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The sun came out for us on what was a very special day testing the tile layout for the Cairns Street façade of the Fourth Corner, a new building in Granby developed by @granby4streetsclt and designed by @assembleofficial

These are 3536 of the 8804 hand-glazed tiles that will be installed in the first use of the super
low-carbon devitrified ceramic tiles developed with @matter_at.hand

It was an opportunity to see them at the scale they’ll be used - it’s difficult to visualise this when you’re looking at individual tiles or small batches.

The colour palette draws on the neighbouring brickwork – on Cairns Street façade it’s a blend of terracotta shades and the Granby Street side will be light yellows.

We were joined by people from Cairns Street who laid the tiles with us - both magic and a great help as it was definitely a bigger undertaking than we’d anticipated!

It feels very special to develop the next material chapter of the Workshop for the Fourth Corner - honouring our origins, from Liverpool 8 to the world.

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

@assembleofficial proud to have designed structural supports for our long time collaborator Big Chief Demond Melancon @qadamawi for his participation in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia this year with ‘Amistad Takeover’ Black Masking Indian suits. These stands are an iteration from the ones we made for V&A Black Masking Culture in 2019, when we approached the V&A Museum to showcase this incredible artist’s work; who was also our colleague and cofounding teacher at Material Institute in New Orleans since 2018. These solid oak stands have been delivered in collaboration with Villa Filanda Antonini in Treviso, built by Falegnameria Brianese, and with ongoing guidance from Big Chief, Alicia Melancon and David Favret. Thank you @qadamawi @marianeibrahimgallery @labiennale

Photos by @turbofusilli @labiennale @marialisogorskaya

@qadamawi @materialinstitute_neworleans @villa_filanda_antonini @falegnameria_brianese

#blackmaskingindians #bigchiefdemondmelancon #oak #armour

We have completed the deep retrofit of 10 Victorian villas forming student accommodation for St Anne’s College, Oxford.

The project aims to create a ‘home away from home’ for students at 1-10 Bevington Road and entails a comprehensive overhaul of the buildings situated in the North Oxford Conversation Area.

The reconfiguration of internal layouts provides 10 additional bedrooms - making a total of 82. Key upgrades to the building fabric are coupled with the careful incorporation of modern technology, improving thermal comfort whilst leading to an 80% decrease in operational energy demand and a reduction of the college’s reliance on fossil fuels as part of their estate-wide decarbonisation plan.

At the heart of the project are two key moves: restoring the original logic of the self-contained dwellings, so that they feel like homes and the introduction of new covered entrances to provide access and to connect the houses together. These new single storey buildings create a legible entry sequence from college - which historically would have been the rear of the houses - and are articulated with exposed timber roof structure, oak benches, skirting and glazed screens, and new filigree metalwork which references Victorian garden railings.

Inside the houses, the overarching aim is to create a renewed sense of domesticity, whilst addressing the practical challenges of bringing 160-year-old structures up to modern standards, fit for its population of students and conferencing guests. We have avoided a ‘one-size-fits-all’ strategy, instead working with the unique character and idiosyncrasies of each house.

Landscape @hortus_collective
Structural @webbyates
Heritage | @insallarch @rgarchitects
Acoustics | Formant
Accessibility | David Burdus
Fire | Semper
Planning | @newmark
Project Management | @ridgellp
Costs |@gleedsglobal
M&E | QODA

Photos | Alex Atack

We have completed the deep retrofit of 10 Victorian villas forming student accommodation for St Anne’s College, Oxford.

The project aims to create a ‘home away from home’ for students at 1-10 Bevington Road and entails a comprehensive overhaul of the buildings situated in the North Oxford Conversation Area.

The reconfiguration of internal layouts provides 10 additional bedrooms - making a total of 82. Key upgrades to the building fabric are coupled with the careful incorporation of modern technology, improving thermal comfort whilst leading to an 80% decrease in operational energy demand and a reduction of the college’s reliance on fossil fuels as part of their estate-wide decarbonisation plan.

At the heart of the project are two key moves: restoring the original logic of the self-contained dwellings, so that they feel like homes and the introduction of new covered entrances to provide access and to connect the houses together. These new single storey buildings create a legible entry sequence from college - which historically would have been the rear of the houses - and are articulated with exposed timber roof structure, oak benches, skirting and glazed screens, and new filigree metalwork which references Victorian garden railings.

