Fran Balaam & Christina Monteiro The next 30 years will see 32,000 new homes appear gradually in the barren wastelands of post-Olympics East London in the form of five ‘Legacy Neighbourhoods’. In the meantime, Interim Uses (the legitimisation of the … Continue reading →

Nacho Martin & Manuel Collado The Olympics produce a global contagion of the benefits of sport and the need to get our bodies in shape. However, the role of architecture in these events is limited to a spectacular but fat … Continue reading →

Jorgen Tandberg & Umberto Bellardi Ricci with Stephen Gill The East London Olympics ground was once imagined to be the site of Cedric Price’s Fun Palace; a building of complete flexibility, responding to all of its inhabitants’ wishes, a ‘laboratory … Continue reading →

Shaelena Morley & Manijeh Verghese To live in London is a question of pace. Here today, gone tomorrow, the city is constantly changing to the point where if you listen closely you might almost hear the thrum of its vibrant … Continue reading →

Mark E. Breeze, Dolores V. Ruiz, Juanjo Ruiz, Eduardo Rega, Beatriz Villanueva, Francisco J. Casas This unit will investigate mechanisms of participation, action and discussion as tools for spatial transformation and design. Our proposal will be a laboratory of participatory … Continue reading →

Pics from the interim presentation.