Source: Morgan SindallExteriorSource: Fischer StudiosFacadeSource: Fischer StudiosExteriorSource: Fischer StudiosFacadeSource: Fischer StudiosWindow viewSource: Fischer StudiosStudent bedroomSource: Fischer StudiosKitchenSource: Fischer StudiosStudent kitchenSource: Fischer StudiosSource: Morgan SindallStaircaseSource: Fischer StudiosSource: Fischer Studios1/12show captionOxford Brookes University has opened 342 en-suite student rooms as part of the first phase of the redevelopment of Clive Booth Student Village, designed by MICA. The multi-phase project aims to provide 1,350 rooms within a woodland setting in East Oxford, adjacent to the universitys Headington Campus.The project seeks to address student housing demand in Oxford, reducing pressure on the private rental market while enabling students to benefit from improved access to pastoral support. The scheme has been designed to integrate with the surrounding landscape, and includes several outdoor communal spaces.Jessie Turnbull, associate director at MICA, highlighted the focus on student wellbeing in the design:The university was keen to construct high quality, low impact accommodation that would be a calm and secure place to live, offering students a living space where they can relax and bring their best selves to their studies.MICAs design seeks to prioritise sustainability, with recycled materials used in furnishings fabricated locally, including communal kitchen tables and benches made from 100% recycled plastic.>> Also read:MICA completes redevelopment of Pembroke College site in OxfordMark Tugwell, deputy director of estates at Oxford Brookes University, described the development as a way to meet the needs of students and reduce pressure on the local housing market: The transformation of the Clive Booth Student Village site is providing high-quality rooms and social spaces for our students within a picturesque setting near to our Headington Campus.It will also benefit the local community by reducing pressure on the Oxford housing supply by allowing more students to live in excellent student accommodation on our estate.The development also incorporates sustainable design features such as large operable windows to provide natural ventilation and maximise daylight. Further phases of the project are planned.Project Team:Client: Oxford Brookes UniversityArchitect: MICAMain Contractor: Morgan SindallProject Manager: Turner & TownsendCost Management: Turner & TownsendStructural Engineer: IntegralM&E Engineer: ArupLandscape Architects: LDAPlanning Consultant: SavillsAccess Consultant: Jane Simpson AccessBuilding Control: Bureau Veritas/ SOCOTecFire Consultant: ArupAcoustic Consultant: ArupPrincipal Designer (CDM): MICA

Regal and 4C Group bring forward second scheme working togetherMorris + Company's Source: Regal / 4C GroupSource: Regal / 4C Group1/2show captionPlans for a student-led scheme with more than 200 residential units have been submitted to Camden Council.Developers Regal and 4C Group have brought forward the project at 33-35 Jamestown Road and 211 Arlington Road, after the completion of their first joint project in Aldgate earlier this year.The proposals, which were designed by Morris + Company, include 187 student bedrooms, 27 affordable homes, as well as flexible commercial space.According to the developers, Camden is Londons fourth-highest borough for student residents, and the plans include study areas to accommodate residents.All of the affordable homes are dual- or triple-aspect and comprise a mix of social rent and intermediate tenures.The building, which wraps around a historic 19th-century pub, 31 Jamestown Road, includes nearly 3500 sqft of flexible commercial space with a publicly accessible frontage, as well as a woodland-inspired courtyard.Steve Harrington, planning director at Regal, said: Our partnership with 4C Group is rooted in a shared commitment to delivering great urban developments.Building on the success of The Haydon, this latest project in Camden demonstrates our aligned expertise and ambition to reshape underutilised sites into thriving, future-forward spaces.4C Groups ambition, coupled with Regals strong development and construction capabilities is the ideal match. Together, were bringing a richly layered development to Camden Town that meets community needs, supports biodiversity, and elevates urban regeneration.