Inside the houses, the overarching aim is to create a renewed sense of domesticity, whilst addressing the practical challenges of bringing 160-year-old structures up to modern standards, fit for its population of students and conferencing guests. We have avoided a ‘one-size-fits-all’ strategy, instead working with the unique character and idiosyncrasies of each house.

Landscape @hortus_collective
Structural @webbyates
Heritage | @insallarch @rgarchitects
Acoustics | Formant
Accessibility | David Burdus
Fire | Semper
Planning | @newmark
Project Management | @ridgellp
Costs |@gleedsglobal
M&E | QODA

Photos | Alex Atack

We have completed the deep retrofit of 10 Victorian villas forming student accommodation for St Anne’s College, Oxford.

The project aims to create a ‘home away from home’ for students at 1-10 Bevington Road and entails a comprehensive overhaul of the buildings situated in the North Oxford Conversation Area.

The reconfiguration of internal layouts provides 10 additional bedrooms - making a total of 82. Key upgrades to the building fabric are coupled with the careful incorporation of modern technology, improving thermal comfort whilst leading to an 80% decrease in operational energy demand and a reduction of the college’s reliance on fossil fuels as part of their estate-wide decarbonisation plan.

At the heart of the project are two key moves: restoring the original logic of the self-contained dwellings, so that they feel like homes and the introduction of new covered entrances to provide access and to connect the houses together. These new single storey buildings create a legible entry sequence from college - which historically would have been the rear of the houses - and are articulated with exposed timber roof structure, oak benches, skirting and glazed screens, and new filigree metalwork which references Victorian garden railings.

Inside the houses, the overarching aim is to create a renewed sense of domesticity, whilst addressing the practical challenges of bringing 160-year-old structures up to modern standards, fit for its population of students and conferencing guests. We have avoided a ‘one-size-fits-all’ strategy, instead working with the unique character and idiosyncrasies of each house.

Landscape @hortus_collective
Structural @webbyates
Heritage | @insallarch @rgarchitects
Acoustics | Formant
Accessibility | David Burdus
Fire | Semper
Planning | @newmark
Project Management | @ridgellp
Costs |@gleedsglobal
M&E | QODA

Photos | Alex Atack

We have completed the deep retrofit of 10 Victorian villas forming student accommodation for St Anne’s College, Oxford.

The project aims to create a ‘home away from home’ for students at 1-10 Bevington Road and entails a comprehensive overhaul of the buildings situated in the North Oxford Conversation Area.

The reconfiguration of internal layouts provides 10 additional bedrooms - making a total of 82. Key upgrades to the building fabric are coupled with the careful incorporation of modern technology, improving thermal comfort whilst leading to an 80% decrease in operational energy demand and a reduction of the college’s reliance on fossil fuels as part of their estate-wide decarbonisation plan.

At the heart of the project are two key moves: restoring the original logic of the self-contained dwellings, so that they feel like homes and the introduction of new covered entrances to provide access and to connect the houses together. These new single storey buildings create a legible entry sequence from college - which historically would have been the rear of the houses - and are articulated with exposed timber roof structure, oak benches, skirting and glazed screens, and new filigree metalwork which references Victorian garden railings.

Inside the houses, the overarching aim is to create a renewed sense of domesticity, whilst addressing the practical challenges of bringing 160-year-old structures up to modern standards, fit for its population of students and conferencing guests. We have avoided a ‘one-size-fits-all’ strategy, instead working with the unique character and idiosyncrasies of each house.

Landscape @hortus_collective
Structural @webbyates
Heritage | @insallarch @rgarchitects
Acoustics | Formant
Accessibility | David Burdus
Fire | Semper
Planning | @newmark
Project Management | @ridgellp
Costs |@gleedsglobal
M&E | QODA

Photos | Alex Atack

We have completed the deep retrofit of 10 Victorian villas forming student accommodation for St Anne’s College, Oxford.

The project aims to create a ‘home away from home’ for students at 1-10 Bevington Road and entails a comprehensive overhaul of the buildings situated in the North Oxford Conversation Area.

The reconfiguration of internal layouts provides 10 additional bedrooms - making a total of 82. Key upgrades to the building fabric are coupled with the careful incorporation of modern technology, improving thermal comfort whilst leading to an 80% decrease in operational energy demand and a reduction of the college’s reliance on fossil fuels as part of their estate-wide decarbonisation plan.

