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A selection of projects, developed by me for various architectural competitions over the last 4 years.

The #RIBA President discusses the London Stirling Prize finalists and what makes these architectural masterpieces stand out! Watch the full video to learn more about the creativity and innovation behind these incredible designs?? https://lnkd.in/dt2tFDXd

The "Old Buildings, New Ideas" course offered by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) explores the creative revitalization of existing structures. This course focuses on enhancing heritage buildings to align with modern requirements while safeguarding their historical importance. It highlights successful projects demonstrating how strategic modifications can rejuvenate aged architectures, promoting sustainability and architectural coherence.

Sustainable strategies for urban and architectural development, developed by a team of skilled professionals. .

'One of the architectural issues of the future is realising the real significance of plants in human life, and the connection between plants and buildings can only get closer.' Celebrating creativity and innovation when faced with challenging sites, the Difficult Sites: Architecture Against the Odds exhibition at RIBA in London shares 20 extraordinary projects, including the story of Eden Project Cornwall. In this film find out more about the transformation of the china clay pit into one of the UK's best loved attractions, visited by over a million people every year. Explore the exhibition, open until spring 2025 → https://lnkd.in/e2p4m8a3

What about the land? ?? In this interview, Ed, an Associate at PRP Architects, discusses the importance of preserving the land and trees on which the new hospice will sit and how this has influenced the overall design of the building. More on St Ann's new hospice here: https://buff.ly/3yv3rIQ

The objective of the assignment was to develop design interventions for heritage building through adaptive reuse, integrating contemporary functions while preserving their architectural, historic, and cultural values.

Fifty years after Cyclone Tracy caused devastation and destruction across the suburbs of Darwin, the Northern Territory will soon have its own crop of locally educated architects designing buildings to withstand such forces. Charles Darwin University’s new?Bachelor of Architectural Design is specifically tailored for students to understand the unique tropical design needs and challenges faced in Northern Australia. Read more about the course on ADR: https://lnkd.in/gTCCNqc5

Ed Cutler, Associate at PRP, shares his thoughts on the crucial role of land and tree preservation in the new St Ann's Hospice project. ??Watch the video to learn how the natural environment has shaped the design. #Sustainability #Architecture #LandPreservation #LandscapeArchitecture