This week, Minister for Housing Matthew Pennycook announced the closure of the Office for Place. Launched in 2021, the Office for Place shifted the housing debate away from bricks and mortar, pounds and pence, to focus on places and people, I, for one, welcomed this. The 2022 announcement that it would become an arms length body was even bolder.In full disclosure, I was one of four candidates selected by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC), now known (once again) as the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), for the role of Chair of the Office for Place. While this role wasnt one I had initially considered, my research into the organisations remit piqued my interest.To prepare for the interview, I spoke with many colleagues and friends in the industry. I had always felt I understood the challenges we face, but speaking with others reminded me of Albert Einsteins words: The more I learn, the more I realise how much I dont know.AdvertisementThe key message from these conversations was clear: aligning the goals of key stakeholders is critical. Creating a coalition of the willing, as one colleague eloquently put it. Issues such as land value, funding gaps for art, culture, public realm, sustainability and risk are important; but the first step is uniting these disparate groups. This should have been a key goal of the Office for Place.As I rearranged the ferns in my office, crafting the perfect backdrop for the online interview for the job, I was tickled by my obsession with making my place perfect. I was uncharacteristically nervous as the panel appeared one by one on my screen. After the polite introductions, I was asked to articulate my vision for the Office for Place. I kept it simple: it must bridge the gap between our housing ambitions and the ability to deliver them. It must break down barriers to development, unite stakeholders and remind them that, despite differences in approach, we are working toward the same goal.I went on to explain that the Office for Place should use its political influence to guide the government on meaningful actions: lowering the cost of land (starting with revising the strategic land process), simplifying the planning system (through expanded planning passporting in key areas), innovating funding methods (such as tokenising funding), and developing powerful stakeholder engagement strategies. Above all, it must be attuned to the unique needs across the country. There is no one-size-fits-all solution to placemaking. Every development, community and location is different and thats the challenge of placemaking.Although Im disappointed by the disbanding of the Office for Place, I believe this will not be the end of the governments focus on place. The New Towns Taskforce is promising, but I hope its vision doesnt become too narrow. The government must be mindful not to shift its focus entirely from people and place to numbers and units and build on the work of Nicholas Boys Smith and the wider Office for Place team.Regeneration will be key, as these sites are often in areas where people want to live. We need to understand how to retrofit place to safeguard and enhance existing communities rather than displacing them.AdvertisementTrue placemaking demands that we look beyond buildings, beyond houses, and focus on community, health, culture, art, nature and wellbeing. Thats placemakings secret sauce.In recent days, many, including Michael Gove, have suggested that Labour has gone wrong by shifting focus away from beauty in the creation of homes, cities, and towns. However, the Office for Place should never have been centred around beauty. Beauty is important; but it is too ephemeral a concept to be used as a yardstick for judging good development. Instead, places should be judged by how they improve the lives of the people who live, work, play and move through them.The Office for Place should have focused on widening our understanding of good development, figuring out how to adapt and replicate that in other areas and encouraging the government to support these developments through ambitious policy and legislative changes.With its closure, I hope this broader, more holistic vision of development is not lost. I hope that we have not lost our sense of place. If we have, I fear that we will not be able to deliver the homes, places and spaces the country needs.Kunle Barker is a property expert, journalist and broadcaster2024-11-18Kunle Barkercomment and share

Key design features on the houses exterior are inspired by its context of decorative Victorian brick architecture, including the front elevations dog-tooth brickwork, its angled brick soffits and set-back glazing line. Materials include hand-made moulded bricks and extensive use of timber, similarly echoing their use on surrounding houses.Inside, the house is designed to maximise natural light and create a sense of openness, optimising views towards the rear garden. Floor-to-ceiling windows and high ceilings create bright, airy living spaces. Recessed glazed panels in the rear faade draw natural light deep into the house while offering expansive views out to the garden.The main living space is an open-plan kitchen and dining area, from where large sliding doors open to a terraced garden. Upstairs, French doors with Juliet balconies in the bedrooms are designed to frame views of the landscape beyond.AdvertisementTo minimise the effect of a deep layout, large skylights and an open-thread staircase create a lightwell down through the centre of the house.The houses fabric is highly insulated and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) is installed. Solar glazing and rooflights incorporate shading to mitigate the risk of overheating and there is a biodiverse green roof.Architects viewFrame House embodies an innovative architectural approach that celebrates light, views, and openness while balancing privacy within a contemporary urban setting. At its core, the design is distinguished by an angled faade that both frames and directs the interiors connection to the outside world, enhancing natural light and creating dynamic sightlines.The strategic angling of the buildings exterior acts as a frame to the landscape, capturing specific views and transforming the homes orientation. Large, thoughtfully placed glass panels invite daylight to flood the interiors, creating a sense of continuity between the indoor and outdoor environments. This brings a strong visual and spatial openness, while the contemporary brickwork grounds the structure in an inviting warmth that suits the local context.The framing concept also extends inside, where careful consideration of materials and layouts emphasses spatial flow, giving each room a unique perspective and connection to light. This approach creates a living experience that is ever-changing with the seasons and the movement of sunlight, marking Frame House as a distinctive, harmonious addition to its surroundings.Ayca Vural-Cutts, director, Studio AVC Source:Studio AVCProject dataStart on site August 2023CompletionOctober 2024Gross internal floor area 190m2Gross (internal + external) floor area 240m2Form of contract or procurement route Two-stage tenderConstruction cost UndisclosedArchitect Studio AVCStructural engineer Anderson Consulting EngineersPrincipal designer Studio AVCApproved building inspector Stroma Building ControlMain contractor Onebuild GroupEnvironmental performance dataOn-site energy generation 0% (PV cells to be installed at a later stage)Annual mains water consumption 125l/p/pm3/occupantAirtightness at 50Pa15 m3/h.m2Heating and hot water load 19218 kWh/m2/yrOverall area-weighted U-value 0.21 W/m2KAnnual CO2 emissions 4564.99 kgCO2/m2

