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Later this week James will speaking to the north east community-led housing festival 2020. We will be presenting to the group on the theme ‘Designing for Tomorrow’ looking at how collective approaches to housing and small scale intervention based approaches can be used to develop community-focused housing strategies. The...
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Harper Perry has been longlisted for the International Compeition to frame a future vision for a former Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) Headquarters site at Heath Park, Runcorn, Cheshire. The RIBA competition named the eight second-stage teams in the contest to transform a 24ha business park in Runcorn into a...
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Harper Perry have been invited to present their work in Hull at the Waterline Summit, a event focused on decarbonisation and resilience with water. The event has been organised by Marketing Humber and Yorkshire Water to talk about transformational projects in the region. The conference aims to share ideas...
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We are really pleased to announce that we have been awarded first prize in Kingston upon Hull’s ‘Living with Water’ housing competition. Focusing on two site Humber Quays West (1.7 ha) and Hull Arena (1.5 ha) alongside and nearby the Humber, our proposal proposes a radical solution to deliver...
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Work has neared completion on our new Creativity Studio / Making Studio for the International Centre for Life. The new facilities support hands-on making activities – covering everything from sewing and soldering, to cardboard construction and coding. The project represents a intense year long project for the International Centre...
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Claire has published this quarters issue of FOOTPRINT, Delft University Architecture Theory Journal on the subject Density: Objective Measure or Critical Tool of the Neoliberal Agenda in new housing? You can read the journal free here on the FOOTPRINT website. The publication follows Claire’s doctoral thesis on Compaction, Scale...
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Last week, Harper Perry were shortlisted alongside four other finalists in the RIBA contest to develop flood-resilient homes alongside two sites on Hull Riverside. Backed by Hull City Council, the Living with Water competition invited architect-led teams to submit ‘unique and distinctive’ concepts for the neighbouring 1.7ha Humber Quay...