At the heart of the project are two key moves: restoring the original logic of the self-contained dwellings, so that they feel like homes and the introduction of new covered entrances to provide access and to connect the houses together. These new single storey buildings create a legible entry sequence from college - which historically would have been the rear of the houses - and are articulated with exposed timber roof structure, oak benches, skirting and glazed screens, and new filigree metalwork which references Victorian garden railings.

Inside the houses, the overarching aim is to create a renewed sense of domesticity, whilst addressing the practical challenges of bringing 160-year-old structures up to modern standards, fit for its population of students and conferencing guests. We have avoided a ‘one-size-fits-all’ strategy, instead working with the unique character and idiosyncrasies of each house.

Landscape @hortus_collective
Structural @webbyates
Heritage | @insallarch @rgarchitects
Acoustics | Formant
Accessibility | David Burdus
Fire | Semper
Planning | @newmark
Project Management | @ridgellp
Costs |@gleedsglobal
M&E | QODA

Photos | Alex Atack

We have begun work with South East Arts London and Lewisham Arthouse on refurbishing the Old Deptford Library on Lewisham Way, home of the Lewisham Arthouse.

The project to repair and restore this grand building to open up the building to better public use whilst improving the quality of the artist studio spaces is made possible with the National Lottery Heritage Fund, with thanks to National Lottery players.

Deptford Central Library was built in 1913-1914 to designs by Sir Alfred Brumwell Thomas. The building was designed to serve as the central library for Deptford with two branch libraries.

Lewisham Arthouse is an artist-led cooperative, established in 1992. Since March 1994 it has occupied the Old Deptford Library, registering it as an Asset of Community Value.

Our collaborators at UP Projects have created a short survey on the project and would love to hear from local residents, creatives, communities and businesses. Link in our bio.

We look forward to sharing our journey as it develops.

Enspace Architects
@priceandmyers
@p3rengineers
CHPK Fire Engineering
@goddard_consulting
South East Arts London
@lewishamarthouse
@focusconsultants2010llp
MRCC Ltd
@upprojects
Craigmyle Fundraising Consultants
@socialresearchbuilders

Image: The Deptford Central Library shortly after completion, courtesy of the Lewisham Arthouse archive.

#Heritage Fund
#National Lottery
@heritagefunduk

We’ve completed the deep retrofit of 10 Victorian houses, now home as student accommodation for St Anne’s College, Oxford.

The official opening is later this month - more images coming soon...

We’ve completed the deep retrofit of 10 Victorian houses, now home as student accommodation for St Anne’s College, Oxford.

The official opening is later this month - more images coming soon...

We’ve completed the deep retrofit of 10 Victorian houses, now home as student accommodation for St Anne’s College, Oxford.

The official opening is later this month - more images coming soon...

🌿 Het hoogste punt is bereikt!
Een bijzonder moment op de werf aan de Romestraat: het hoogste punt van de verbouwing van Mu.ZEE is bereikt! De ruwbouwwerken zijn afgelopen en naar goede gewoonte werd dit gevierd met een meiboomplanting — een bloeiende tak prijkt nu bovenaan de gevel, hoog op de lichtbak, als teken van hoop, groei en een goede afloop.
Voor de gelegenheid ging onze directeur Bruno Verbergt hoogstpersoonlijk de kraan in om de tak te plaatsen.
Een mooie mijlpaal voor iedereen die meebouwt aan het museum van morgen.

De renovatie — een investering van het Departement Cultuur, Jeugd en Media, eigenaar van het gebouw — wordt uitgevoerd door hoofdaannemer Algemene Ondernemingen Himpe nv, naar ontwerp van de architectenteams Czvek Rigby (Brussel), Felix & Partners (Oostende) en Assemble (Londen).
Stap voor stap herrijst Mu.ZEE — klaar voor de volgende generaties, en voor Belgische kunst van 1880 tot morgen.

🌊 Terwijl de werken vorderen, blijft Mu.ZEE zichtbaar in de stad.
In de Venetiaanse Gaanderijen loopt onze reeks tentoonstellingen verder.
Mis ze niet!
📍 Volg alle updates via muzee.be - verbouwt
Foto's: Yvan Mahieu.

