UCA Reading Room: DEVELOPING IDEAS THROUGH MAKING

About the Reading Room Project

Supported by the ReCreate/Interreg funding, Year Two students on the Interior Architecture and Design BA course at UCA Canterbury are designing and building a 1:1 scale installation for Margate.

The installation explores the idea of a contemporary forum; a place for discussion and events and a medium for the sharing of ideas about the role of interior architecture and design in urban renewal, and more specifically in the regeneration of coastal towns in decay.

Credits

Interior Architecture and Design BA Stage 2 students:

Douglas Alves, Alanoud Al-Radaideh, Lily-Ella Buras-Rees, Felix Carter-Shaw, Sin Chan, She Chan, Sophia Clunies-Ross, Adelia da Silva Neto, Kehan Dong, Eliot Jauregui, Xinzhou Jiang, Jocelyn Leechprey-Asea, Eleanor Musgrove, Sara Ogbonna-Godfrey, Rebecca Onafuye, Sara Ramos, Amy Richards, Bethia Thompson, Molly Walden, Ella Ward, Gemma Willis and Lydia Yohannes

UCA project tutors:

Emma Bush, Zoe Jones and Matt Haycocks

Head of School of Architecture:

Allan Atlee

Interior Architecture and Design Course Leader:

Lara Rettondini

Our thanks to:

Dan Chilcott, Resort Studios

Amie Rai, Interreg Project Co-ordinator

Wednesday 23 October 2013

DEVELOPING IDEAS THROUGH MAKING

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