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// VERSION 1.3 amended 15/06/09
// VERSION 1.4 amended 12/08/09 - added Houses & housing:  Balancing barn,Suffolk and In Between House: Thorpeness, Suffolk
// VERSION 1.5 amended 21/12/09 - added New images for Gillespie and Cavendish, new Cavendish front page image
// VERSION 1.5.1 amended 17/01/10 - added more article pdfs for download from publications/magazines
// VERSION 1.5.2 amended 25/01/10 - added research/press
// VERSION 1.5.6 amended 11/05/10 - added Grand Design Awards Finalist
// VERSION 1.5.7 amended 11/05/10 - added new address to index page
// VERSION 1.6 amended 05/07/10 - new logo
// VERSION 1.6.1 amended 26/07/10 - new brochure

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//v1.1 var introImage = './img/scroope_nights_intro.jpg';
//v1.1 var introCaptionText = 'department of architecture | university of cambridge | 2007';
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//v1.5 var introImage = './img/Web08-homepage1.jpg';
//v1.5 var introCaptionText = 'arevalo studio | girton';

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//v1.6 var introCaptionText = 'cavendish avenue | cambridge';
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//links to other sites
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                            ),
                            'This building provides a new undergraduate studio and workshop for one of Britain’s best schools of architecture.  The building is connected to the listed Georgian terrace, adjacent to the seminal 1950’s extension designed by Colin St John Wilson, and close to existing protected trees.  The building expresses the Department’s commitment to sustainable design;  it is constructed entirely from timber, insulated with hemp, and cooled using innovative radiant ceiling panels with a system that exchanges heat with the ground.',
                            '<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">cost</td><td>GBP 980,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Cameron Taylor</td></tr><tr><td id="b">quantity surveyor</td><td>Gardiner & Theobold</td></tr><tr><td id="b">m&e engineers</td><td>Max Fordham</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>RSG Dean & Bowes</td></tr></table>'
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                                new Array("i-hub",  './imgsmall/ihub1.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub1.jpg'),
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                            ), 
                            'A new entry point to Daventry, the building is made of two parts: raised landscape / podium building with entrance, common spaces & inner sheltered lawn, and innovation cluster units above. The innovative use of cross laminated timber panels allows each unit to be different. The expression of the building is derived directly from passive solar design. The south façade is a solar filter, ventilation ducts draw air into the atrium where meeting rooms and social spaces are located - visible from the outside with views out to the City.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>BRE</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Daventry</td></tr><tr><td id="b">cost</td><td>GBP 5 million</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Ramboll WhitbyBird</td></tr><tr><td id="b">Energy Consultant</td><td>Max Fordham</td></tr></table>'
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                                new Array("kings road"+with_mgm,  "./imgsmall/kingsroad1.jpg", "./imgzoom/kingsroad1.jpg")
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                            ),
                            'A three storey block of twelve social housing flats on the edge of a conservation area. Designed to meet the highest BREEAM Ecohomes standard the building is an exemplar of sustainable design – combining timber construction, low technology M+E services and plant life to create a beautiful low energy, ecological building. Full height and full length plant screens to all building elevations, supporting a comprehensive range of wall climbing plants at all levels, give a strong identity and aesthetic to the building.',
//v1.2                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>E2/ Orwell Housing</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Bury St Edmunds</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 1.5 million</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Scott Wilson</td></tr><tr><td id="b">services consultant</td><td>Conservation Engineering</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>F Squared</td></tr></table>'
//v1.2++
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>E2/ Orwell Housing</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Bury St Edmunds</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 1.5 million</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Scott Wilson</td></tr><tr><td id="b">services consultant</td><td>Conservation Engineering</td></tr></table>'
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                                new Array("coton visitors centre"+with_mgm,  "./imgsmall/coton4.jpg", "./imgzoom/coton4.jpg")
                            ),
                            'Shortlisted entry in an invited competition.  Our scheme for the new Visitor’s Centre placed the education rooms, café and rangers offices and store along a linear route.  A timber roof made up of trusses of increasing size produces an expressive variation of the local timber barns, with a generous overhang providing sheltered outside spaces for teaching and drinking tea.  Walls of cast hemp help produce a robust, simple, low energy building.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Cambridge Preservation Society</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Cambridgeshire</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 1.5 million</td></tr></table>'
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                new Array(blank, "houses", typeMenu, pageFormat7, new Array(
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                        new Array(blank, "cavendish avenue", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array( 
                                //new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish1.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish1.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish2.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish2.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish3.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish3.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish4.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish4.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish5.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish5.jpg' )
//v1.2                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish6.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish6.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish7.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish7.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish8.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish8.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish9.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish9.jpg' ),
//v1.2++
//v1.5                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish11.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish11.jpg' ),
//v1.5                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish12.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish12.jpg' ),
//v1.5                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish13.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish13.jpg' ),
//v1.5                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish14.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish14.jpg' ),
//v1.2--

