsmall/wingate3.jpg", "./imgzoom/wingate3.jpg"),
                                new Array("wingate",  "./imgsmall/wingate4.jpg", "./imgzoom/wingate4.jpg")
                            ), 
                            'Wingate is a small studio for a ceramicist, located in a garden site outside Cambridge. The clients brief was for a small studio, which would provide a light, workable and flexible building for use as a working pottery and art space.<br><br>The timber frame building is clad in phenolic plywood. A twisting timber joisted roof tips up to welcome the visitor at one end, and let light in from the opposite side at the other. The high clerestory windows are made using translucent five wall insulated cladding, which diffuses the light and filters it evenly through the space.',
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                    '<font class="bigFontPosAbs" style="color: #A8A8A8; top: 420; left: 120;">artist’s studios</font>',
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                        new Array(blank, "hsinchu", typePage, pageFormat14, new Array(
                                new Array("hsinchu",  "./imgsmall/hsinchu1.jpg", "./imgzoom/hsinchu1.jpg"),
                                new Array("hsinchu",  "./imgsmall/hsinchu2.jpg", "./imgzoom/hsinchu2.jpg"),
                                new Array("hsinchu",  "./imgsmall/hsinchu3.jpg", "./imgzoom/hsinchu3.jpg"),
                                new Array("hsinchu",  "./imgsmall/hsinchu4.jpg", "./imgzoom/hsinchu4.jpg")
                            ), 
                            'Mole Architects and Gianni Botsford Architects have just won approval to proceed on a large development in Taiwan, following  the success of their masterplan and concept for a hillside resort. The developer clients have chosen the Mole/GBA scheme over 6 other designs by architects including Arup, John Heah, and Japanese firm KKS.<br><br>The scheme is 71,000sqm development comprising a spa hotel, serviced apartments, and 7 luxury villas, and is based on the concept of a walled hillside village, with narrow streets culminating in views over a central planted ravine. The design works with traditional Chinese notions of entry, subdivision of space, and south facing pavilions, all set within a series of courtyard buildings.  Landscape is integrated into the urban village setting, with the ravine forming the central spine through the centre of the ‘village’, with views out at either end. Luxury villas of 1200sqm are designed for corporate use with south facing gardens and swimming pools cantilevered out over the western edge.<br><br>Mole and Gianni Botsford have collaborated on the design, alongside landscape architect Todd Longstaffe-Gowan. Tonkin Liu have designed a café to be built on the site in summer 2011.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>TLDC</td></tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Hsinchu, Taiwan</td></tr><td id="b">status</td><td>Planning</td></tr></table>'
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                        new Array(blank, "plymbridge", typePage, pageFormat14, new Array(
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                            ), 
                            '<br><br><br><br>Mole were invited to develop proposals for a new visitor facility for the National Trust at Plymbridge, Devon.  This was accompanied by a study into a generic building type that could be placed on a variety of the Trust’s outdoor properties in connection to their ‘Outdoor Programme’.  Three proposals were presented for Plymbridge: a development of the generic outdoor building type, a deck building drawing on the site’s diverse industrial heritage, and a barn building developed from the wider setting.',
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//                    '<font class="bigFontPosAbs" style="color: #A8A8A8; top: 220; left: 140;">feasibility & <font>planning</font><div style="position: absolute; color: #A8A8A8; top: 50; left: 50; width: 300">Mole have completed many feasibility studies for both private individuals and developers. We are able to creatively investigate opportunities and suggest alternative options for development. We have a good track record of winning planning on difficult sites, and for gaining planning permission for unusual schemes.</div>',

'<font class="bigFontPosAbs" style="color: #C4C3C3; top: 220; left: 140;">feasibility & <font style="color: #d3d3d3;">planning</font></font><div style="position: absolute; color: #A8A8A8; top: 50; left: 50; width: 300">Mole have completed many feasibility studies for both private individuals and developers. We are able to creatively investigate opportunities and suggest alternative options for development. We have a good track record of winning planning on difficult sites, and for gaining planning permission for unusual schemes.</div>',
                                                                      
                    '',
                                                     
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            '<div style="height: 60; position: absolute; top: 75; left: 77;"><font class="bigFont">projects</font></div> <div class="faintcaption" style="text-align: right; font-size: 11; left: 200; top: 200;" ><b>One of &quot;Britain&#39;s 20 Top Notch Architects&quot;</b><br> - Daily Telegraph</div>',
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            'bottom'
                        
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//                    'Mole Architects was formed in 1996, and has completed projects from GBP 50,000 to GBP 1.5million. Our projects range from individual houses to university buildings; we are able to offer services from feasibility studies up to a full architectural service.  We produce contemporary creative designs, and have a good track record of obtaining planning permission on difficult sites. The practice has specialist knowledge in designing low energy, sustainable buildings; we have been members of the AECB since 2001.<br><br>We work from purpose built offices overlooking the Fens near Ely in Cambridgeshire.<br><br><b>Meredith Bowles</b> AA Dipl RIBA - Director<br><br>Educated at the University of Sheffield, the Royal College of Art and the Architectural Association, Meredith has also taught Architecture at Universities both in the UK and abroad. has lectured widely and has been active in promoting sustainable design. Past Chairman of the Cambridge Association of Architects and member of the RIBA regional council, he is currently Isaac Newton Teaching Fellow at The University of Cambridge.<br><br><b>Helen Stratford</b> BA DipArch(Cantab) MA - Chartered Architect<br><br>Educated at Cambridge and Sheffield Universities. MA, architecture and critical theory: Nottingham University; resident fellow: Akademie Solitude, Stuttgart, she worked at leading practices in London and Cambridge before joining Mole in 2005. Assistant curator, Compendium: exhibition on Cambridge School of Architecture RIBA London, 2006, she is also a Creative Practitioner for Arts Council.<br><br><b>Hugo Keene</b> B Arch (UniSA)<br><br>Completed a Bachelor of Architecture at The University of South Australia in 2000. Hugo worked in various practices in Australia before spending 5 years in South East Asia working in a leading regional design practice. Experienced and trained in sustainable objectives at post graduate level, he moved to the United Kingdom in 2006 and consumes more than his fair share of the office biscuits.<br><br><b>Ian Bramwell</b> BA (hons) DipArch - Architect<br><br>Graduated with a BA (hons) Architecture in 1996 and subsequently spent seven years working for an international Internet Service Provider as a project manager and team manager. Returning to architecture in 2003 to complete a Diploma at the University of East London.<br><br><br>',
/*
Mole architects are a progressive and innovative award winning practice based in Ely. Established by Meredith Bowles, the practice has a talented and dedicated team of architects with complimentary skills and aspirations. Mole has a low staff turnover, reflecting the dedication and loyalty of the team. This also ensures stability through the life of a project and from one project to the next. As a RIBA Chartered Practice we implement effective audit processes to ensure that programme and cost control are integral to the process of design.
