DS 2.4

Tutors

Camilla Wilkinson

wilkinc@westminster.ac.uk

Camilla Wilkinson is an architect and lecturer. She has worked in high proufb01 le practices in Germany and the UK. Camilla makes research and lectures on the 1914-18 war camouufb02age system Dazzle Painting.

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Chris Bryant

C.Bryant@westminster.ac.uk

Chris Bryant is a founding director of London practice Alma-nac Collaborative Architecture.

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Guest Critics

Estera Badelita
Maria Bahrim (AFK Studios)
Scott Batty
George Bowell (Do Ho Suh Studio)
Stanislava Boskovic (Imperial College)
Josh Bulman
Sinead Fahey ( Jestico & Whiles)
Eric Guibert
Nick Hayhurst (Hayhurst & Co)
Phil Isaacs (Simple Works)
Steve Johnson (UCL)
Maja Jovic
Lou Kelemen (W/OW Studio)
Chris Leung (UCL)
Constance Lau
Will McLean
Mirna Pedalo
Caspar Rodgers (Alma-nac)
Urangua Sodnomjamts (dMFK)
Paolo Zaide

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Thanks

Harold Garner (Camden Council), Holly Creighton-Hird (Story Garden Manager), Steve Johnson (UCL), Mat Blackwell (Flimwell Park) Louisa O’Shaughnessy (Hastings Contemporary), Nikolay Shahpazov (Bennetts Associates), Rowland Keable, HG Matthews

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Fragments: Future Cities This year our approach explored thinking and making derived from fragments – knowledge, perception, history and imagination – to create layered concepts for architectural proposals in relation to the theme, Future Cities.? Fragment sites and redundant buildings are where small architectural innovations and new directions materialise. Somers Town, a residential area in London, sandwiched between its heavyweight neighbours Euston, Kings Cross St Pancras and the Knowledge Quarter is the focus for Camden’s New Neighbourhoods initiatives and our site for student propositions. Considering local plans, initiatives and ambitious sustainability goals, we invited students to imagine activities and environments that would support local residents. Brief 1 Fragment - Working in pairs, the students constructed 1:1 fragments from redundant materials and photographed them on site in order to generate ideas for a socially focused programme, and to develop concepts for an architectural proposition. Brief 2 Building for Sustainable Practises - This architectural proposal should act as a demonstration building that reduces the level of embodied carbon in construction. The building is to provide a venue for discussion and dissemination of the ideas it embodies within the borough – and further afield.

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