This week we take a look at some of the works which emerged from the honours architecture studio entitled Flaneur, Space, Time run by Adam Lee Casey at the University of Cape Town last year. With this final post we look at Mia Borman’s pedestrian prioritised Culture Design Lab and Arno Van Wyk’s Media School.
This week we take a look at some of the works which emerged from the honours architecture studio entitled Flaneur, Space, Time run by Adam Lee Casey at the University of Cape Town last year. With this post we look at Tali Gild’s centre for ‘Design Communication’ and Leonard Miller’s dense multi-use concept.
This week we take a look at some of the works which emerged from the honours architecture studio entitled Flaneur, Space, Time run by Adam Lee Casey at the University of Cape Town last year. With this post we look at Karina McKindly’s Youth Centre and combination of natural landscapes as well as Charlton Botha’ Cultural Development Lab.
This week we take a look at some of the works which emerged from the honours architecture studio entitled Flaneur, Space, Time run by Adam Lee Casey at the University of Cape Town last year. With this post we look at Robert Bowen’s Cultural Development Sound Lab and Andrew Turpin’s mutli-use studio concepts.
This week we take a look at some of the works which emerged from the honours architecture studio entitled Flaneur, Space, Time run by Adam Lee Casey at the University of Cape Town last year. Today we look at the first two concepts Ruvimbo Moyo’s Urban Park and Gabrielle Aquadro’s Memetic Lab.
A few months ago as a part of its Design Can Do workshop, our friends over at The Fringe hosted a forum for 36 designers to work for 36 hours to come up with “ideas to promote social cohesion through non-motorised transport” by transforming the streets and space of Cape Town’s emerging creative district.
Next week will see the exciting design proposals for Harrington Square as visualised by ten talented individuals. Under the astute guidance of Adam Lee Casey, these honours graduates at the UCT School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics produced a diverse and imaginative set of proposals for a site begging for integration into the city. The proposals have been artfully composed into a book, of which you shall learn more in the coming week.
When we asked the Future Cape Town team to come up with ideas for the improvement of Harrington Square, we