//v1.5                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish3.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish3.jpg' ),
//v1.5                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish10.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish10.jpg' )
//++
//v1.2                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish11.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish11.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish12.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish12.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish13.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish13.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish14.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish14.jpg' )
//--
//v1.5++
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish15.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish15.jpg' ),
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish16.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish16.jpg' ),
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish17.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish17.jpg' ),
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish18.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish18.jpg' ),
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish19.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish19.jpg' ),
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish20.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish20.jpg' ),
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish21.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish21.jpg' ),
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish22.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish22.jpg' ),
                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish23.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish23.jpg' ),

                                  new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish3.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish3.jpg' )
//v1.5--

                            ),
//v1.5                            '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.',
//v1.5++
                            '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',
//v1.5--
                            '<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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                                //new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly2.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly2.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly3.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly3.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly4.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly4.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly5.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly5.jpg' )
//v1.2                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly6.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly6.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly7.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly7.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly8.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly8.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly9.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly9.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly10.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly10.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly11.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly11.jpg' ),
//v1.2++
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly6.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly6.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly7.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly7.jpg' )
//v1.2--
                            ),
                            '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>Construction</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>Cambridge Building Collective</td></tr></table>'
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                        new Array(blank, "gillespie road", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array( 
//v1.2++
//v1.5                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie4.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie4.jpg' ),
//v1.5                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie5.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie5.jpg' ),
//v1.5                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie6.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie6.jpg' ),
//v1.2--
//v1.5                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie1.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie1.jpg' ),
//v1.5++
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie7.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie7.jpg' ),
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie11.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie11.jpg' ),
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie10.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie10.jpg' ),
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie9.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie9.jpg' ),
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie8.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie8.jpg' ),
//v1.5--
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie2.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie3.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie3.jpg' )
//++
//v1.2                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie4.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie4.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie5.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie5.jpg' ),
//v1.2                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie6.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie6.jpg' )
//--
                            ),
                            '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.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>London</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 200,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Built Engineers</td></tr><tr><td id="b">quantity surveyor</td><td>Roger Rawlinson</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>Completed 2008</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>RMS</td></tr></table>' 
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                        new Array(blank, "great fern hill", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array(
                                //new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill1.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill1.jpg', '', '', '' ),
                                //new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill2.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill2.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill3.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill3.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill4.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill4.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill5.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill5.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill6.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill6.jpg' )
//v1.2                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill7.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill7.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill8.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill8.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill9.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill9.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill10.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill10.jpg' ),
//v1.2++
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill7.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill7.jpg' )
//v1.2                                
                            ),
                            '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',
//v1.5                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Huntingtonshire</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>'
//v1.5++
                            '<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>'
//v1.5--
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "the black house", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH1.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH1.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH2.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH2.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH3.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH3.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH4.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH4.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH5.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH5.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH6.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH6.jpg")
                            ),
//v1.2                            '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.',
//v1.2++
                            '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.',
//v1.2--
                            '<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>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "mill lane", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array( 
//v1.2                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane1.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane5.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane5.jpg' ),
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane3.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane2.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane2.jpg' ),
                                //new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane4.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane4.jpg' )
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane6.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane6.jpg' ),
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane7.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane7.jpg' ),
//v1.2++
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane1.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane1.jpg' )
//v1.2--                                
                            ),
                            '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>Planning</td></tr><tr><td id="b">contractor</td><td>Eden Frame</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "house 1 (tower house)", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("house 1 (tower house)", './imgsmall/house1_1.jpg', './imgzoom/house1_1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("house 1 (tower house)", './imgsmall/house1_2.jpg', './imgzoom/house1_2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("house 1 (tower house)", './imgsmall/house1_3.jpg', './imgzoom/house1_3.jpg' )
                            ),
                            '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.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>London</td></tr><tr><td id="b">project</td><td>1997</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
//v1.4++
                        new Array(blank, "balancing barn", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array(
                                new Array("balancing barn", './imgsmall/balancebarn1.jpg', './imgzoom/balancebarn1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("balancing barn", './imgsmall/balancebarn2.jpg', './imgzoom/balancebarn2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("balancing barn", './imgsmall/balancebarn3.jpg', './imgzoom/balancebarn3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("balancing barn", './imgsmall/balancebarn4.jpg', './imgzoom/balancebarn4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("balancing barn", './imgsmall/balancebarn5.jpg', './imgzoom/balancebarn5.jpg' )
                            ),
                            'Mole Architects have collaborated with internationally renowned Dutch Architects MVRDR, on this house for a commercial client. The 35m long house is balanced on the edge of a slope, with half of the building cantilevered out over a meadow 5m below. At the furthest most point is a living room with large windows and a glazed floor and large rooflight. The 4 bedroom house is clad in reflective stainless steel, and internally lined with plywood.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Suffolk</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>Started on site June 2009</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "in between house", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array(
                                new Array("in between house", './imgsmall/Thorpeness3.jpg', './imgzoom/Thorpeness3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("in between house", './imgsmall/Thorpeness4.jpg', './imgzoom/Thorpeness4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("in between house", './imgsmall/Thorpeness5.jpg', './imgzoom/Thorpeness5.jpg' )
                            ),
                            '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.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>Thorpeness, Suffolk</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>Due to start on site <br>September 2009</td></tr></table>'
//v1.5.2                        ),
//v1.5.2++
                        )
//v1.5.2--
//v1.4--