<br><br>
The practice has specialist knowledge in designing low energy, sustainable buildings; we have been members of the AECB since 2001.
<br><br>
Mole worked from a rural studio in The Fens, moving into new larger offices overlooking the river in Ely in 2010. 
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<font style="color: gainsboro; font-weight: bold; position: absolute; font-size: 18;">
staff
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<br><br>
<u>director</u>
<br><br>
<b>Meredith Bowles</b> AA Dipl
<br><br>
Educated at the University of Sheffield, the Royal College of Art and the Architectural Association, Meredith has also taught architecture at universities both in the UK and abroad. He has lectured widely and has been active in promoting sustainable design. Past Chairman of the Cambridge Association of Architects and member of the RIBA regional council, he is currently Isaac Newton Teaching Fellow and internal examiner at The University of Cambridge, sits on the Council of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry, and sits on the Cambridgeshire Quality Panel.
<br><br>
<u>architects</u> <br>
<br>
<b>Ian Bramwell</b> BA (Hons) Dip Arch <br>
<b>Helen Stratford</b> BA Dip Arch(Cantab) MA<br>
<b>Tim Offer</b> MA (Cantab) B Arch RIBA
<br><br>
<u>assistant architects</u><br>
<br>
<b>Matt Smith</b> BA (Hons) Dip Arch <br>
<b>Yun Wu</b> MA (Cantab) Dip Arch<br>
<b>Anna Cooke</b> B Arch
<br><br>
<u>project manager</u><br>
<br>
<b>Hugo Keene</b> B Arch (UniSA)
<br><br>
<u>administration</u><br>
<br>
<b>Lucy Francis</b> BA (Hons) MA',
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//1.9'Mole architects are a progressive and innovative award winning practice based in Ely. Established by Meredith Bowles, the practice has a talented and dedicated team of architects with complimentary skills and aspirations. Mole has a low staff turnover, reflecting the dedication and loyalty of the team. This also ensures stability through the life of a project and from one project to the next. As a RIBA Chartered Practice we implement effective audit processes to ensure that programme and cost control are integral to the process of design.<br><br>The practice has specialist knowledge in designing low energy, sustainable buildings; we have been members of the AECB since 2001.<br><br>Mole worked from a rural studio in The Fens, moving into new larger offices overlooking the river in Ely in 2010. <br><br><font style="color: gainsboro; font-weight: bold; position: absolute; font-size: 18;">staff</font><br><br><u>director</u><br><br><b>Meredith Bowles</b> AA Dipl<br><br>Educated at the University of Sheffield, the Royal College of Art and the Architectural Association, Meredith has also taught architecture at universities both in the UK and abroad. He has lectured widely and has been active in promoting sustainable design. Past Chairman of the Cambridge Association of Architects and member of the RIBA regional council, he is currently Isaac Newton Teaching Fellow and internal examiner at The University of Cambridge, sits on the Council of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry, and sits on the Cambridgeshire Quality Panel.<br><br><u>architects</u> <br><br><b>Ian Bramwell</b> BA (Hons) Dip Arch <br><b>Helen Stratford</b> BA Dip Arch(Cantab) MA<br><b>Tim Offer</b> MA (Cantab) B Arch RIBA<br><br><u>assistant architects</u><br><br><b>Matt Smith</b> BA (Hons) Dip Arch <br><b>Yun Wu</b> MA (Cantab) Dip Arch<br><b>Anna Cooke</b> B Arch<br><br><u>project manager</u><br><br><b>Hugo Keene</b> B Arch (UniSA)<br><br><u>administration</u><br><br><b>Lucy Francis</b> BA (Hons) MA',


'Mole architects are a progressive and innovative award winning practice based in Ely. Established by Meredith Bowles, the practice has a talented and dedicated team of architects with complimentary skills and aspirations. Mole has a low staff turnover, reflecting the dedication and loyalty of the team. This also ensures stability through the life of a project and from one project to the next. As a RIBA Chartered Practice we implement effective audit processes to ensure that programme and cost control are integral to the process of design.<br><br>The practice has specialist knowledge in designing low energy, sustainable buildings; we have been members of the AECB since 2001.<br><br>Mole worked from a rural studio in The Fens, moving into new larger offices overlooking the river in Ely in 2010. <br><br><font style="color: gainsboro; font-weight: bold; position: absolute; font-size: 18;">staff</font><br><br><u>director</u><br><br><b>Meredith Bowles</b> AA Dipl<br><br>Educated at the University of Sheffield, the Royal College of Art and the Architectural Association, Meredith has also taught architecture at universities both in the UK and abroad. He has lectured widely and has been active in promoting sustainable design. Past Chairman of the Cambridge Association of Architects and member of the RIBA regional council, he is currently Isaac Newton Teaching Fellow and internal examiner at The University of Cambridge, sits on the Council of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry, and sits on the Cambridgeshire Quality Panel.<br><br><u>senior associate</u> <br><br><b>Ian Bramwell</b> BA (Hons) Dip Arch<br><br><u>associate</u> <br><br><b>Hugo Keene</b> B Arch<br><br><u>architects</u> <br><br><b>Helen Stratford</b> BA Dip Arch(Cantab) MA<br><b>Tim Offer</b> MA (Cantab) B Arch RIBA<br><b>Adam Peavoy</b> B Arch RIBA MRIAI<br><b>Ann Bassett</b> BSc(Arch) BArch MRIAI<br><br><u>assistant architects</u><br><br><b>Matt Smith</b> BA (Hons) Dip Arch <br><b>Yun Wu</b> MA (Cantab) Dip Arch<br><b>Liam Wright</b> BA (Hons) Dip Arch<br><b>Sally Boucher</b> BA (Hons) Dip Arch<br><b>Alex Florea</b> BA (Hons)<br><br><u>administration</u><br><br><b>Lucy Francis</b> BA (Hons) MA',

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                    'We are interested in making contemporary buildings appropriate for their location.<br><br>Vernacular buildings use local materials and are often well designed for a particular climate; these ‘common’ buildings have often shaped local culture and contributed to our understanding of sustainable forms of building. Modern methods of construction, however, offer possibilities that have radically transformed the way that we live and work, and contribute to new levels of comfort  and a different spatial awareness; one of openness and light. We aim to combine both pragmatism and opportunity to create something beautiful and distinct.<br><br>Different places suggest different kinds of buildings and materials. Each project is approached according to the specific requirements and interests of the client, and in response to the opportunities offered by the site, the existing buildings, and orientation. Some ideas, however, remain constant in our work, as values that we believe are important to consider:<br><br><b><br>Context</b><br>A building does not have to be the same as those adjacent to ‘fit in’. Scale, materials, aspect, streetscape, and local history all have to be considered to produce a design mindful of its context.  We have a good track record of winning planning approval for difficult sites and unusual designs.<br><br><b><br>Sustainabilty/ Low energy design</b><br>This is normally top of the agenda for our clients. We are in a good position to give sound advice on a holistic strategy that takes account of ideology, cost and legislation. We also believe that a building that responds well to the environment is often more comfortable to be in.  A good building should lift one’s spirits.<br><br><b><br>Value</b><br>We aim to make the most of clients’ money.  We try to add value by designing well and creatively exploring additional possibilities. We have experience of conventional building methods as well as more unusual methods of building such as prefabrication and timber framing.  We usually work closely with a quantity surveyor to control costs. We also place great value on clients getting something more than they expect.  This may not be quantifiable in financial terms; it might be a quality of light, or the view from the bath. <br><br><b><br>Opportunity</b><br>Sometimes an unpromising site results in an interesting design.  We usually investigate a number of alternative possibilities before a definite design is chosen.  At this stage of the design the clients’ brief is also looked at, so as to ensure that the hopes and desires that are brought to the project can be realised to their fullest potential.',