#muzee #Oostende #meiboom #venetiaansegaanderijen #muzeewaaituit
@assembleofficial@czvekrigby@felixpartners#vlaanderen @cultuurjeugdmedia

🌿 Het hoogste punt is bereikt!
Een bijzonder moment op de werf aan de Romestraat: het hoogste punt van de verbouwing van Mu.ZEE is bereikt! De ruwbouwwerken zijn afgelopen en naar goede gewoonte werd dit gevierd met een meiboomplanting — een bloeiende tak prijkt nu bovenaan de gevel, hoog op de lichtbak, als teken van hoop, groei en een goede afloop.
Voor de gelegenheid ging onze directeur Bruno Verbergt hoogstpersoonlijk de kraan in om de tak te plaatsen.
Een mooie mijlpaal voor iedereen die meebouwt aan het museum van morgen.

De renovatie — een investering van het Departement Cultuur, Jeugd en Media, eigenaar van het gebouw — wordt uitgevoerd door hoofdaannemer Algemene Ondernemingen Himpe nv, naar ontwerp van de architectenteams Czvek Rigby (Brussel), Felix & Partners (Oostende) en Assemble (Londen).
Stap voor stap herrijst Mu.ZEE — klaar voor de volgende generaties, en voor Belgische kunst van 1880 tot morgen.

🌊 Terwijl de werken vorderen, blijft Mu.ZEE zichtbaar in de stad.
In de Venetiaanse Gaanderijen loopt onze reeks tentoonstellingen verder.
Mis ze niet!
📍 Volg alle updates via muzee.be - verbouwt
Foto's: Yvan Mahieu.

#muzee #Oostende #meiboom #venetiaansegaanderijen #muzeewaaituit
@assembleofficial@czvekrigby@felixpartners#vlaanderen @cultuurjeugdmedia

🌿 Het hoogste punt is bereikt!
Een bijzonder moment op de werf aan de Romestraat: het hoogste punt van de verbouwing van Mu.ZEE is bereikt! De ruwbouwwerken zijn afgelopen en naar goede gewoonte werd dit gevierd met een meiboomplanting — een bloeiende tak prijkt nu bovenaan de gevel, hoog op de lichtbak, als teken van hoop, groei en een goede afloop.
Voor de gelegenheid ging onze directeur Bruno Verbergt hoogstpersoonlijk de kraan in om de tak te plaatsen.
Een mooie mijlpaal voor iedereen die meebouwt aan het museum van morgen.

De renovatie — een investering van het Departement Cultuur, Jeugd en Media, eigenaar van het gebouw — wordt uitgevoerd door hoofdaannemer Algemene Ondernemingen Himpe nv, naar ontwerp van de architectenteams Czvek Rigby (Brussel), Felix & Partners (Oostende) en Assemble (Londen).
Stap voor stap herrijst Mu.ZEE — klaar voor de volgende generaties, en voor Belgische kunst van 1880 tot morgen.

🌊 Terwijl de werken vorderen, blijft Mu.ZEE zichtbaar in de stad.
In de Venetiaanse Gaanderijen loopt onze reeks tentoonstellingen verder.
Mis ze niet!
📍 Volg alle updates via muzee.be - verbouwt
Foto's: Yvan Mahieu.

#muzee #Oostende #meiboom #venetiaansegaanderijen #muzeewaaituit
@assembleofficial@czvekrigby@felixpartners#vlaanderen @cultuurjeugdmedia

🌿 Het hoogste punt is bereikt!
Een bijzonder moment op de werf aan de Romestraat: het hoogste punt van de verbouwing van Mu.ZEE is bereikt! De ruwbouwwerken zijn afgelopen en naar goede gewoonte werd dit gevierd met een meiboomplanting — een bloeiende tak prijkt nu bovenaan de gevel, hoog op de lichtbak, als teken van hoop, groei en een goede afloop.
Voor de gelegenheid ging onze directeur Bruno Verbergt hoogstpersoonlijk de kraan in om de tak te plaatsen.
Een mooie mijlpaal voor iedereen die meebouwt aan het museum van morgen.

De renovatie — een investering van het Departement Cultuur, Jeugd en Media, eigenaar van het gebouw — wordt uitgevoerd door hoofdaannemer Algemene Ondernemingen Himpe nv, naar ontwerp van de architectenteams Czvek Rigby (Brussel), Felix & Partners (Oostende) en Assemble (Londen).
Stap voor stap herrijst Mu.ZEE — klaar voor de volgende generaties, en voor Belgische kunst van 1880 tot morgen.