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Show more RetailMeNot RetailMeNot'sDeal Finder browser extensionautomatically applies the best available discount codes and cash-back options at checkout. The extension is supported by more than 20,000 retailers, including Target, Macy's, Lenovo and DoorDash. CNET has been singing the tool's praises since 2010 for makingonline coupon hunting less annoying. In September 2024, Ziff Davis, which owns RetailMeNot, acquired CNET. Show more Offers.com Offers.comis a place to check for special deals such as free shipping, buy-one-get-one-free and other perks that can save you money when shopping online. This Firefox extension also finds coupon codes. When it finds a code, it saves it for you and adds it to your shopping cart. The extension also opens another browser page and displays all of the sales for the site you're viewing, so you never miss a great deal. Show more Fakespot This dashcam has a 4.6-star average rating from over 100 customers, but Fakespot gave those reviews an F. Screenshot by Rick Broida/CNETUser reviews give you an idea of the quality of a product before you buy. The problem is, many companies hire people to post good reviews for bad products on sites like Amazon. Fakespot is an extension that analyzes reviews to see which ones are baloney and which you can trust so you're less likely to waste your money on a dud. Show more CouponCabin CouponCabin is different from other money-saving browser extensions because it gives you little tips every time you do a search on Google, whether you're wanting to buy or not. Say you're Googling information on the latest Stephen King book. CouponCabin will give you a little alert in your search results that it's on sale. You can also earn 10% cash back by using this extension. Show more ShopSavvy The ShopSavvy app uses your phone's camera to scan barcodes to find the best price from physical and digital retailers. 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Half-Life 2: Episode 3 doesn't exist because Left 4 Dead doesNew Half-Life 2 documentary shows off never-before-seen footage of Episode 3.Image credit: Valve News by Vikki Blake Contributor Published on Nov. 17, 2024 As part of this weekend's special anniversary update, Valve has given fans a sneak peek of the cancelled Half-Life 2: Episode 3 project.As well as sharing stunning concept art and gameplay prototypes, the Half-Life 2 team reunited in the documentary to talk about the development of Episode 2.The developers also revealed that Episode 3 didn't make it after the team switched focus to concentrate on getting Left 4 Dead "out the door".Half-Life 2: 20th Anniversary Documentary.Watch on YouTube"Left 4 Dead needed an all-hands-on effort to ship, and so we put down [Episode 3] to go help Left 4 Dead," explained developer David Speyre."It was a really tight shipping schedule and it required a lot of work from everybody to get it out the door. It was worth it - I mean, Left 4 Dead came out great. But it took long enough - and this is the tragic and almost comical thing about it - it took long enough that by the time we considered going back to Episode 3, the argument was made like, well, we missed it. It's too late now. We really need to make a new engine to continue the Half-Life series."Now, in hindsight, that seems so wrong. We could have definitely gone back and spent two years to make Episode 3."The documentary also delves into specific details like weapon design, such as the ice gun that could be used to create cover, ascend over obstructions, or provide players makeshift ledges to get down the side of mountains, and so on.But at the end of documentary, Valve boss Gabe Newell admitted that one of the reasons Episode 3 never came to be was because his "personal failure was being stumped"."You can't get lazy and say, oh, we're moving the story forward. [But] that's copping out of your obligation to gamers. Yes, of course, they loved the story - they love many, many aspects of it, but sort of saying that your reason to do it is because people want to know what happens next"You know, we could have shipped it. Like, it wouldn't have been that hard. My personal failure was being stumped. Like, I couldn't figure out why doing Episode 3 was pushing anything forward."The team did, however, reflect that if Episode 3 had been realised, we may not have seen other sequels like Portal 2 or Left 4 Dead 2.Newell also added that without Episodes, Dota may not have been made."If it weren't for the Episodes, there'd be no such thing as Dota. I know that sounds really weird, but it was the things that we learned in developing the Episodes that led to, you know, Team Fortress 2, to more rapid updates."The full documentary is available to watch online above. Don't forget that to mark Half-Life 2's 20th anniversary this weekend, Valve also released a special anniversary update, bundling in commentary, the previously separate Episodes 1 & 2, and more. Oh, and the game's free to keep over the next few days.