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                    'We prefer to be involved in our buildings to completion; care and attention is required during construction as well as design to achieve beautiful results. Although no job is the same, the general sequence of events is consistent;<br><br><b>Planning Approval</b>  is required for most new work or substantial additions to existing buildings, as well as Conservation Area consent, and Listed Building consent if appropriate.  Designs are judged against local and national planning legislation, and the process of obtaining planning can take many months. Our policy is to consult with planning authorities at an early stage on schemes that are likely to be contentious. We have a good record of obtaining permissions for challenging sites or for unusual designs.<br><br><b>Building Regulations Approval</b> is obtained after the detailed design has been completed. The regulations cover structural design, drainage, energy conservation, ventilation, safety, disabled access, and prevention of water ingress. Submissions for building regulation include detailed drawings as well as calculations proving the structural design and energy calculations demonstrating the performance of the building. Other consultants will need to be employed to complete these calculations.<br><br><b>Construction</b> drawings are completed that show exactly how the building goes together. Detailed drawings are essential to ensure that the building looks beautiful as well as performing well- we try and consider every corner of the building in advance of construction. Good construction details are also necessary to obtain cost certainty; the more information that is known in advance, the more accurate the tender price will be.<br><br><b>Specifications</b> are written to accompany the detailed construction drawings. These describe in detail the method and materials for the construction. On most jobs we use the industry standard National Building Specification software.<br><br><b>Procurement</b> of the building can happen in a number of ways.  Traditionally a number of contractors are selected to tender for the work against the drawings and specification. This method has many advantages, and is the best way of achieving best value for a building of high quality.  It is also possible to negotiate with a preferred contractor, or enter a two stage tender process where a contractor is chosen prior to completing the detailed design, or the project could be let on a number of trade contracts with separate management.  We have experience of all these methods and can offer sound advice appropriate for your project.<br><br><b>Contracts</b> are necessary to ensure that both Employer and Contractor are treated fairly and protected during the complex process of construction.  We usually recommend using the JCT contracts, which have 20 years of case law behind them.  The point of using a contract, though, is to avoid disagreement, and in 10 years of practice we have never been involved in a dispute.',

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                    'Director Meredith Bowles has been involved in the ‘sustainability’ movement for many years.  He is a regular speaker at Eco-build, and has chaired conferences on Climate Change and Construction. Mole Architect’s design for The Black House, constructed in 2002, was a progressive design exploiting prefabricated timber construction and heat pump technology to produce a low energy building. It has been used an example by Local Authorities, TRADA, and the BRE to demonstrate the principles of low energy design.<br><br>Subsequently Mole Architects were employed by The University of Cambridge to design the new studio for the Department of Architecture, whose research department is a world leader in Sustainable Design Research.  The timber framed studio is designed to have little embodied energy, and employs an innovative low energy cooling strategy designed to give thermal mass to the lightweight building.  The Department are monitoring the performance of the building in use.<br><br>Mole have worked with energy consultants Max Fordham LLP to develop energy strategies on a number of buildings, and are now working with the PassivHaus Planning Package software to better model the anticipated performance of our building designs. We believe that in optimising ‘low-tech’ solutions before employing any expensive technology to aid performance.',
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                    '<table class="medfont" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" ><tr><td><b>photography</b></td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>john donat</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>david butler</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td><a href="javascript:load(butler)" >'+butler+'</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>ray main</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td><a href="javascript:load(raymain)" >'+raymain+'</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td style="font-size: 10">(contact Mole for copyright use of images)</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td><b>webdesign</b></td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>nick cheek</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td> <a href="mailto:nickcheek@tiscali.co.uk">mailto:nickcheek@tiscali.co.uk</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<font style="font-size: 8px">('+version+')</font> </td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td><b>copyright</b></td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>2009 © Mole Architects Ltd.</td><td>&nbsp;</td><td>All Rights Reserved.</td></tr></table>',
