2022 Following last season’s All Valley Karate Tournament, Season 5 reveals that Terry Silver - who now has complete control of Cobra Kai - is planning to expand the dojo across the San Fernando Valley.

The other thing about ‘growth’ (of course) is that you can shout it all you like, but it is like screaming at a hal… twitter.Recent Examples on the Web Terry Silver, who usurped control of the dojo after double-crossing John Kreese, is expanding his empire.

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Stillpoint reviewed in Architecture Today by Meredith Bowles.

The window boxes in the houses on the east side are cantilevered over the river to scoop south light into the building and to provide views up and down the river. North/South section below… The rooflight on the left is actually sliced to minimise solar gain, and further along in the section, the entire first floor is shifted east to allow light into the back of the plan. Slightly rationalised plans as tendered/built below. This is (above) the first time I drew the final scheme up properly (above) – remember staying up all night just utterly consumed by wanting to get it perfect. Tinyue Liu did a brilliant set of working drawings, and worked closely with me on the project, and Kris Eley has done an incredible job in steering the project through all the complex on site operations. At one stage, the Bath heritage lobby talked of it single handedly being responsible for Bath’s World Heritage status being threatened. I’m pleased to have done something like this in central Bath, with all the listed and world heritage issues. At the time I was poring over everything Peter Salter had done, and this has rather manifested itself in the planning. In some ways it’s rather overwrought and over complicated, but it was one of those projects you design early on in your career where you (over) obsess over every tiny detail, but I kind of like the complexity. It’s rare having an opportunity to do this – typically, one gets commissioned to design a singular building. That’s the main thing, really – the creation of urban spaces with a series of buildings.

It’s the project I’ve lived and breathed for a few years and great to be able to do an urban project with almost medieval tight public spaces between the buildings that re-links a series of artisan courtyards. We (Mitchell Taylor Workshop) were commissioned in 2007 and had a several year process of negotiation before we were finally able to get on site. New complementary health clinic, martial arts dojo and housing in Bath on a tight site near the river, this project is finally nearing completion.

Dojo floor plan