Mayfield Living Center

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possible to the natural stones used in 1910 in building the station and arches.

The arches are visible from the inside and the break-time roof as well, they allow the natural light to enter the interior space of the ofﬁces and corridor.

Indoor Greens

Glass facades: create a connection between the outside and the indoors

Greeny sitting area connected with the indoor plan; placed above the ofﬁces for the staff break as well

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Mayfield Living Center

Published on Jan 17, 2020

Aariz Raza

Design an architecture hub for Manchester that gives the RIBA a presence in the city, and that incorporates spaces for the practice, study and exhibition of architecture. Your design will incorporate the cultural and historic value of extant architectural heritage with a contemporary architectural programme. The following accommodation is required. It is anticipated to have capacity for up to 50 people + RIBA staff:  Office space for the RIBA (max. 5 people)  Space for exhibitions + space for architectural archive storage. Note – you should focus the exhibition space on a particular type of exhibit, for example 2D gallery-style, 3D (eg. models), or digital; and the appropriate type and quality of space and light  Seminar / lecture space (max. 50 people)  Private study / work spaces (max. 20 people)  Meeting / breakout space for architecture professionals / students  A small bookshop  A small coffee bar  WC provision  Space / mechanisms for refuse / recycling  Space / mechanisms for services (e

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