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////"<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>          <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>30&nbsp;09&nbsp;10</td><td>  Mole Architects have been declared winner of the RIBA Spirit of Ingenuity Award: Sustainability for Cavendish House, Cambridge. The project also received a Commendation in the Residential category.<br><br> The awards were presented at  the RIBA East Regional Awards Dinner and Ceremony at Downing College, Cambridge.  Sponsored by Solar Cube, the Sustainability Award recognises excellence in performance as well as design. The  Jury commented: <i>“This house with its near Passivhaus qualities is constructed of solid timber wall and floor panels…the energy consumption for space heating is within the PH criteria and the total energy used is well below PH standards…..a model of design and technology for others to follow”</i> <br><br>Cavendish House has now won a total of three awards; with wins in City, Regional and National Awards.     </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>                   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>04&nbsp;07&nbsp;10</td><td>Cavendish Avenue wins the award for the Best Small House at the British Homes Awards.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>03&nbsp;06&nbsp;10</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles has been appointed by Cambridgeshire Horizons as a member of the Cambridgeshire Quality Panel.  The panel was set up to review major schemes and will help Cambridgeshire's Local Authorities to achieve the highest quality standards. </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>        <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>10&nbsp;05&nbsp;10</td><td>Cavendish Avenue is a finalist in the Grand Designs Awards, in the Best New Build category. </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;04&nbsp;10</td><td>Both schemes submitted by Mole were declared Joint Winners of the David Urwin Award 2010, given by Cambridge City Council each year for Excellence in the Built Environment.  This year's category was  “Exemplar of Sustainability”.  </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>28&nbsp;03&nbsp;10</td><td>The Studio in the Woods educational programme takes place this year on the Isle of White as part of the new IoW Architecture Festival.<br>  See <a href='http://www.iowac.org.uk/events/studio-woods-2010/'>[http://www.iowac.org.uk/events/studio-woods-2010/] </a> </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>          <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;02&nbsp;09</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles to chair RIBA Awards panel East Midlands region.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;01&nbsp;09</td><td>Mole Architects pick up the prize for Best Value for Money at the Daily Telegraph/ Homebuilding & Renovating Awards 2009 for John & Jill Price’s house in Meldreth, Herts. The house was built by the clients over a four year period!</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;11&nbsp;09</td><td>Cavendish Avenue Shortlisted for Civic Trust Awards</td> </tr> <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>14&nbsp;08&nbsp;09</td><td>Partner company Studiomgm Kings Road building awarded WINNER of the RIBA East Sustainability Award.</td> </tr>  <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>       <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 05 09</td><td>Meredith Bowles elected as a Council member Council of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry. See  <a href='http://www.cfci.org.uk'>[http://www.cfci.org.uk]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>                  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>04&nbsp;02&nbsp;09</td><td>MOLE ON AWARDS SHORTLIST<br>Mole Architects have been selected for the exhibition of the shortlisted schemes for the 2009 Architects Journal/RambollWhitbyBird Small Projects Award. The shortlist was compiled from over 200 entries, for projects of less than £250,000. <a href='http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/events/smallprojects/index.html'>[http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/events/smallprojects/index.html]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>29&nbsp;11&nbsp;08</td><td>AWARDS SHORTLIST<br>New studio, Department of Architecture, is beaten by the £47million Thomas Deacon Acadamy by Norman Foster Architects at the IstructE awards!</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;08&nbsp;08</td><td>TEACHING FELLOWSHIP<br>Director Meredith Bowles awarded Isaac Newton Teaching Fellowship at The University of Cambridge.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>30&nbsp;05&nbsp;08</td><td>RIBA AWARDS<br>studio, Department of Architecture, is shortlisted for an RIBA Award.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>05&nbsp;03&nbsp;08</td><td>MOLE WINS SMALL PROJECTS AWARD<br>Mole took top prize at the Architects Journal's Small Projects Awards 2008, for Wabi Tea House. &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href='http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/dailynews/2008/03/mole_architects_wins_small_projects_awards.html'>[http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>26&nbsp;02&nbsp;08</td><td>ECOBUILD Meredith Bowles to speak at Ecobuild on February 26th, on the thermal performance of lightweight buildings.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>08&nbsp;01&nbsp;08</td><td>AWARDS SHORTLIST Two of Mole Architects’ buildings have been shortlisted for the Architects Journal Small Projects Award.  The award is given for the best building projects under GBP 250,000, with an exhibition of all the shortlisted schemes at the RIBA on April 1st- April 7th.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;01&nbsp;08</td><td>NEW BOOK  Mole Architects’ work is to feature alongside two Gold Medal winners in a new TRADA book on timber architecture.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>12&nbsp;06&nbsp;07</td><td>Mole celebrates 10 years of practice.<br>Mole's first project was completed 10 years ago; a little timber clad extension to a house in Essex.  Mole's latest project for The Department of Architecture at The University of Cambridge will completed this summer. Many thanks to clients, friends and collaborators.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>28&nbsp;06&nbsp;07</td><td>A team from Mole Architects is to run a workshop at the second ‘Studio in the Woods’ architectural workshops, held near Bath. Architects from Mitchell Taylor Workshop,  Fielden Clegg Bradley, Gianni Botsford Architects, are to run units, with Ted Cullinan and Peter Clegg as commentators.</td></tr></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;07</td><td>Meredith Bowles to speak at TRADA ‘In Touch with Timber’ conference, alongside Glenn Howells, winner of the Gold Wood Award 2006.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;04&nbsp;07</td><td>University of Cambridge Department of Architecture ‘topping out’.<br>Professor Marcial Echenique topped out the first new building for the Department  in half a century, describing it as ‘a sustainable exemplar that future generations of architects will learn from’.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>12&nbsp;03&nbsp;07</td><td>Madingley Road scheme granted planning permission with unanimous vote for approval at committee. Committee Chair Councillor Hipkin described the scheme as of ‘outstanding architectural quality’.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>27&nbsp;02&nbsp;07</td><td>Meredith Bowles to speak at ECOBUILD conference.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   </table>",

