Academic Portfolio Architecture

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The Transparent Abattoir, part of The Leather Collective, takes a provocative approach to abattoir design by exposing the process to consumers and the local community.

A radical new student accommodation prototype for the Harrow campus of the University of Westminster, this project is part of a larger-scale masterplan in conjunction with the semester 1 proposal of The Continental Gardens. The proposal features a self-build approach to construction, enabling users to be directly involved in and educated about the construction process.

A multi purpose intervention on the Harrow campus of the University of Westminster, providing new exhibition and events spaces for students, and an elevated walkway with a gallery walk to offer an alternative route between the entrance and main campus buildings.

The architectural reclamation store and workshop aims to reduce architectural waste by reclaiming valuable building elements from the numerous local house renovations. The center provides restoration and design expertise, encouraging locals to reclaim and reuse rather than buy new. It is constructed primarily with reclaimed items, notably the exposed roof trusses.

A hybrid, multi-purpose market designed for a once historic market town. Stalls fit into parking spaces below the main structure, minimizing the required storage space when the market is closed. A sunflower-like facade opens to reveal a set of solar panels that power the entire market during its operation, and a rainwater collector ensures a constant flow of water for the users.

Mixed use residential and commercial leather workshop in Bethnal Green, London, specialising in leather goods upcycling and making. Providing space for aspiring leather craftspersons to bring their ideas to life, assisted by a family of skilled local artisans.