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Joining the discussion will be this year’s overall Small Projects winner Takeshi Hayatsu of Hayatsu Architects; the People’s Choice winner Kate Nicklin of Commonbond Studio; and Sustainability Award winner Jack Mutton of Topo Architects. The webinar will be chaired by the AJ’s Rob Wilson.
Each of the three architects will be talk about their winning project. This will be followed by a short panel discussion considering the importance of environmental and social sustainability in the success of projects on smaller budgets.
Hayatsu will talk about his project for Grizedale Arts – The Farmer’s Arms Cold Food Store – which adapted traditional Japanese building techniques using locally sourced materials. Mutton will discuss his light touch retrofit of a former office building in Newcastle for a local arts charity, and Nicklin will present her practice’s self-built hempcrete architecture studio in south-east London.
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Source:Hayatsu Architects
AJ Small Projects 2024 Award overall winner: The Farmer’s Arms Cold Food Store by Hayatsu Architects and Grizedale Arts
A key part of the discussion will explore the question: how do you prioritise sustainability when designing on a budget of £350,000, or below?
One of our most popular events, the AJ Small Projects Awards recognise the very best of smaller, low-budget architecture. It is run in association with long-time sponsor Marley and celebrates completed projects with a contract value of £350,000 and under.
The free-to-attend lunchtime webinar, in association with Marley, is being held at 12.30pm on Thursday 19 September 2024. To register please sign up here.
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