You can trust VideoGamer. Our team of gaming experts spend hours testing and reviewing the latest games, to ensure you're reading the most comprehensive guide possible. Rest assured, all imagery and advice is unique and original. Check out how we test and review games hereFortnites gameplay is always one for the players who like to create epic moments during their quest for Victory Royale. The looped island provides plenty of resources that help players dominate lobbies and remain the last man standing toward the endgame.To achieve that easily, players would sometimes hire an NPC in the game who would assist them by either pinging enemies around them or even providing them with resources such as ammo and health. However in the latest Remix season, NPCs have been made extinct and in their place, bosses are hireable only if you defeat them.So one Fortnite player did the obvious and got the boss to fight on their side until it turned into a brutal backstabbing moment for them that ultimately cost them the win.Fortnite player slams boss NPCs in Remix season making them lose gamesA Fortnite player named Reeves_Wilmoth shared the incident with a clip on the FortniteBR subreddit where they wrote, Ice Spice is not only the worst addition this season, but also a back stabbing no good bot that cost me a crowned Victory Royale.As a context they shared the video clip of themselves camping on top of a Zipline tower with the hired NPC boss when randomly the boss threw a Chiller Grenade right next to the player, causing them to slide down and get eliminated by fall damage.Fortnite player got thrown off by Ice Spice NPC boss they hired. Image by Reeves_Wilmoth.The player in frustration further said, Im pissed off at this bots mechanics. I enjoy the mythic rifle and the grappler she drops, but her boy had messed me up more than helped me by throwing down damn ice bombs that shoot me 20 feet in the wrong direction every time I shoot at someone, even costing me victory royales like I showed above. I had 8 elims and was top 3.The incident sparked an outrage in the Fortnite community as players shared similar instances on NPCs costing them to lose in crucial moments during gameplay. As a solution, one player suggested, Yea I dismiss her every match I win the Shark so shes no longer following me.Another player who faced a similar tragedy shared, She is the absolute worst. It took a whole team of us the other day to figure out how to make her stop throwing ice at us in the middle of nowhere with nobody else around. We tried dancing, we tried everything. It took mad long & we didnt even know what we did to get her to stop. Its best to never have her with you. She is the worst bot ever introduced to the game by far & will likely cost you the match.So the next time you defeat a boss in Fortnite Remix, make sure to dismiss them as a follower if you dont want them hindering your gameplay. To do so on PC, simply press your mouse wheel and click on Dismiss Follower under the Follower Comms wheel. On console, do the similar function by long pressing the left D-Pad. FortnitePlatform(s):Android, iOS, macOS, Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/XGenre(s):Action, Massively Multiplayer, Shooter9VideoGamerSubscribe to our newsletters!By subscribing, you agree to our Privacy Policy and may receive occasional deal communications; you can unsubscribe anytime.Share

I spent my life savings on a motion capture suit. Do I regret it? By Jamie on November 18, 2024 3D News With the rise of AI motion capture tools, should you still invest into hardware motion capture setups? Jamie Dunbar compares several solutions to let us know.Over the last few years AI motion capture tools have became the rage. In this video I put the most popular AI tools to the test and compare them to a Rokoko mocap suit.Can AI replace these expensive suits? And which tools do I recommend you use?

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