Bath Life – issue 429

NOW AND THEN Bath architects share their favourite historical and contemporary Bath building By Sarah Moolla

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rchitecture, both new and old, deﬁnes a city. We may marvel at the rich architectural history of Bath from the Royal Crescent to the Roman Baths but good modern architecture also has the ability to inspire, and invoke wonder. Together they create impact on our response and reactions to our surroundings. To explore this further, we asked eight local architects to talk us through their favourite old and new Bath buildings.

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NOW AND THEN Bath architects share their favourite historical and contemporary Bath building

LIVES Theatre Royal’s Graeme Savage

INTERIOR DESIGN Andy Goodwin on creating Bath’s hot new restaurant and private members’ club

BATHWORKS The local businesses making the headlines

PROPERTY NEWS Keep up to date with Bath’s property scene

SHOWCASE A home centuries in the making

PROPERTY INTRO A new chapter for a former printworks site

EDITOR’S CHOICE Tickled pink for a good cause

INTRO The millennial’s favourite shade and how to wear it

FARM SHOPS Transforming your weekly shop into an experience

TRY 5 Crowd pleasing pasta dishes

ARCHITECTURE New and old builds are explored and discussed by Bath’s leading architects

RESTAURANT DoubleTree Bath By Hilton is revamped and serving up great food

BOOKS Nic Bottomley heads east

WHAT’S ON The art, film and theatre happening in October

BIG INTERVIEW Fun Lovin’ Criminal Huey Morgan on loving adopted city of Bath

ARTS INTRO Bath’s newest art fair

INSIDE STORY Phillippa May on upcycling

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