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Heading Towards Net Zero at London’s Tate Modern
The process of interior design is made up of hundreds of decisions that each have a wider impact on our environment. When it came to designing a new café interior for the Tate Modern in London, architects Holland Harvey made sure that each choice they made had a positive impact – all whilst meeting the tough criteria of one of the capital’s most-loved public attractions.
Holland Harvey's Transformation of Tate Modern's 'Corner' Café
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