                        //no room for gap  new Array(blank, "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;", typeDummy, pageFormat3, new Array(),'',''),
//v1.5.2                        new Array(blank, "housing&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;", typeDummy, pageFormat3, new Array(),'',''),
//v1.5.2++
                    ),                                    
                    '<font class="bigFontPosAbs" style="color: #d3d3d3; top: 490; left: 188;">houses</font>    <div class="faintcaption" style="text-align: right; font-size: 11; left: 485; top: 5; color: #e3e3e3;" >cavendish avenue</div>',
                    '',
                    './img/v1-5-Houses&Housing.jpg',
                    ''
                ),
                new Array(blank, "housing", typeMenu, pageFormat7, new Array(
                        new Array(blank, "housing&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;", typeDummy, pageFormat3, new Array(),'',''),

//v1.5.2--

                        new Array(blank, "chilton woods", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array(
                                new Array("chilton woods"+with_mgm, './imgsmall/chilton1.jpg', './imgzoom/chilton1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("chilton woods"+with_mgm, './imgsmall/chilton2.jpg', './imgzoom/chilton2.jpg' ),
                                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>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "hermitage road", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
//v1.2                                new Array("hermitage road", '', '' )
//v1.2++
                              new Array("hermitage road", './imgsmall/feasibility2.jpg', './imgzoom/feasibility2.jpg' )
//v1.2--
                            ),
                            '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>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "pattern book", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("pattern book", './imgsmall/pattern1.jpg', './imgzoom/pattern1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("pattern book", './imgsmall/pattern2.jpg', './imgzoom/pattern2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("pattern book", './imgsmall/pattern3.jpg', './imgzoom/pattern3.jpg' ),
                                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' )
                            ),
                            '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>'
                        )

                    ),                                    
//v1.5                    '<font class="bigFontPosAbs" style="color: #A8A8A8; top: 490; left: 249;">houses&nbsp;&&nbsp;housing</font>    <div class="faintcaption" style="text-align: right; font-size: 11; left: 500; top: 20" ><b>"not only low energy, <br>but gorgeous"</b><br> - Elle Decoration</div>',
//v1.5                    '',
//v1.5                    './img/W08Houses&Housing.jpg',
//v1.5++
//v1.5.2                    '<font class="bigFontPosAbs" style="color: #d3d3d3; top: 490; left: 188;">houses&nbsp;&&nbsp;housing</font>    <div class="faintcaption" style="text-align: right; font-size: 11; left: 485; top: 5; color: #e3e3e3;" >cavendish avenue</div>',
//v1.5.2++
                    '<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>',
//v1.5.2--

