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Environmental Archive
Project details
Programme
Studio
Studio 2B
Year
2
The project aims to provide a more effective visual representation of climate change on the River Thames for future generations. The current lack of understanding and limited opportunities to learn about the role of climate change have driven the project's objective to explore a new method of representation.
Students
- James Edward Kennedy Year 2
- Gini Louise Smart Year 2
First Floor Plan with Long Section
A conjoined long section and first-floor plan demonstrate the use of spaces through drawn inhabitation, including the building's structural aspect.
Renders
Renders
A series of renders capture the key views and inhabitation of the building through its life cycle.
Physical Fractional Model
Physical Fractional Model
A fractional physical model at 1:150 demonstrates a key public space of the building in relation to the island and the River Thames. In this model, the stepping is largely submerged, representing a future date of 2525.
Chunk
The chunk focuses on the intersecting space between the café and gallery structures, with walkways allowing users to freely access both spaces. Additionally, a hidden staircase connects the mezzanine to the ground floor café.
The Island in Present and Flashbacks
The Island in Present and Flashbacks
The video presents the perspective of a person visiting the island in the year 2525, depicting a heavily polluted, overgrown and flooded site. Flashbacks showcase the changes that have occurred since the building's inception in 2025.
The Bartlett
Summer Show 2023
23 June – 8 July 2023
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