🌊 Terwijl de werken vorderen, blijft Mu.ZEE zichtbaar in de stad.
In de Venetiaanse Gaanderijen loopt onze reeks tentoonstellingen verder.
Mis ze niet!
📍 Volg alle updates via muzee.be - verbouwt
Foto's: Yvan Mahieu.

#muzee #Oostende #meiboom #venetiaansegaanderijen #muzeewaaituit
@assembleofficial@czvekrigby@felixpartners#vlaanderen @cultuurjeugdmedia

🌿 Het hoogste punt is bereikt!
Een bijzonder moment op de werf aan de Romestraat: het hoogste punt van de verbouwing van Mu.ZEE is bereikt! De ruwbouwwerken zijn afgelopen en naar goede gewoonte werd dit gevierd met een meiboomplanting — een bloeiende tak prijkt nu bovenaan de gevel, hoog op de lichtbak, als teken van hoop, groei en een goede afloop.
Voor de gelegenheid ging onze directeur Bruno Verbergt hoogstpersoonlijk de kraan in om de tak te plaatsen.
Een mooie mijlpaal voor iedereen die meebouwt aan het museum van morgen.

De renovatie — een investering van het Departement Cultuur, Jeugd en Media, eigenaar van het gebouw — wordt uitgevoerd door hoofdaannemer Algemene Ondernemingen Himpe nv, naar ontwerp van de architectenteams Czvek Rigby (Brussel), Felix & Partners (Oostende) en Assemble (Londen).
Stap voor stap herrijst Mu.ZEE — klaar voor de volgende generaties, en voor Belgische kunst van 1880 tot morgen.

🌊 Terwijl de werken vorderen, blijft Mu.ZEE zichtbaar in de stad.
In de Venetiaanse Gaanderijen loopt onze reeks tentoonstellingen verder.
Mis ze niet!
📍 Volg alle updates via muzee.be - verbouwt
Foto's: Yvan Mahieu.

#muzee #Oostende #meiboom #venetiaansegaanderijen #muzeewaaituit
@assembleofficial@czvekrigby@felixpartners#vlaanderen @cultuurjeugdmedia

First stage of the renovation of @mu.zee by @himpe_nv

In close collaboration with @assembleofficial , @felixpartners , @mouton_structureel_ontwerp , @ingenium.be, DaidalosPeutz and @vlaamseoverheid_bouwprojecten

Images by @casset_tv

We are looking for a Community Manager to join our Assemble Workspace team!

This role is focused on delivering seamless operations, managing the full tenant lifecycle, and ensuring the smooth administration of the business across multiple sites. Alongside hands-on responsibility for tenant relations and workspace operations, the role also supports financial performance and the ongoing development of a positive and well-managed working environment.

There will also be opportunities to contribute to new projects, including the development of additional sites and the evolution of the workspace offer.

Apply if you think you’d be a good fit!
Application deadline 10th April.

See our link in bio with details on how to apply.

Exciting day for us, with deconstruction for reuse starting on-site at Bramcote Park, Bermondsey. We’ve been working on the design of the refurbishment of this park for Southwark Council with @assembleofficial since 2022, with a strong focus on reuse of features, site-won materials and trees from our previous collaboration at Granary Square. @redcollectivelondon @webbyates @blakedownlandscapes @studio.supernatural @theplayworksstudio @studio_dekka

Exciting day for us, with deconstruction for reuse starting on-site at Bramcote Park, Bermondsey. We’ve been working on the design of the refurbishment of this park for Southwark Council with @assembleofficial since 2022, with a strong focus on reuse of features, site-won materials and trees from our previous collaboration at Granary Square. @redcollectivelondon @webbyates @blakedownlandscapes @studio.supernatural @theplayworksstudio @studio_dekka

Exciting day for us, with deconstruction for reuse starting on-site at Bramcote Park, Bermondsey. We’ve been working on the design of the refurbishment of this park for Southwark Council with @assembleofficial since 2022, with a strong focus on reuse of features, site-won materials and trees from our previous collaboration at Granary Square. @redcollectivelondon @webbyates @blakedownlandscapes @studio.supernatural @theplayworksstudio @studio_dekka