                    '',
//v1.5.2                  './img/v1-5-Houses&Housing.jpg',
//v1.5.2                    ''
//v1.5.2++
                  './img/v1-5-2-housing.gif',
                    'bottom'
//v1.5.2--
//v1.5--
                    //myorange,
                    //mydarkorange
                ),  

                new Array(blank, "artist’s studios", typeMenu, pageFormat7, new Array(

//v1.4++
                        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(),'',''),
//v1.4--

                        new Array(blank, "arevalo studio", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("arevalo studio", './imgsmall/arevalo1.jpg', './imgzoom/arevalo1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("arevalo studio", './imgsmall/arevalo2.jpg', './imgzoom/arevalo2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("arevalo studio", './imgsmall/arevalo3.jpg', './imgzoom/arevalo3.jpg' ),
                                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>'
                        ),
                        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")
//                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole8.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole8.jpg"),
//                                new Array("mole studio",  "./imgsmall/mole9.jpg", "./imgzoom/mole9.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>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "ettedgui studio", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("ettedgui studio", './imgsmall/Ettedgui1.jpg', './imgzoom/Ettedgui1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("ettedgui studio", './imgsmall/Ettedgui2.jpg', './imgzoom/Ettedgui2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("ettedgui studio", './imgsmall/Ettedgui3.jpg', './imgzoom/Ettedgui3.jpg' )
                            ),
                            'Squeezed into the space between two terraces, the roof of the studio is designed around light.  The roof slope is set at the exact angle to permit precious evening light to enter the rear garden. The extended rooflight captures afternoon sun, like a telescope, and draws light into the space. The top of the rooflight is glazed with a view to the sky above.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"></table>'
                        )

                    ),                                    
                    '<font class="bigFontPosAbs" style="color: #A8A8A8; top: 420; left: 120;">artist’s studios</font>',
                    '',
                    './img/W08artistsstudios.jpg',
                    'left'
                    //myorange,
                    //mydarkorange
                ),  
                new Array(blank, "feasibility & planning", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                        new Array("feasibility & planning", './imgsmall/feasibility1.jpg', './imgzoom/feasibility1.jpg' )
//v1.2                        new Array("feasibility & planning", './imgsmall/feasibility2.jpg', './imgzoom/feasibility2.jpg' )
                    ),
                    '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.',
                    '',
                    '',
                    ''
                    //myorange,
                    //mydarkorange
/*v1.5.2                ),  
                new Array(blank, "studio in the woods", typePage, pageFormat11, new Array(
                        new Array("studio in the woods", './imgsmall/woods2008.jpg', './imgzoom/woods2008.jpg' ),
                        new Array("studio in the woods", './imgsmall/woods2007.jpg', './imgzoom/woods2007.jpg' ),
                        new Array("studio in the woods", './imgsmall/woods2006.jpg', './imgzoom/woods2006.jpg' )
                    ),
                    'Studio in the Woods is an educational programme aimed at giving architectural students and young architects an experience of building and making. The three day intensive residential programme is tutored by some of Britain’s top architects, and the event also hosts lectures, including Gold Medal winner Ted Cullinan. Mole Architects have run a studio since the programme began in 2006. <br><br> The program is aimed at architectural students, and practicing architects.<br><br> Studio in the Woods 2009 will take place in 1000 acres of privately managed habitat in Gloucestershire, from the afternoon of Thursday 9th July 2009 to the afternoon of Sunday 12th July 2009. Places are strictly limited.<br><br> Download Registration form at: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.mitchelltaylorworkshop.co.uk/studio.asp">http://www.mitchelltaylorworkshop.co.uk/studio.asp</a>',

                    '',
                    '',
                    ''
                    //myorange,
                    //mydarkorange
v1.5.2 */                
                )

//v1.1--  
/* v1.1

                        new Array(blank, "current&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;", typeDummy, pageFormat3, new Array(),'',''),

