Archive
Exhibitions
2020
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ARCSOC Virtual Show 2020
13th-27th July
As seen in Dezeen’s Virtual Design Festival︎︎︎, ARCSOC hosted its first temporary online show this year. The end of year publication containing some of the exhibited work can be found here︎︎︎
The ARCSOC 2020 Virtual Show was kindly sponsored by Foster + Partners, Haworth Tompkins and Peter Stewart Consultancy.
13th-27th July
As seen in Dezeen’s Virtual Design Festival︎︎︎, ARCSOC hosted its first temporary online show this year. The end of year publication containing some of the exhibited work can be found here︎︎︎
The ARCSOC 2020 Virtual Show was kindly sponsored by Foster + Partners, Haworth Tompkins and Peter Stewart Consultancy.
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5th–7th July
Ugly Duck
49 Tanner St
London
SE1 3PL
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ARCSOC Summer Show 2018
4th–7th July
Nicholls and Clarke Lofts
3/10 Shoreditch High Street
London
E1 6PG
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Catalogue
ARCSOC Summer Show 2017
6th–9th July
Bargehouse
Oxo Tower Wharf
South Bank
London
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Catalogue
ARCSOC Summer Show 2016
14th-17th July
Bargehouse
Oxo Tower Wharf
South Bank
London
Pavilion
2019
ARCSOC Pavilion
2019
This year ARCSOC produced a modular stage and rubber matting system for HistoryWorks, Cambridge.
HistoryWorks is based in the Abbey Ward area, a district with some of the highest deprivation in the city. They work with local children and nearby schools. The stage will be used both as seating, storage, in performance and play. The matting consists of six rubber mats which can overlap and be pegged into the ground. This demarcates a larger performance area on the ground for their choral and drama productions. However, it can also be used as a messy painting mat, floor protector during one of their arts and crafts sessions or even a dancefloor on the common.
Special thanks go to Helen Weinstein of HistoryWorks, who showed us around Abbey Ward and Polyflor Limited, who sponsored the project and were kind enough to provide us with their colourful flooring.
This year ARCSOC produced a modular stage and rubber matting system for HistoryWorks, Cambridge.
HistoryWorks is based in the Abbey Ward area, a district with some of the highest deprivation in the city. They work with local children and nearby schools. The stage will be used both as seating, storage, in performance and play. The matting consists of six rubber mats which can overlap and be pegged into the ground. This demarcates a larger performance area on the ground for their choral and drama productions. However, it can also be used as a messy painting mat, floor protector during one of their arts and crafts sessions or even a dancefloor on the common.
Special thanks go to Helen Weinstein of HistoryWorks, who showed us around Abbey Ward and Polyflor Limited, who sponsored the project and were kind enough to provide us with their colourful flooring.
ARCSOC Pavilion 2016
‘A Buskers’ Stage’
We have teamed up with the homeless charity Wintercomfort to design and build a 'Buskers' Stage' to run alongside a soup kitchen. The project aims to elevate Cambridge musicians and street performers onto the same platform, raising awareness of Cambridge's rough sleepers.
‘A Buskers’ Stage’
We have teamed up with the homeless charity Wintercomfort to design and build a 'Buskers' Stage' to run alongside a soup kitchen. The project aims to elevate Cambridge musicians and street performers onto the same platform, raising awareness of Cambridge's rough sleepers.