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Tutors
Oliver Cooke & Anna Andrich
Students
Barbara Urmossy︎︎︎
Alias Buchanan ︎︎︎
Daniel Sars ︎︎︎
Mykola Murashko ︎︎︎
Millie Johnson ︎︎︎
Tia Grant ︎︎︎
Lydia Roe ︎︎︎
Eleanor Lee ︎︎︎
Barbara Urmossy︎︎︎
Alias Buchanan ︎︎︎
Daniel Sars ︎︎︎
Mykola Murashko ︎︎︎
Millie Johnson ︎︎︎
Tia Grant ︎︎︎
Lydia Roe ︎︎︎
Eleanor Lee ︎︎︎
Thanks:
Mark E Breeze
Greta Hauer
Jenny Jones
Federico Perugini
Sofia Singler
Tijn van de Wijdeven
Mark E Breeze
Greta Hauer
Jenny Jones
Federico Perugini
Sofia Singler
Tijn van de Wijdeven
Sites of Production
Felixstowe is a small seaside town and the UK's largest container port. It is a landscape of data clouds and seagulls, mega vessels and ice cream vans carpeted with semi-detached houses and big boxes. The studio operates in the blind spot of these complex layers with the ambition to carve out a new landscape for experimentation and experience. Our architecture challenges type, scale, and form in a local and transnational context to ask how architecture plays out at this intersection.
Following on from our work in Rainham in 2018/2019 our interest in the periphery continues - to what extent should this territory be defined as an edge, understood merely as the end of one thing and the start of another. Perhaps it is more generous to recognise this intangible hinterland as a place that makes everything else happen, the sites of production that support the rest.
Projects include a contraband theatre, a Schaulager II, an apiary, a walled garden of conditions, a collective farm, a bioethanol stock exchange, an apple warehouse, a nuclear waste ruin and a woodland cemetery that mitigates the port's CO2 emission.