                        new Array(blank, "great fern hill", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array(
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill1.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill1.jpg', '', '', '' ),
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill2.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill3.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill4.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill5.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill5.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great fern hill", './imgsmall/FernHill6.jpg', './imgzoom/FernHill6.jpg' )
                            ),
                            '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>Huntingtonshire</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>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "cavendish avenue", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array( 
                                new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish1.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish2.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish3.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish4.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("cavendish avenue", './imgsmall/Cavendish5.jpg', './imgzoom/Cavendish5.jpg' )
                            ),
                            '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.',
                            '<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>Planning Approval July 2006</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "madingley road", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array( 
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly1.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly2.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly3.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly4.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("madingley road", './imgsmall/Madingly5.jpg', './imgzoom/Madingly5.jpg' )
                            ),
                            '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>Planning</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "gillespie road", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array( 
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie1.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie2.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("gillespie road", './imgsmall/Gillespie3.jpg', './imgzoom/Gillespie3.jpg' )
                            ),
                            '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.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>London</td></tr><tr><td id="b">budget</td><td>GBP 200,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Built Engineers</td></tr><tr><td id="b">quantity surveyor</td><td>Roger Rawlinson</td></tr><tr><td id="b">status</td><td>Planning Approval Dec 2005</td></tr></table>' 
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "mill lane", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array( 
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane1.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane2.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane3.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("mill lane", './imgsmall/MillLane4.jpg', './imgzoom/MillLane4.jpg' )
                            ),
                            '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>Planning</td></tr></table>'
                                                                                                    
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                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub1.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub1.jpg'),
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                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub3.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub3.jpg'),
                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub4.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub4.jpg'),
                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub5.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub5.jpg'),
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                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub7.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub7.jpg'),
                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub8.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub8.jpg'),
                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub9.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub9.jpg'),
                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub10.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub10.jpg'),
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                                new Array("ihub",  './imgsmall/ihub12.jpg', './imgzoom/ihub12.jpg')
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                            ), 
