Forgotten Spaces: Proposals C – D

Source: Studio Wuf!

Chiswick Roundabout by Studio Wuf!

Ornamental woodland and flyover arts space at the centre of the Chiswick roundabout.

Citar by Erlend Skjeseth - Architectural Association

A flexible communal space in Whitechapel.

Source: Simon Knight

City Road Hall by Ian Emmerson and Simon Knight

City Road Tube Station was for a short while a transitory meeting place open to all members of society and this proposal has a similar function; taking on the typology of the village hall and adapting it for the city.

Source: kennedytwaddle

Claremont Square Reservoir by kennedytwaddle

A proposal to uncover Victorian ingenuity.

Source: Assemblage

Coldfall Wildlife Corridors by Assemblage – Hannah Corlett

A lattice of wildlife corridors is created out of a network of disused council estate back lanes.

Source: Giles Smith

Concrete Island by Giles Smith

A traffic island on the busy thoroughfare of Old Street is transformed into a family friendly cafe.

Connecting Camley Street by Anne-Laure Carruth and Alex Smith

Connecting Camley Street weaves together the local food growing initiatives that are beginning to sprout along the street; the community scale anaerobic digested is the backbone for this innovative urban agriculture strategy, while creating local employment.

Source: Design4D

Creekside Arcade by Nik Hilton

The Creekside Arcade steps in profile providing a south facing terraced block of residential units and a north facing block of office/ studio accommodation all with views across the Creek.

Source: 31/44 Architects

Crystal Palace Market Square by 31/44 Architects

The proposal provides a central market square for Crystal Palace to host commercial, social and cultural life.

Source: TheStudio Orange

The Crystal Ship by TheStudio Orange

Redevelopment of a disused public toilet into subterranean café, highlighted with a reed fence and ever-changing light reflected off its crystal form.

Source: Zector Architects

Dalston Media Centre by Nicola Desiderio

Dalston Media Station for interaction between London and rest of the World.

Source: Zector Architects

Dalston Roof Park by Carsten Jungfer, Norbert Kling, Paola Mollica, and Robert Pyecroft-Rainbow

Providing open space for the public (as well as current tenants) to learn, play and enjoy spectacular views across town. The roof park aims to re-connect with the community at a new level and to contribute towards local life and the future of Dalston.

Source: Peter Watkins

Displaced Community Archive by Peter Watkins

The Archive for Displaced Communities seeks to offer the established members of a community, both past and present, an opportunity to physically record their personal histories and memories.