P110 DEGREE Y2&3 Unit G
The current Museum of Soho, while at first seemingly insubstantial, revealed its myriad forms to become a rich source of ideas and information. St. Anne’s clocktower archive: g.17 Unfolded internal elevations (Joshua Heather). g.18 Hidden spaces in the clocktower and g.23 Photographs of the archive (Valeria Ricci).
g.24 Soho Archive and Learning Resources Centre - sketch models: view from Ingestre Place, staircase tests, massing to Peter Street (Senan Shamkhi). g.25 Screening room for the Museum of Soho, Westminster Kingsway College and Zero-One film production (Valeria Ricci). g.26 Viewing vessel between old and new Soho blocks (Danii Martin). g.27 Sketch model of retained facade and new structure (Djofrely Ferreira). g.28 Artists’ studios and tasting rooms (Erica Da Silva Correia).
The Museum of Soho: g.19 Three types of artefact in the collection, g.20 Network of hosts and events, and g.21 Virtual connections (Senan Shamkhi). This New Museum of Soho accommodates a new street market and g.22 Relationship to Westminster Archives and developing a community library associated rooftop garden, long-standing artisans and traders, elderly strategy (Senan Shamkhi). residents and local interest groups, together with conventional galleries: g.29 Many of the projects proposed new or augmented programmes for the Between the retained facade and the community room, and g.30 Section museum, seeking to provide for an overlooked audience, to extend the profile through large lightwell and circulation voids (Djofrely Ferreira). and role of the museum in its locality, or in some cases to entirely re-imagine a strategy for preserving, restoring or remembering what we value in Soho.
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