Category Archives: Highbury Park
Project Profile: Highbury Park
PROJECT: Highbury Park Rainwater Harvesting COLLABORATORS: Hicopa.org LOCATION: King’s Heath, Birmingham PROJECT TYPE: Design and conceptualisation, feasibility This CoLab assignment is an exploration into using design to capture, store
Project Profile: Highbury Park
PROJECT: Highbury Park Rainwater Harvesting COLLABORATORS: Hicopa.org LOCATION: King’s Heath, Birmingham PROJECT TYPE: Design and conceptualisation, feasibility This CoLab assignment is an exploration into using design to capture, store
Highbury Park – Patrick Henry Combination Entries
Highbury Park – Patrick Henry Entry 1 We have been introduced to the highbury park project with a site visit, exploring the area around the pond, hearing about the history and seeing how people occupy the space in differing ways.
Highbury Park – Patrick Henry Combination Entries
Highbury Park – Patrick Henry Entry 1 We have been introduced to the highbury park project with a site visit, exploring the area around the pond, hearing about the history and seeing how people occupy the space in differing ways.
HIGHBURY PARK: ULA BUJAUSKAITE
———————————————Meeting 3 Precedents It is interesting how the group of people who been given the task to research viewing platforms would all pick completely different designs, not only varying in scale but ideas behind it as well. After looking at
HIGHBURY PARK: ULA BUJAUSKAITE
———————————————Meeting 3 Precedents It is interesting how the group of people who been given the task to research viewing platforms would all pick completely different designs, not only varying in scale but ideas behind it as well. After looking at
Highbury Park – Craig Rigby – 5
Finally after months of work the project has taken shape and the Final Design has been created. Our final group design is all about three things interaction, habitation and succession. The Interaction side of the design is with the stepping
Highbury Park – Craig Rigby – 5
Finally after months of work the project has taken shape and the Final Design has been created. Our final group design is all about three things interaction, habitation and succession. The Interaction side of the design is with the stepping
Highbury Park – Daniel Watson – 06/03/2013
To summarise , our design is a collaboration of education/public engagement, habitation and succession. The elegant platform fits seamlessly within it’s surroundings yet would completely transform the way the area could be used. Our design was designed without limitations allowing
Highbury Park – Daniel Watson – 06/03/2013
To summarise , our design is a collaboration of education/public engagement, habitation and succession. The elegant platform fits seamlessly within it’s surroundings yet would completely transform the way the area could be used. Our design was designed without limitations allowing
Highbury Park – Daniel Watson – 20/02/2013
After discussing individual designs, an overall planned layout has been created which incorporates all our ideologies and principles to date. The design will be made up of Corten steel and stone stepping stones which run the length of the pond emerging at
Highbury Park – Daniel Watson – 20/02/2013
After discussing individual designs, an overall planned layout has been created which incorporates all our ideologies and principles to date. The design will be made up of Corten steel and stone stepping stones which run the length of the pond emerging at
Highbury park – Luke Coe 5
Just to summarise our design, what we’ve done is try to create a site that aids wildlife through planting and creating habitats, Allowing people to experience the site by giving them access to the water in a immersive way and
Highbury park – Luke Coe 5
Just to summarise our design, what we’ve done is try to create a site that aids wildlife through planting and creating habitats, Allowing people to experience the site by giving them access to the water in a immersive way and
Hursh Kara – Rainwater Harvesting
Our group was split between (MArch) Architecture students and Undergrad Landscape students, this has helped a wide range of skills to filter within our project. The rainwater harvesting system that we propose acts in different stages: collection of water, flow
Hursh Kara – Rainwater Harvesting
Our group was split between (MArch) Architecture students and Undergrad Landscape students, this has helped a wide range of skills to filter within our project. The rainwater harvesting system that we propose acts in different stages: collection of water, flow
Highbury Park – Craig Rigby – 4
Over the last two weeks of the project, we have collectively made great progress in the design for the viewing platform. In my last blog I was talking about how the group liked the concept design that I created with
Highbury Park – Craig Rigby – 4
Over the last two weeks of the project, we have collectively made great progress in the design for the viewing platform. In my last blog I was talking about how the group liked the concept design that I created with
Highbury Park – Craig Rigby – 3
Since the last group meeting, the group have been working on our individual designs for what we think the viewing platform should be. My design is a raised platform which goes over the back end of the land which is
Highbury Park – Craig Rigby – 3
Since the last group meeting, the group have been working on our individual designs for what we think the viewing platform should be. My design is a raised platform which goes over the back end of the land which is
Highbury Park – Sam Baker (So Far)
At the beginning we all had to produce a design for the ‘viewing platform’, my design began as a viewing case that comes up from under the pond and lets you view under the water without physically getting yourself wet.
Highbury Park – Sam Baker (So Far)
At the beginning we all had to produce a design for the ‘viewing platform’, my design began as a viewing case that comes up from under the pond and lets you view under the water without physically getting yourself wet.
Highbury Park – Daniel Watson – 06/02/2013
After a group discussion about our new ideas, we reflected upon how the project could advance. In the week prior to this we had started to work in smaller groups in order to refine designs highlighting advantages and disadvantages. These
Highbury Park – Daniel Watson – 06/02/2013
After a group discussion about our new ideas, we reflected upon how the project could advance. In the week prior to this we had started to work in smaller groups in order to refine designs highlighting advantages and disadvantages. These
Highbury park – Luke Coe 4
06/02/2013 Today we presented our joint ideas for the site and evaluated them. After a long debate over introducing new features and how they would effect the wild life and the history of the site, its become really clear that
Highbury park – Luke Coe 4
06/02/2013 Today we presented our joint ideas for the site and evaluated them. After a long debate over introducing new features and how they would effect the wild life and the history of the site, its become really clear that
Highbury Park – Daniel Watson – 30/01/13
Our meeting this Wednesday proved very productive. All our individual concept designs were presented and analysed, resulting in the finding of key advantages and disadvantages within individual designs. It was discovered that many of our designs work well together and
Highbury Park – Daniel Watson – 30/01/13
Our meeting this Wednesday proved very productive. All our individual concept designs were presented and analysed, resulting in the finding of key advantages and disadvantages within individual designs. It was discovered that many of our designs work well together and
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