//                            '<b>Daventry Innovation centre: The IHub Cluster building</b> <br>The new building at the end of the proposed urban landscape is the culmination of the new marina development, and the focal point of the entry to Daventry Town Centre.<br><br><i>The building is made of two parts: The raised landscape and podium building, and the innovation units above (Cluster).</i><br><br><b>Cluster blocks</b><br>The north façade is made up of the individual units, clustered like honeycomb.<br><br><i>Each of the units is unique.</i><br>Each of the units is unique. Whilst the building’s structure is rational, the layout and innovative use of cross laminated timber panels allow for each unit to be different. Expansion into adjacent units, or exchange for larger units are both possible.  A series of different designs accommodate and reflect the different scales of users, providing creative spaces that interpret and embrace the uniqueness of each end user. <br><br><b>Landscape/Podium</b><br><i>The building sits on top of a grass bank planted with trees or covered with flowers.</i><br><br>Inside the raised bank, sheltered from the noise of the road, is the inner lawn- a place to sit and eat lunch, or to be used as a break-out space for conference delegates, or just somewhere to pause whilst walking or cycling along the new canal. <br><br>The podium building accommodates the common spaces; entrance, reception, exhibition spaces, and meeting rooms.  Central to the podium building is the top-lit conference room and restaurant, with access onto the lawn for events. <br><br>A small public square provides a stop for the proposed Personal Rapid Transport system, access to the car parking and announces the entrance to the new building. The entry to the building is through a cut in the bank, visible from the new PRT stop on the main road.<br><br>The car parking is arranged along a treed walkway that follows the edge of the proposed Marina and Canal, creating a shared cobbled surface with benches overlooking the canal.<br><br><b>Solar facade</b><br><i>The south façade acts as a solar filter, and allows views to the activity inside.</i><br><br>Behind the south façade to the road we see through solar control panels and exposed structure to the activity inside: stairs, meeting room pods, circulation balconies, ventilation ducts animate the building.  <br><br>The expression of the building is derived directly from the passive solar design and the use of photovoltaic cells for electricity production and solar shading.  Low level winter sun is introduced whilst summer sun is excluded; the ventilation ducts draw air through the innovation units and into the atrium.<br><br>Meeting rooms and social spaces are located within the atrium, visible from the outside, and with views to the City.',
                            '<b>Daventry Innovation centre: The IHub Cluster building</b> <br><div class="thinBR"><br></div>The new building at the end of the proposed urban landscape is the culmination of the new marina development, and the focal point of the entry to Daventry Town Centre.<br><div class="thinBR"><br></div><i>The building is made of two parts: The raised landscape and podium building, and the innovation units above (Cluster).</i><br><div class="thinBR"><br><br></div><b>Cluster blocks</b><br>The north façade is made up of the individual units, clustered like honeycomb.<br><div class="thinBR"><br></div><i>Each of the units is unique.</i><br>Each of the units is unique. Whilst the building’s structure is rational, the layout and innovative use of cross laminated timber panels allow for each unit to be different. Expansion into adjacent units, or exchange for larger units are both possible.  A series of different designs accommodate and reflect the different scales of users, providing creative spaces that interpret and embrace the uniqueness of each end user. <br><div class="thinBR"><br><br></div><b>Landscape/Podium</b><br><i>The building sits on top of a grass bank planted with trees or covered with flowers.</i><br><div class="thinBR"><br></div>Inside the raised bank, sheltered from the noise of the road, is the inner lawn- a place to sit and eat lunch, or to be used as a break-out space for conference delegates, or just somewhere to pause whilst walking or cycling along the new canal. <br><div class="thinBR"><br></div>The podium building accommodates the common spaces; entrance, reception, exhibition spaces, and meeting rooms.  Central to the podium building is the top-lit conference room and restaurant, with access onto the lawn for events. <br><div class="thinBR"><br></div>A small public square provides a stop for the proposed Personal Rapid Transport system, access to the car parking and announces the entrance to the new building. The entry to the building is through a cut in the bank, visible from the new PRT stop on the main road.<br><div class="thinBR"><br></div>The car parking is arranged along a treed walkway that follows the edge of the proposed Marina and Canal, creating a shared cobbled surface with benches overlooking the canal.<br><div class="thinBR"><br><br></div><b>Solar facade</b><br><i>The south façade acts as a solar filter, and allows views to the activity inside.</i><br><div class="thinBR"><br></div>Behind the south façade to the road we see through solar control panels and exposed structure to the activity inside: stairs, meeting room pods, circulation balconies, ventilation ducts animate the building.  <br><div class="thinBR"><br></div>The expression of the building is derived directly from the passive solar design and the use of photovoltaic cells for electricity production and solar shading.  Low level winter sun is introduced whilst summer sun is excluded; the ventilation ducts draw air through the innovation units and into the atrium.<br><div class="thinBR"><br></div>Meeting rooms and social spaces are located within the atrium, visible from the outside, and with views to the City.',
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                        new Array(blank, "selected&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;", typeDummy, pageFormat3, new Array(),'',''),

