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Olympic Fringes > Industrial Sanctuaries / This year we will continue the process of understanding the current discourses and attitudes towards the gradual transformation of disused Victorian Infrastructure in London into public spaces. We will be focusing on Hackney Wick and Fish Island, an area that sits adjacent to the Olympic Park and therefore at the midst of a significant urban transformation, which will be directly influenced by the wider scale redevelopment planned for East London. As well as being home to a varied constituency, the area also contains a valuable industrial built heritage from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Students: Felix Faire, Seb Harrison, Matthew Gregorowski, Zahra Haider, Tom Hamilton, Joe Hibbert, Rebecca Howe, Stephen Massiah, Dominic Murray-Vaughan, Rachel Roberts, Nimesha Paramanage, Heather Rouse, Fiona Stewart, Emma Woodward.
Tutors: Nikolai Delvendahl, Eric Martin
Students: Felix Faire, Seb Harrison, Matthew Gregorowski, Zahra Haider, Tom Hamilton, Joe Hibbert, Rebecca Howe, Stephen Massiah, Dominic Murray-Vaughan, Rachel Roberts, Nimesha Paramanage, Heather Rouse, Fiona Stewart, Emma Woodward.
Tutors: Nikolai Delvendahl, Eric Martin
Storyboard of Lent Term review:
Pairing A2 boards - one descriptive and one with a main image of each section.
Most of the descriptive information should already exist as part of previous presentations so it is a matter of choosing and printing the main images only.
Drawings of Bath House project at 1:200 and at least one A2 inhabitation image.
Models (all on tables):
1:500 concept model to fit in the context model
1:200 diagrammatic model(s)
1:100 model
Please also bring all other exploratory/concept models and the Bath House Concept Books