Exciting day for us, with deconstruction for reuse starting on-site at Bramcote Park, Bermondsey. We’ve been working on the design of the refurbishment of this park for Southwark Council with @assembleofficial since 2022, with a strong focus on reuse of features, site-won materials and trees from our previous collaboration at Granary Square. @redcollectivelondon @webbyates @blakedownlandscapes @studio.supernatural @theplayworksstudio @studio_dekka

Exciting day for us, with deconstruction for reuse starting on-site at Bramcote Park, Bermondsey. We’ve been working on the design of the refurbishment of this park for Southwark Council with @assembleofficial since 2022, with a strong focus on reuse of features, site-won materials and trees from our previous collaboration at Granary Square. @redcollectivelondon @webbyates @blakedownlandscapes @studio.supernatural @theplayworksstudio @studio_dekka

Exciting day for us, with deconstruction for reuse starting on-site at Bramcote Park, Bermondsey. We’ve been working on the design of the refurbishment of this park for Southwark Council with @assembleofficial since 2022, with a strong focus on reuse of features, site-won materials and trees from our previous collaboration at Granary Square. @redcollectivelondon @webbyates @blakedownlandscapes @studio.supernatural @theplayworksstudio @studio_dekka

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of @theplayworksstudio, the independent successor to AssemblePlay!

While we are embarking on this new chapter, our shared mission remains. We will continue to work side-by-side with The PlayWorks Studio to offer playwork advice, design, support, and conversation to anyone who wants to ensure that the children around them are included, welcomed, and respected.

The PlayWorks Studio remains the go-to for helping people and places and to support play and offer bespoke design installations.

Get in touch:
🔗 Website link in their bio: @theplayworksstudio
📧 Reach out to find out more: penny@theplayworks.studio

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

COMMON TREASURES Volume TWO is a book we’ve produced that draws together stories from people that are working to transform how we approach rural housing, planning and construction.

It is available to BUY NOW VIA LINK IN BIO, and all proceeds go directly into the production of a planned series of future volumes!

The work in Volume 2 shows that we already have the tools and knowledge we need to transform and regenerate the way we approach planning, designing, building in rural places. From seasonality in construction to building with straw, this book is filled with the experiences of people that combine to make a hopeful vision for how to build.

The book series is the second in a series by Common Treasures, an organisation dedicated to creating and implementing practical tools and processes that enable and empower communities, landowners, housing providers and Local Authorities to realise better shared outcomes for rural places and the people that live and work in them.

Common Treasures is a new independent organisation set up in 2025 by members & collaborators of Assemble.

It equips organisations with the tools of art, architecture and creative practice to enable them to design, demonstrate and advocate for better ways of doing things, supporting communities and places to thrive.

Contributors and partners include:

@commontreasures
@assembleofficial
Amica Dall
Giles Smith
James Binning
Sara Pereira
@kaye.song
@polytechnic___

Vol.1

@dodgson_wood
Philip Trevelyan
@meganwilloughby_
Charlotte Hollins of @fordhallfarm
Stella Peyerl of @eco_land_coop
@_steezy_does_it
@jezralph
Clare Hill
@aliceclarke24
Colleen McCulloch of @soilassociation
@sl_axe

Vol.2

@rebeccasmithauthor
@robhopkins5085
@francesnorthrop
Ruth Munns of @eco_land_coop
Andrew Kirby
James Shorten
Loretta Bosence of @localworkstudio
@hanaloftus
Barbara Jones of @strawworks_uk
@kimsquirrell
@kenworpole
@timcrabtree99
@sumsais of @material_cultures

#rural #land #farming #food #housing #planning #construction #architecture #book

We are delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the new @maggiescentres cancer support centre in Kent.

Aspiring to be sensitive to to its surroundings, the centre will be a warm, uplifting space offering solace, strength and connection to people living with cancer, as well as their families and friends.

The design celebrates place and permanence. Deep, occupiable walls offer moments of quiet privacy, blurring the lines between the sanctuary inside and the gardens out.

Designed by @jlg_london , the gardens at Maggie’s Kent draw on the county’s rich horticultural heritage. Historic earthworks and meandering paths create a rhythmic landscape of dappled light and biodiversity. This is a space designed for stillness and wellbeing.

Structural Engineers @structure.workshop
Mechanical + Engineering Consultant @ritchiedaffin
Materials @localworkstudio
@njw.images

We are delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the new @maggiescentres cancer support centre in Kent.

