A selection of work from the first at University, including a design for a bomb damage infill house and a landscape installation.
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A design for an art gallery to primarly house sculpture. The building was designed to fit in a gap and glimpses of the blue facade could be seen from several different streets. Internally glimpses of the artwork could be seen through various openings in the walls.
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A selected project from the the third year at university of a portable education cinema. The aim of the cinema was to be able to be taken to remote places on the back of a six wheel landrover. It was also to not only offer education but be flexible and be used for treatment and other uses.
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The second of two selected projects from the 4th year. This was a music college that was cut into the side of a hill adjacent to an business park. This design was based on soundscapes with the analysis of the existing soundscape and a desire to add more depth to the current bland soundscape.
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A design for a training centre and U15 football indoor and outdoortraining pitches. The indoor pitch had small stands for parents and trainers to watch the game.
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An artwork installation on the site of an old mill. The design is derived from interactions of the river with its surroundings which are then viewed through the lens of the old mill. This installation was to house a projection of an art installation by the Boyle Family.
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Istanbul's mythlogical beginnings were from the coast and this regeneration scheme aimed to bring people back to the coast of the city of Istanbul. The borderlands along the edge of the city around the coast were innaccessible due to the city wall, then more modern installations of the railway and ring road. The railway breached the old city wall allowing glimpses of the city to escape forming structures that allowed access back to the coast. These glimpses were viewed through the lens of the iconic book Murder on the Orient Express.
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