UEL yearbook 2015

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A new architectural practice supporting the employment and training of graduates and students of the University of East London

cafe and a public realm project. In 2015/16 we will run a MArch (Part 2) teaching unit in conjunction with First Base; developers of a £3.5bn mixed-use project at Silvertown Quays. The unit will work together with the developer’s architects including Feilden Clegg Studios, West 8 and Fletcher Priest to test and explore alternative futures for the existing outline planning consent.

Our purpose is to develop a practicebased teaching model that can engage with significant, real projects in a way that benefits both the student experience and the project itself. Our knowledge and sensitivity to the existing communities, landscapes and infrastructures of east London provides a unique condition to achieve this. Roland Karthaus, CAO Director

Wood Street plaza with Architects E17

CIVIC ARCHITECTURE OFFICE

The Civic Architecture Office at UEL launched in January 2015 as an RIBA chartered practice. Owned by the University, our goals are: to improve the practical training and employability of our own students and graduates; and to engage through civic projects in our local area and beyond. We are already working on a number of exciting projects: a nursery building, a retail conversion, a park


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