//            "<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>    <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;11</td><td>An Exhibition of Mole’s work, together with work by students at The University of Cambridge will open at Ely’s Babylon gallery on June 11th-26th with a public talk by MOLE on 14th June 6-8pm see <a href='http://www.adec.org.uk'>[www.adec.org.uk] </a></td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole are one of a select group of architects to be included in the Red Book Agency representing the best UK architects and landscape designers.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>15&nbsp;04&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole‘s house design for Katre and Wills dubbed The LoveCote is chosen by Homebuilding and Renovating Magazine as one of three to be published.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;04&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole wins new work to design the new Walton and Frinton Yacht Club building.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>17&nbsp;01&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole Architects are to collaborate with Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, acting as executive architects on a house in Devon. See <a href='http://www.living-architecture.co.uk'>[www.living-architecture.co.uk] </a></td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>    <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>15&nbsp;01&nbsp;11</td><td>Gillespie Road project shortlisted for the Architects Journal Small Projects Awards 2011, won by Mole in 2008.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;11&nbsp;11</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles appointed by The University of Cambridge as an external examiner on the MPhil (B) course.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>30&nbsp;09&nbsp;10</td><td>  Mole Architects have been declared winner of the RIBA Spirit of Ingenuity Award: Sustainability for Cavendish House, Cambridge. The project also received a Commendation in the Residential category.<br><br> The awards were presented at  the RIBA East Regional Awards Dinner and Ceremony at Downing College, Cambridge.  Sponsored by Solar Cube, the Sustainability Award recognises excellence in performance as well as design. The  Jury commented: <i>“This house with its near Passivhaus qualities is constructed of solid timber wall and floor panels…the energy consumption for space heating is within the PH criteria and the total energy used is well below PH standards…..a model of design and technology for others to follow”</i> <br><br>Cavendish House has now won a total of three awards; with wins in City, Regional and National Awards.     </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>                   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>04&nbsp;07&nbsp;10</td><td>Cavendish Avenue wins the award for the Best Small House at the British Homes Awards.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>03&nbsp;06&nbsp;10</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles has been appointed by Cambridgeshire Horizons as a member of the Cambridgeshire Quality Panel.  The panel was set up to review major schemes and will help Cambridgeshire's Local Authorities to achieve the highest quality standards. </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>        <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>10&nbsp;05&nbsp;10</td><td>Cavendish Avenue is a finalist in the Grand Designs Awards, in the Best New Build category. </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;04&nbsp;10</td><td>Both schemes submitted by Mole were declared Joint Winners of the David Urwin Award 2010, given by Cambridge City Council each year for Excellence in the Built Environment.  This year's category was  “Exemplar of Sustainability”.  </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>28&nbsp;03&nbsp;10</td><td>The Studio in the Woods educational programme takes place this year on the Isle of White as part of the new IoW Architecture Festival.<br>  See <a href='http://www.iowac.org.uk/events/studio-woods-2010/'>[http://www.iowac.org.uk/events/studio-woods-2010/] </a> </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>          <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;02&nbsp;09</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles to chair RIBA Awards panel East Midlands region.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;01&nbsp;09</td><td>Mole Architects pick up the prize for Best Value for Money at the Daily Telegraph/ Homebuilding & Renovating Awards 2009 for John & Jill Price’s house in Meldreth, Herts. The house was built by the clients over a four year period!</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;11&nbsp;09</td><td>Cavendish Avenue Shortlisted for Civic Trust Awards</td> </tr> <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>14&nbsp;08&nbsp;09</td><td>Partner company Studiomgm Kings Road building awarded WINNER of the RIBA East Sustainability Award.</td> </tr>  <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>       <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 05 09</td><td>Meredith Bowles elected as a Council member Council of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry. See  <a href='http://www.cfci.org.uk'>[http://www.cfci.org.uk]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>                  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>04&nbsp;02&nbsp;09</td><td>MOLE ON AWARDS SHORTLIST<br>Mole Architects have been selected for the exhibition of the shortlisted schemes for the 2009 Architects Journal/RambollWhitbyBird Small Projects Award. The shortlist was compiled from over 200 entries, for projects of less than £250,000. <a href='http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/events/smallprojects/index.html'>[http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/events/smallprojects/index.html]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>29&nbsp;11&nbsp;08</td><td>AWARDS SHORTLIST<br>New studio, Department of Architecture, is beaten by the £47million Thomas Deacon Acadamy by Norman Foster Architects at the IstructE awards!</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;08&nbsp;08</td><td>TEACHING FELLOWSHIP<br>Director Meredith Bowles awarded Isaac Newton Teaching Fellowship at The University of Cambridge.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>30&nbsp;05&nbsp;08</td><td>RIBA AWARDS<br>studio, Department of Architecture, is shortlisted for an RIBA Award.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>05&nbsp;03&nbsp;08</td><td>MOLE WINS SMALL PROJECTS AWARD<br>Mole took top prize at the Architects Journal's Small Projects Awards 2008, for Wabi Tea House. &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href='http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/dailynews/2008/03/mole_architects_wins_small_projects_awards.html'>[http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>26&nbsp;02&nbsp;08</td><td>ECOBUILD Meredith Bowles to speak at Ecobuild on February 26th, on the thermal performance of lightweight buildings.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>08&nbsp;01&nbsp;08</td><td>AWARDS SHORTLIST Two of Mole Architects’ buildings have been shortlisted for the Architects Journal Small Projects Award.  The award is given for the best building projects under GBP 250,000, with an exhibition of all the shortlisted schemes at the RIBA on April 1st- April 7th.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;01&nbsp;08</td><td>NEW BOOK  Mole Architects’ work is to feature alongside two Gold Medal winners in a new TRADA book on timber architecture.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>12&nbsp;06&nbsp;07</td><td>Mole celebrates 10 years of practice.<br>Mole's first project was completed 10 years ago; a little timber clad extension to a house in Essex.  Mole's latest project for The Department of Architecture at The University of Cambridge will completed this summer. Many thanks to clients, friends and collaborators.