Nestled into a gap in a typical Victorian railway terrace, the Bird House is a walk-in aviary resonating with the stories, specific and historic, of human interaction with birds. The building-scale installation is a cheerful and curious intervention celebrating the fertility of overgrown spaces. Its built form is part-dissection, part-homage to the ubiquity of the terraced house, but as a living installation, it also suggests new ways of integrating nature with our cities extant. The Bird House makes nature your neighbour.

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What would happen if you held a planning meeting in a roller disco? Could music and motion make connections between local people, councillors, architects, and developers? Might play offer new ways for people to discuss their shared urban future?

Rollertown Vauxhall, a unique one-off event held as part of the London Festival of Architecture, invites a range of stakeholders in the Vauxhall Nine Elms Battersea Opportunity Area (VNEB) to spend an evening together at Vauxhall’s premier roller disco arena. To skate, dance, move, talk, argue, compete, negotiate, laugh, and explore what’s next for Vauxhall…

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SOUND TRACKS is a multi-venue festival about discovering exciting and distinctive places in East London through music. Last year, the festival brought performances to Cafe Oto, Concrete, the Amersham Arms amongst others, and linked these with acoustic performances in trains on the East London Line ‘Travelling Stage’

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Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food Stratford's new East Ham headquarters. The kitchen, run by local enterprise Leaside Food, has been set up to provide space for classes in basic cooking skills for the Newham community. The newly refurbished kitchen is now an attractive space designed for students to learn to cook in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

A new suburban dream for Edmonton.

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A pair of maps for London Borough of Havering.

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A map produced by pouring on pigments representing trade, ethnicity, empire, transport infrastructure, wealth & poverty.

London suburbs reimagined.

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Map of East London, for a wedding.

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A selection of photos from a project retelling the story of Snow White as if it took place in the Durham Necklace Park.
The fairytale moves from city through to countryside - travelling from Durham Cathedral out to the adjacent forest.

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