                        new Array(blank, "cambridge university", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope1.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope1.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope2.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope2.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope4.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope4.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope5.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope5.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope6.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope6.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope7.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope7.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope9.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope9.jpg"),
                                new Array("cambridge university, department of architecture",  "./imgsmall/Scroope11.jpg", "./imgzoom/Scroope11.jpg")
                            ),
                            'This building provides a new undergraduate studio and workshop for one of Britain’s best schools of architecture.  The building is connected to the listed Georgian terrace, adjacent to the seminal 1950’s extension designed by Colin St John Wilson, and close to existing protected trees.  The building expresses the Department’s commitment to sustainable design;  it is constructed entirely from timber, insulated with hemp, and cooled using innovative radiant ceiling panels with a system that exchanges heat with the ground.',
                            '<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">cost</td><td>GBP 980,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Cameron Taylor</td></tr><tr><td id="b">quantity surveyor</td><td>Gardiner & Theobold</td></tr><tr><td id="b">m&e engineers</td><td>Max Fordham</td></tr><tr><td id="b">completion</td><td>2007</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "the black house", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH1.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH1.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH2.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH2.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH3.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH3.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH4.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH4.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH5.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH5.jpg"),
                                new Array("the black house", "./imgsmall/BlackH6.jpg", "./imgzoom/BlackH6.jpg")
                            ),
                            '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.',
                            '<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>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "lynn road", typePage, pageFormat6, new Array(
                                new Array("lynn road", './imgsmall/Lynn1.jpg', './imgzoom/Lynn1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("lynn road", './imgsmall/Lynn2.jpg', './imgzoom/Lynn2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("lynn road", './imgsmall/Lynn3.jpg', './imgzoom/Lynn3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("lynn road", './imgsmall/Lynn4.jpg', './imgzoom/Lynn4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("lynn road", './imgsmall/Lynn5.jpg', './imgzoom/Lynn5.jpg' ),
                                new Array("lynn road", './imgsmall/Lynn6.jpg', './imgzoom/Lynn6.jpg' )
                            ),
                            'This is a single storey dwelling, arranged around south facing views to the cathedrl. Internal walls constructed from dense concrete block provide thermal mass inside a highly insulated timber frame. External cladding is a mixture of reclaimed tiles, green oak boards, and stained softwood.',
                            '<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 280,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Andrew Firebrace <br>Partnership</td></tr><tr><td id="b">completion</td><td>2003</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "the long house", typePage, pageFormat5, new Array(
                                new Array("the long house", './imgsmall/longhouse3.jpg', './imgzoom/longhouse3.jpg' ),                                
                                new Array("the long house", './imgsmall/longhouse4.jpg', './imgzoom/longhouse4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("the long house", './imgsmall/longhouse5.jpg', './imgzoom/longhouse5.jpg' ),
                                new Array("the long house", './imgsmall/longhouse1.jpg', './imgzoom/longhouse1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("the long house", './imgsmall/longhouse2.jpg', './imgzoom/longhouse2.jpg' )
                            ),
                            'This house, for a site in the Cambridgeshire Fens, takes the forms of local brick storage buildings, and adapts it to suit a house, with the whole of one side open to the south to allow passive solar heating.  The elongated house is a development of the traditional farmhouse plan, with bedrooms in the roof space and a galleried living room.',
                            '<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 220,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Andrew Firebrace <br>Partnership</td></tr><tr><td id="b">completion</td><td>2005</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "house 1 (tower house)", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("house 1 (tower house)", './imgsmall/house1_1.jpg', './imgzoom/house1_1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("house 1 (tower house)", './imgsmall/house1_2.jpg', './imgzoom/house1_2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("house 1 (tower house)", './imgsmall/house1_3.jpg', './imgzoom/house1_3.jpg' )
                            ),
                            '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.',
                            '<table id="propertystats"><tr><td id="b">client</td><td>Private</td></tr><tr><td id="b">location</td><td>London</td></tr><tr><td id="b">project</td><td>1997</td></tr></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "great wilbraham", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("great wilbraham", './imgsmall/GtWilbraham1.jpg', './imgzoom/GtWilbraham1.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great wilbraham", './imgsmall/GtWilbraham2.jpg', './imgzoom/GtWilbraham2.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great wilbraham", './imgsmall/GtWilbraham3.jpg', './imgzoom/GtWilbraham3.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great wilbraham", './imgsmall/GtWilbraham4.jpg', './imgzoom/GtWilbraham4.jpg' ),
                                new Array("great wilbraham", './imgsmall/GtWilbraham5.jpg', './imgzoom/GtWilbraham5.jpg' )
                                
