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Let’s Get Some Druids In

Waterperry House, our retreat centre in the south of England, is well known to many members of the School all over the world. David has been bursar there for nearly two decades and overseen many developments in that time. Here he writes about one of them. 

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Vaastu Architecture – Another Architecture

Ben is an architect. His interest in philosophy and yoga led him to explore Vaastu architecture. What could Vaastu architecture offer, in addition to his western training? Read on to hear some of his discoveries.

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A Life in Maps

From an early interest in maps, Martin developed a career creating maps, for industry, publishing and elsewhere.  How do cartographers approach their work?  Do they see the world as a map?  Read on to hear more about this fascinating aspect of design. Martin is a senior philosophy student in London and runs the School’s branch in South East London.

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Designing for Earthquakes

Michael is an architect, working in New Zealand, where buildings can be subject to sudden earthquakes.  How do you create structures that will withstand abrupt lateral and vertical movements?  And how do you strengthen existing buildings to preserve life in the event of a big quake? What about the School’s building? Read on to understand more about these challenges.

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