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>28&nbsp;06&nbsp;07</td><td>A team from Mole Architects is to run a workshop at the second ‘Studio in the Woods’ architectural workshops, held near Bath. Architects from Mitchell Taylor Workshop,  Fielden Clegg Bradley, Gianni Botsford Architects, are to run units, with Ted Cullinan and Peter Clegg as commentators.</td></tr></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;07</td><td>Meredith Bowles to speak at TRADA ‘In Touch with Timber’ conference, alongside Glenn Howells, winner of the Gold Wood Award 2006.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;04&nbsp;07</td><td>University of Cambridge Department of Architecture ‘topping out’.<br>Professor Marcial Echenique topped out the first new building for the Department  in half a century, describing it as ‘a sustainable exemplar that future generations of architects will learn from’.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>12&nbsp;03&nbsp;07</td><td>Madingley Road scheme granted planning permission with unanimous vote for approval at committee. Committee Chair Councillor Hipkin described the scheme as of ‘outstanding architectural quality’.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>27&nbsp;02&nbsp;07</td><td>Meredith Bowles to speak at ECOBUILD conference.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   </table>",

//1.9            "<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>    <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;11</td><td>An Exhibition of Mole’s work, together with work by students at The University of Cambridge will open at Ely’s Babylon gallery on June 11th-26th with a public talk by MOLE on 14th June 6-8pm see <a href='http://www.adec.org.uk'>[www.adec.org.uk] </a></td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole are one of a select group of architects to be included in the Red Book Agency representing the best UK architects and landscape designers.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>15&nbsp;04&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole‘s house design for Katre and Wills dubbed The LoveCote is chosen by Homebuilding and Renovating Magazine as one of three to be published.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;04&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole wins new work to design the new Walton and Frinton Yacht Club building.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>17&nbsp;01&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole Architects are to collaborate with Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, acting as executive architects on a house in Devon. See <a href='http://www.living-architecture.co.uk'>[www.living-architecture.co.uk] </a></td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>    <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>15&nbsp;01&nbsp;11</td><td>Gillespie Road project shortlisted for the Architects Journal Small Projects Awards 2011, won by Mole in 2008.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;11&nbsp;11</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles appointed by The University of Cambridge as an external examiner on the MPhil (B) course.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>30&nbsp;09&nbsp;10</td><td>  Mole Architects have been declared winner of the RIBA Spirit of Ingenuity Award: Sustainability for Cavendish House, Cambridge. The project also received a Commendation in the Residential category.<br><br> The awards were presented at  the RIBA East Regional Awards Dinner and Ceremony at Downing College, Cambridge.  Sponsored by Solar Cube, the Sustainability Award recognises excellence in performance as well as design. The  Jury commented: <i>“This house with its near Passivhaus qualities is constructed of solid timber wall and floor panels…the energy consumption for space heating is within the PH criteria and the total energy used is well below PH standards…..a model of design and technology for others to follow”</i> <br><br>Cavendish House has now won a total of three awards; with wins in City, Regional and National Awards.     </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>                   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>04&nbsp;07&nbsp;10</td><td>Cavendish Avenue wins the award for the Best Small House at the British Homes Awards.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>03&nbsp;06&nbsp;10</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles has been appointed by Cambridgeshire Horizons as a member of the Cambridgeshire Quality Panel.  The panel was set up to review major schemes and will help Cambridgeshire's Local Authorities to achieve the highest quality standards. </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>        <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>10&nbsp;05&nbsp;10</td><td>Cavendish Avenue is a finalist in the Grand Designs Awards, in the Best New Build category. </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;04&nbsp;10</td><td>Both schemes submitted by Mole were declared Joint Winners of the David Urwin Award 2010, given by Cambridge City Council each year for Excellence in the Built Environment.  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The house was built by the clients over a four year period!</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;11&nbsp;09</td><td>Cavendish Avenue Shortlisted for Civic Trust Awards</td> </tr> <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>14&nbsp;08&nbsp;09</td><td>Partner company Studiomgm Kings Road building awarded WINNER of the RIBA East Sustainability Award.</td> </tr>  <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>       <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 05 09</td><td>Meredith Bowles elected as a Council member Council of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry. See  <a href='http://www.cfci.org.uk'>[http://www.cfci.org.uk]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>                  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>04&nbsp;02&nbsp;09</td><td>MOLE ON AWARDS SHORTLIST<br>Mole Architects have been selected for the exhibition of the shortlisted schemes for the 2009 Architects Journal/RambollWhitbyBird Small Projects Award. The shortlist was compiled from over 200 entries, for projects of less than £250,000. <a href='http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/events/smallprojects/index.html'>[http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/events/smallprojects/index.html]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>29&nbsp;11&nbsp;08</td><td>AWARDS SHORTLIST<br>New studio, Department of Architecture, is beaten by the £47million Thomas Deacon Acadamy by Norman Foster Architects at the IstructE awards!</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;08&nbsp;08</td><td>TEACHING FELLOWSHIP<br>Director Meredith Bowles awarded Isaac Newton Teaching Fellowship at The University of Cambridge.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>30&nbsp;05&nbsp;08</td><td>RIBA AWARDS<br>studio, Department of Architecture, is shortlisted for an RIBA Award.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>05&nbsp;03&nbsp;08</td><td>MOLE WINS SMALL PROJECTS AWARD<br>Mole took top prize at the Architects Journal's Small Projects Awards 2008, for Wabi Tea House. &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href='http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/dailynews/2008/03/mole_architects_wins_small_projects_awards.html'>[http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>26&nbsp;02&nbsp;08</td><td>ECOBUILD Meredith Bowles to speak at Ecobuild on February 26th, on the thermal performance of lightweight buildings.