                            ), 
                            'This cottage was transformed with the addition of a steel framed structure to the rear.  The sliding/folding doors allow the new rooms to open to the west, where the new external rainscreen cladding and doors in untreated Douglas Fir address the garden elevation.',
                            '<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 70,000</td></tr><tr><td id="b">engineer</td><td>Andrew Firebrace Partnership</td></tr><tr><td id="b" >completion</td><td>1998</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")
                            ),
                            '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></table>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "wabi tea house", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                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/teahouse4.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse4.jpg"),
                                new Array("wabi tea house",  "./imgsmall/teahouse5.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse5.jpg"),
                                new Array("wabi tea house",  "./imgsmall/teahouse6.jpg", "./imgzoom/teahouse6.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>'
                        ),
                        new Array(blank, "ramblers", typePage, pageFormat3, new Array(
                                new Array("ramblers",  "./imgsmall/ramblers1.jpg", "./imgzoom/ramblers1.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/ramblers5.jpg", "./imgzoom/ramblers5.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>'
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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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                        new Array("who", "./img/practiceprofile.jpg", '' )
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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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//v1.2                            '<b>21st Century House</b><br>Jonathan Bell, Lawrence King  2006<br><br><b>Contemporary Design in Detail: Sustainable Environments</b><br>Yenna Chan, Rockport 2007<br><br><b>The House Builders Bible</b><br>Mark Brinckley  2005<br><br><b>Moderne Giebelhaus- Traditionelle Form- innovatives Konzept</b><br>Andreas K. Vetter, Callawy 2007<br><br><b>Cement Fibre- Technology & Design</b><br>Prof Jan R Krause, Birhauser Verlag 2006<br><br><b>Timber and the sustainable home</b><br>Cathy Strongman, TRADA publications 2008<br><br><b>The Sustainable Home: The Essential Guide to Eco-Building</b><br>Cathy Strongman, Merrel Publishers',
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//v1.5.1                            '<b>21st Century House</b><br>Jonathan Bell, Lawrence King  2006<br><br><b>Contemporary Design in Detail: Sustainable Environments</b><br>Yenna Chan, Rockport 2007<br><br><b>The House Builders Bible</b><br>Mark Brinckley  2005<br><br><b>Moderne Giebelhaus- Traditionelle Form- innovatives Konzept</b><br>Andreas K. Vetter, Callawy 2007<br><br><b>Cement Fibre- Technology & Design</b><br>Prof Jan R Krause, Birhauser Verlag 2006<br><br><b>Timber and the sustainable home</b><br>Cathy Strongman, TRADA publications 2008<br><br><b>The Sustainable Home: The Essential Guide to Eco-Building</b><br>Cathy Strongman, Merrel Publishers<br><br><b>Grand Designs Handbook: The Blueprint for Building Your Dream Home (Paperback)</b><br>by Kevin McCloud',
//v1.5.1++
                            '<br><br><br><b>21st Century House</b><br>Jonathan Bell, Lawrence King  2006<br><br><b>Contemporary Design in Detail: Sustainable Environments</b><br>Yenna Chan, Rockport 2007<br><br><b>The House Builders Bible</b><br>Mark Brinckley  2005<br><br><b>Moderne Giebelhaus- Traditionelle Form- innovatives Konzept</b><br>Andreas K. Vetter, Callawy 2007<br><br><b>Cement Fibre- Technology & Design</b><br>Prof Jan R Krause, Birhauser Verlag 2006<br><br><b>Timber and the sustainable home</b><br>Cathy Strongman, TRADA publications 2008<br><br><b>The Sustainable Home: The Essential Guide to Eco-Building</b><br>Cathy Strongman, Merrel Publishers<br><br><b>Grand Designs Handbook: The Blueprint for Building Your Dream Home (Paperback)</b><br>by Kevin McCloud',
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//v1.1++
//v1.5.1                    '<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> </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>',
//v1.5.1++
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//v1.1            '<br><br><br><font class="bigFont">contacts</font><br><br><br><font class="medFont">If you would like to discuss a project or require further details please contact Meredith Bowles:<br><br><br><b>Mole Architects Ltd.</b><br>The Black House<br>Kingdon Avenue<br>Prickwillow<br>Cambs CB7 4UL<br><br></font><font style="font-size: 10; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Sans-Serif; color: gray" > 01353 688287<br><br></font><table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" ><tr><td><a href="mailto:studio@molearchitects.co.uk">mailto:studio@molearchitects.co.uk</a></td></tr></table><br><br><font class="medFont">Registered in England and Wales No 4514104.  <br>Registered office 41 St Mary’s St Ely, Cambs CB7 4HF<br><br>VAT No 878 5940 57</font>',
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//v1.2            "<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>   <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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//v1.3            "<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>          <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>LATEST</td><td>Applications are currently being accepted for this years Studio In The Woods. <br> Download registration forms at <a href='http://www.mitchelltaylorworkshop.co.uk/studio.asp'>[http://www.mitchelltaylorworkshop.co.uk/studio.asp]</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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//v1.5            "<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>          <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>LATEST</td><td>Applications are currently being accepted for this years Studio In The Woods. <br> Download registration forms at <a href='http://www.mitchelltaylorworkshop.co.uk/studio.asp'>[http://www.mitchelltaylorworkshop.co.uk/studio.asp]</a></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>",
//v1.5++
//v1.5.2            "<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>    <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>",
//v.1.5.2++
//v1.5.4"<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>    <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>LATEST</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles to chair RIBA Awards panel East Midlands region.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>LATEST</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>",
//v1.5.4++
//v1.5.5"<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>     <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>26&nbsp;03&nbsp;10</td><td>Mole wins David Urwin Awards.<br> Prizes for 'An Exemplar of Sustainability' were awarded to Cavendish Avenue and University of Cambridge, Department of Architecture.  See  <a href='http://www.cambridge.gov.uk/ccm/content/planning-and-building-control/historic-environment-and-trees/david-urwin-awards.en'>[link to cambridge.gov.uk]</a> </td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>      <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>LATEST</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles to chair RIBA Awards panel East Midlands region.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>LATEST</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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//"<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>     <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'>LATEST</td><td>Director Meredith Bowles to chair RIBA Awards panel East Midlands region.</td></tr>         <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr> <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>LATEST</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>",

//v1.5.6"<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>     <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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//v1.6 "<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>    <tr><td class='newsDateCol'>05&nbsp;10&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>",
//v1.6++
"<table align='right' width='600' class='medfont' border='0' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'>      <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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