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Jul 29

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Apr 16

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Building new flats and commercial spaces can benefit the community in several ways:

1. **Increased Housing Availability**: Building new flats provides more housing options, which can help address housing shortages and provide affordable housing opportunities for residents.

2. **Economic Growth**: Commercial spaces attract businesses, creating job opportunities and stimulating economic growth within the community.

3. **Enhanced Services**: More businesses mean more amenities and services available locally, improving the quality of life for residents.

4. **Community Revitalization**: New developments can breathe new life into neighborhoods, attracting investment and revitalizing previously neglected areas.

5. **Increased Property Values**: Well-planned developments can increase property values in the surrounding area, benefiting homeowners and local government through increased tax revenues.

Overall, building new flats and commercial spaces can contribute to a thriving and vibrant community by providing essential services, stimulating economic activity, and improving residents’ quality of life.

Mar 27

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37th floor apartment fit-out work in progress
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#volutelondon #fitout #volute #highendresidential #design #londoninteriors #interiordesign #dhliberty #nineelms

Mar 26

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Great progress , 4th floor is being built and getting ready for the next …
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#volutelondon #peckhamrye #volute #newbuild #propertydevelopment #propertyinvestment

Mar 13

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MIPIM life 2024 #mipim2024 #mipimworld

Feb 8

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We're thrilled to showcase our commercial building : a sleek commercial office building built and meticulously fitted out over 4 floors in the heart of Clerkenwell. Follow our Instagram for an in-depth look into the design process, behind-the-scenes insights, and work in progress. #Clerkenwell #OfficeDesign #CommercialBuild #FitOut"

Jan 25

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Embrace your creativity and ignite motivation! 🚀 Dive into new challenges, explore uncharted ideas, and watch the sparks of innovation light up your journey. Your unique perspective fuels progress. Keep creating, keep inspiring! 💡 #Creativity #Motivation #Innovation #volutelondon

Jan 24

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Exciting progress on our 6000 sq ft development project! 🔨 All systems go, and things are moving smoothly. Stay tuned for more updates as we bring this vision to life! #DevelopmentProgress #ExcitingTimesdevelopment #development #londonbuilders #loveconstruction

Jan 16

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Serene simplicity meets modern elegance in our newly renovated bathroom oasis. ✨ #HomeTransformations #volutelondon #bathroomdesign #interiorfinishes

Dec 22

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Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year from all at Volute London!
#christmas #new2024 #volutelondon

Aug 2

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Really proud of this project that is nearing completion. We cannot wait to have all finished and reveal a full glory.
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#volutelondon #crittalldoors #volute #highendresidential #design #mayfair

Jul 25

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The origin of stairs is uncertain, but it is certain that humans have been carving steps in mountains for millennia. In the ruins of Mohenjo-daro, for example, built 4,500 years ago in Pakistan, there are examples of stone stairways. Around 2000 BC the Egyptians started to build stairs leading up to temples. The Romans were fans too, and staircases often featured in their theatres, basilicas and amphitheatres. The earliest surviving stairs were made of stone, but that may be more due to the durable nature of the material. Nowadays most stairs are made of wood, although this depends on the type of staircase. Other materials that are commonly used are iron, steel and concrete and even glass. Indeed, reinforced concrete has allowed architects to design seemingly gravity-defying staircases.

#stairdesign #volutelondon #loveconstruction

Jul 6

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The word derives from the Latin voluta ("scroll"). It has been suggested that the ornament was inspired by the curve of a ram's horns, or perhaps was derived from the natural spiral found in the ovule of a common species of clover native to Greece. Alternatively, it may simply be of geometrical origin. The ornament can be seen in Renaissance and Baroque architecture and is a common decoration in furniture design, silverware and ceramics. A method of drawing the complex geometry was devised by the ancient Roman architect Vitruvius through the study of classical buildings and structures. .
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#volutelondon #london #volute #staircase #designideas #loveconstruction

Jun 29

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Hut Architects - work in progress #loveconstruction #architect

Jun 23

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One small rack out of three in the house.
We are using AV specialists to design , programme and interface various technologies in order to provide an exclusive usability and control of the house
@linkitsolutions

Jun 23

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Design in progress #volutelondon #designinspiration

Design thinking is a non-linear, iterative process

Stage 1: Empathize—Research
Stage 2: Define
Stage 3: Ideate—Challenge Assumptions and Create Ideas
Stage 4: Prototype—Start to Create Solutions
Stage 5: Test—Try Your Solutions Out

We rigorously test the complete product using the best solutions identified in the Prototype stage. This is the final stage of the five-stage model; @racheldein @bisazzauk @hut_architecture #loveconstruction

Jun 23

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Rachel Dein’s artwork installation is being finalised. Beautiful pieces representation of nature has been the province of artists since the late Minoan painters and potters decorated palace walls and pottery with lilies, saffron, and other flowers thousands of years ago. Rachel’s work evolved from the old tradition of nature printing, the technique of using the surface of a natural object to make a print. Leonardo da Vinci described the process in his Codice Atlantico of 1508, illustrating with a singular print of a sage leaf, its stem, mid-rib, veins, and curved edge standing out in vivid details @racheldein #artwork #hiendresidential #finefinishes @hut_architecture #loveconstruction

May 6

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Big Coronation Day! God Save the King @buckinghampalace.official

Apr 4

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Jan 6

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