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>08&nbsp;01&nbsp;08</td><td>AWARDS SHORTLIST Two of Mole Architects’ buildings have been shortlisted for the Architects Journal Small Projects Award.  The award is given for the best building projects under GBP 250,000, with an exhibition of all the shortlisted schemes at the RIBA on April 1st- April 7th.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;01&nbsp;08</td><td>NEW BOOK  Mole Architects’ work is to feature alongside two Gold Medal winners in a new TRADA book on timber architecture.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>12&nbsp;06&nbsp;07</td><td>Mole celebrates 10 years of practice.<br>Mole's first project was completed 10 years ago; a little timber clad extension to a house in Essex.  Mole's latest project for The Department of Architecture at The University of Cambridge will completed this summer. Many thanks to clients, friends and collaborators.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>28&nbsp;06&nbsp;07</td><td>A team from Mole Architects is to run a workshop at the second ‘Studio in the Woods’ architectural workshops, held near Bath. Architects from Mitchell Taylor Workshop,  Fielden Clegg Bradley, Gianni Botsford Architects, are to run units, with Ted Cullinan and Peter Clegg as commentators.</td></tr></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;07</td><td>Meredith Bowles to speak at TRADA ‘In Touch with Timber’ conference, alongside Glenn Howells, winner of the Gold Wood Award 2006.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;04&nbsp;07</td><td>University of Cambridge Department of Architecture ‘topping out’.<br>Professor Marcial Echenique topped out the first new building for the Department  in half a century, describing it as ‘a sustainable exemplar that future generations of architects will learn from’.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>12&nbsp;03&nbsp;07</td><td>Madingley Road scheme granted planning permission with unanimous vote for approval at committee. Committee Chair Councillor Hipkin described the scheme as of ‘outstanding architectural quality’.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>27&nbsp;02&nbsp;07</td><td>Meredith Bowles to speak at ECOBUILD conference.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   </table>",

            "<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>    <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>24&nbsp;01&nbsp;12</td><td>The Lanes, Over -  shortlisted for the AJ Small Projects Award 2012</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>10&nbsp;11&nbsp;11</td><td>The Balancing Barn, Suffolk - shortlisted for the Manser Medal 2011</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>05&nbsp;10&nbsp;11</td><td>The Typographers House - received an RIBA East commendation 2011</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;11</td><td>An Exhibition of Mole’s work, together with work by students at The University of Cambridge will open at Ely’s Babylon gallery on June 11th-26th with a public talk by MOLE on 14th June 6-8pm see <a href='http://www.adec.org.uk'>[www.adec.org.uk] </a></td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole are one of a select group of architects to be included in the Red Book Agency representing the best UK architects and landscape designers.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>15&nbsp;04&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole‘s house design for Kate and Wills dubbed The LoveCote is chosen by Homebuilding and Renovating Magazine as one of three to be published.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;04&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole wins new work to design the new Walton and Frinton Yacht Club building.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>17&nbsp;01&nbsp;11</td><td>Mole Architects are to collaborate with Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, acting as executive architects on a house in Devon. See <a href='http://www.living-architecture.co.uk'>[www.living-architecture.co.uk] </a></td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>    <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>15&nbsp;01&nbsp;11</td><td>Gillespie Road project shortlisted for the Architects Journal Small Projects Awards 2011, won by Mole in 2008.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;11&nbsp;11</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles appointed by The University of Cambridge as an external examiner on the MPhil (B) course.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>30&nbsp;09&nbsp;10</td><td>  Mole Architects have been declared winner of the RIBA Spirit of Ingenuity Award: Sustainability for Cavendish House, Cambridge. The project also received a Commendation in the Residential category.<br><br> The awards were presented at  the RIBA East Regional Awards Dinner and Ceremony at Downing College, Cambridge.  Sponsored by Solar Cube, the Sustainability Award recognises excellence in performance as well as design. The  Jury commented: <i>“This house with its near Passivhaus qualities is constructed of solid timber wall and floor panels…the energy consumption for space heating is within the PH criteria and the total energy used is well below PH standards…..a model of design and technology for others to follow”</i> <br><br>Cavendish House has now won a total of three awards; with wins in City, Regional and National Awards.     </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>                   <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>04&nbsp;07&nbsp;10</td><td>Cavendish Avenue wins the award for the Best Small House at the British Homes Awards.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>03&nbsp;06&nbsp;10</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles has been appointed by Cambridgeshire Horizons as a member of the Cambridgeshire Quality Panel.  The panel was set up to review major schemes and will help Cambridgeshire's Local Authorities to achieve the highest quality standards. </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>        <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>10&nbsp;05&nbsp;10</td><td>Cavendish Avenue is a finalist in the Grand Designs Awards, in the Best New Build category. </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;04&nbsp;10</td><td>Both schemes submitted by Mole were declared Joint Winners of the David Urwin Award 2010, given by Cambridge City Council each year for Excellence in the Built Environment.  This year's category was  “Exemplar of Sustainability”.  </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>28&nbsp;03&nbsp;10</td><td>The Studio in the Woods educational programme takes place this year on the Isle of White as part of the new IoW Architecture Festival.<br>  See <a href='http://www.iowac.org.uk/events/studio-woods-2010/'>[http://www.iowac.org.uk/events/studio-woods-2010/] </a> </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>          <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;02&nbsp;09</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles to chair RIBA Awards panel East Midlands region.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;01&nbsp;09</td><td>Mole Architects pick up the prize for Best Value for Money at the Daily Telegraph/ Homebuilding & Renovating Awards 2009 for John & Jill Price’s house in Meldreth, Herts. The house was built by the clients over a four year period!