- Area: 3014 m²
- Year: 2022
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Professionals: Atelier One, Sound Space Vision, Sensory Trust, Colour, McKenzie Town Planning, +1
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Creative Center at York St John University / Tate + Co
National Railway Museum Central Hall Competition Reveals 5 Final Design Concepts
The National Railway Museum and Malcolm Reading Consultants revealed the final concepts for the new Central Hall, created by five small to medium-sized international and UK practices. Shortlisted in November 2019, the 5 teams include a collaboration between 6a architects from UK and OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen from Belgium, Atelier d’Architecture Philippe Prost from France, Carmody Groarke from the UK, Feilden Fowles from the UK, and Heneghan Peng Architects from Ireland.
York Theatre Royal / De Matos Ryan
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Architects: De Matos Ryan
- Area: 3213 m²
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: Sto, EGE, Flowcrete
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Professionals: Bilfinger GVA, Charcoalblue, William Birch & Sons, AECOM, David Bonnett Associates, +1
The "Open House": From House to Theater in 90 Minutes
"Open House" is artist Matthew Mazzotta's latest invention: a compact, faded pink house that unfolds into a ten-piece outdoor theater that seats nearly 100 people. Facing a raised earthen stage, it's a public space made from the remnants of a privately owned blighted property. Reversing the loss of public space that the city of York, Alabama has experienced, Open House has transformed a wasted ruin of a house into an outdoor theatre open to various community events.
Yorks Historic Guildhall and Riverside 2nd Prize Winning Proposal / JaK Studio Architects
Designed by JaK Studio Architects, their second prize winning proposal for the RIBA International Competition to Re-imagining York’s Giuldhall Complex: Connecting River and City re-energizes the area by focusing on its history while embracing the future. When the Romans settled in this outpost of their empire, they were still keen to establish some of the rigor and grandeur of Rome. To echo this we cleared the open ground around the guildhall and reclaimed two large plazas cascading down to river providing unique and accessible public spaces with direct relationships to the river. More images and architects’ description after the break.