Aspiring to be sensitive to to its surroundings, the centre will be a warm, uplifting space offering solace, strength and connection to people living with cancer, as well as their families and friends.

The design celebrates place and permanence. Deep, occupiable walls offer moments of quiet privacy, blurring the lines between the sanctuary inside and the gardens out.

Designed by @jlg_london , the gardens at Maggie’s Kent draw on the county’s rich horticultural heritage. Historic earthworks and meandering paths create a rhythmic landscape of dappled light and biodiversity. This is a space designed for stillness and wellbeing.

Structural Engineers @structure.workshop
Mechanical + Engineering Consultant @ritchiedaffin
Materials @localworkstudio
@njw.images

We are delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the new @maggiescentres cancer support centre in Kent.

Aspiring to be sensitive to to its surroundings, the centre will be a warm, uplifting space offering solace, strength and connection to people living with cancer, as well as their families and friends.

The design celebrates place and permanence. Deep, occupiable walls offer moments of quiet privacy, blurring the lines between the sanctuary inside and the gardens out.

Designed by @jlg_london , the gardens at Maggie’s Kent draw on the county’s rich horticultural heritage. Historic earthworks and meandering paths create a rhythmic landscape of dappled light and biodiversity. This is a space designed for stillness and wellbeing.

Structural Engineers @structure.workshop
Mechanical + Engineering Consultant @ritchiedaffin
Materials @localworkstudio
@njw.images

We are delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the new @maggiescentres cancer support centre in Kent.

Aspiring to be sensitive to to its surroundings, the centre will be a warm, uplifting space offering solace, strength and connection to people living with cancer, as well as their families and friends.

The design celebrates place and permanence. Deep, occupiable walls offer moments of quiet privacy, blurring the lines between the sanctuary inside and the gardens out.

Designed by @jlg_london , the gardens at Maggie’s Kent draw on the county’s rich horticultural heritage. Historic earthworks and meandering paths create a rhythmic landscape of dappled light and biodiversity. This is a space designed for stillness and wellbeing.

Structural Engineers @structure.workshop
Mechanical + Engineering Consultant @ritchiedaffin
Materials @localworkstudio
@njw.images

We are delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the new @maggiescentres cancer support centre in Kent.

Aspiring to be sensitive to to its surroundings, the centre will be a warm, uplifting space offering solace, strength and connection to people living with cancer, as well as their families and friends.

The design celebrates place and permanence. Deep, occupiable walls offer moments of quiet privacy, blurring the lines between the sanctuary inside and the gardens out.

Designed by @jlg_london , the gardens at Maggie’s Kent draw on the county’s rich horticultural heritage. Historic earthworks and meandering paths create a rhythmic landscape of dappled light and biodiversity. This is a space designed for stillness and wellbeing.

Structural Engineers @structure.workshop
Mechanical + Engineering Consultant @ritchiedaffin
Materials @localworkstudio
@njw.images

We are delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the new @maggiescentres cancer support centre in Kent.

Aspiring to be sensitive to to its surroundings, the centre will be a warm, uplifting space offering solace, strength and connection to people living with cancer, as well as their families and friends.

The design celebrates place and permanence. Deep, occupiable walls offer moments of quiet privacy, blurring the lines between the sanctuary inside and the gardens out.

Designed by @jlg_london , the gardens at Maggie’s Kent draw on the county’s rich horticultural heritage. Historic earthworks and meandering paths create a rhythmic landscape of dappled light and biodiversity. This is a space designed for stillness and wellbeing.

Structural Engineers @structure.workshop
Mechanical + Engineering Consultant @ritchiedaffin
Materials @localworkstudio
@njw.images

We are delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the new @maggiescentres cancer support centre in Kent.

Aspiring to be sensitive to to its surroundings, the centre will be a warm, uplifting space offering solace, strength and connection to people living with cancer, as well as their families and friends.

The design celebrates place and permanence. Deep, occupiable walls offer moments of quiet privacy, blurring the lines between the sanctuary inside and the gardens out.

Designed by @jlg_london , the gardens at Maggie’s Kent draw on the county’s rich horticultural heritage. Historic earthworks and meandering paths create a rhythmic landscape of dappled light and biodiversity. This is a space designed for stillness and wellbeing.

Structural Engineers @structure.workshop
Mechanical + Engineering Consultant @ritchiedaffin
Materials @localworkstudio
@njw.images