</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;11&nbsp;09</td><td>Cavendish Avenue Shortlisted for Civic Trust Awards</td> </tr> <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>14&nbsp;08&nbsp;09</td><td>Partner company Studiomgm Kings Road building awarded WINNER of the RIBA East Sustainability Award.</td> </tr>  <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>       <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 05 09</td><td>Meredith Bowles elected as a Council member Council of the Cambridge Forum for the Construction Industry. See  <a href='http://www.cfci.org.uk'>[http://www.cfci.org.uk]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>                  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>04&nbsp;02&nbsp;09</td><td>MOLE ON AWARDS SHORTLIST<br>Mole Architects have been selected for the exhibition of the shortlisted schemes for the 2009 Architects Journal/RambollWhitbyBird Small Projects Award. The shortlist was compiled from over 200 entries, for projects of less than £250,000. <a href='http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/events/smallprojects/index.html'>[http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/events/smallprojects/index.html]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>29&nbsp;11&nbsp;08</td><td>AWARDS SHORTLIST<br>New studio, Department of Architecture, is beaten by the £47million Thomas Deacon Acadamy by Norman Foster Architects at the IstructE awards!</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;08&nbsp;08</td><td>TEACHING FELLOWSHIP<br>Director Meredith Bowles awarded Isaac Newton Teaching Fellowship at The University of Cambridge.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>30&nbsp;05&nbsp;08</td><td>RIBA AWARDS<br>studio, Department of Architecture, is shortlisted for an RIBA Award.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>05&nbsp;03&nbsp;08</td><td>MOLE WINS SMALL PROJECTS AWARD<br>Mole took top prize at the Architects Journal's Small Projects Awards 2008, for Wabi Tea House. &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href='http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/dailynews/2008/03/mole_architects_wins_small_projects_awards.html'>[http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news]</a></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>26&nbsp;02&nbsp;08</td><td>ECOBUILD Meredith Bowles to speak at Ecobuild on February 26th, on the thermal performance of lightweight buildings.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>08&nbsp;01&nbsp;08</td><td>AWARDS SHORTLIST Two of Mole Architects’ buildings have been shortlisted for the Architects Journal Small Projects Award.  The award is given for the best building projects under GBP 250,000, with an exhibition of all the shortlisted schemes at the RIBA on April 1st- April 7th.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;01&nbsp;08</td><td>NEW BOOK  Mole Architects’ work is to feature alongside two Gold Medal winners in a new TRADA book on timber architecture.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>12&nbsp;06&nbsp;07</td><td>Mole celebrates 10 years of practice.<br>Mole's first project was completed 10 years ago; a little timber clad extension to a house in Essex.  Mole's latest project for The Department of Architecture at The University of Cambridge will completed this summer. Many thanks to clients, friends and collaborators.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>28&nbsp;06&nbsp;07</td><td>A team from Mole Architects is to run a workshop at the second ‘Studio in the Woods’ architectural workshops, held near Bath. Architects from Mitchell Taylor Workshop,  Fielden Clegg Bradley, Gianni Botsford Architects, are to run units, with Ted Cullinan and Peter Clegg as commentators.</td></tr></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>  <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>01&nbsp;05&nbsp;07</td><td>Meredith Bowles to speak at TRADA ‘In Touch with Timber’ conference, alongside Glenn Howells, winner of the Gold Wood Award 2006.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>20&nbsp;04&nbsp;07</td><td>University of Cambridge Department of Architecture ‘topping out’.<br>Professor Marcial Echenique topped out the first new building for the Department  in half a century, describing it as ‘a sustainable exemplar that future generations of architects will learn from’.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>12&nbsp;03&nbsp;07</td><td>Madingley Road scheme granted planning permission with unanimous vote for approval at committee. Committee Chair Councillor Hipkin described the scheme as of ‘outstanding architectural quality’.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>27&nbsp;02&nbsp;07</td><td>Meredith Bowles to speak at ECOBUILD conference.</td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>   </table>",
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            new Array(310,250,11,230),      //container1 = image caption  
            new Array(50,15,265,645),       //container2 = image
            new Array(350,15,190,645),      //container3 = text
            new Array(320,180,50,275),      //container4 = buttons
            new Array(415,15,130,230),      //container5 = text2
            new Array(320,650,30,30)        //container6 = zoom button
        ),
        new Array(  //pageFormat11           //order = top left height width 
            new Array(15,15,30,300),        //container0 = header
            new Array(310,250,11,230),      //container1 = image caption  
            new Array(50,15,360,640),       //container2 = image
            new Array(445,15,90,700),      //container3 = text
            new Array(420,250,50,200),      //container4 = buttons
            new Array(415,15,130,230),      //container5 = text2
            new Array(420,650,30,30)        //container6 = zoom button           
        ),
        new Array(  //pageFormat12          //order = top left height width
            new Array(15,15,30,290),        //container0 = header
            new Array(410,210,11,230),      //container1 = image caption
            new Array(12,320,470,380),      //container2 = image
            new Array(50,15,478,290),       //container3 = text
            new Array(500,435,50,150),      //container4 = buttons
            new Array(0,0,0,0),             //container5 = text2      
            new Array(500,685,30,30)        //container6 = zoom button
        ),
        new Array(  //pageFormat13           //order = top left height width   - specificall for awards 
            new Array(15,15,30,300),        //container0 = header
            new Array(210,100,11,230),      //container1 = image caption  
            new Array(0,0,0,0),             //container2 = image
            new Array(40,100,500,550),     //container3 = text
            new Array(415,350,50,100),      //container4 = buttons
            new Array(0,0,0,0),             //container5 = text2  
            new Array(0,0,0,0)              //container6 = zoom button
        ),
        new Array(  //pageFormat14           //order = top left height width 
            new Array(15,15,30,550),        //container0 = header
            new Array(480,200,110,100),      //container1 = image caption  
            new Array(40,200,440,490),      //container2 = image
            new Array(50,15,435,170),       //container3 = text
            new Array(500,325,50,250),      //container4 = buttons
            new Array(375,15,170,180),      //container5 = text2        
            new Array(500,670,30,30)        //container6 = zoom button
        )
        
        
    );
    
    return arr;
}