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6 giorni fa · Buildings. University. Dining Hall, Homerton College, Cambridge. 16 May 2024. Words: Regional Awards Jury. Feilden Fowles’ light and open dining hall reflects the egalitarian, diverse character that Homerton College aims for, and with its sculptural form wins a 2024 RIBA East Award. Dining Hall, Homerton College. Credit: David Grandorge.
6 giorni fa · We’re delighted that the Dining Hall at Homerton College, Cambridge has been awarded a RIBA East Award. Our director Edmund Fowles and project architect Eleanor Hedley were at the ceremony this evening alongside Francesca Moore, vice principal at Homerton College. Feilden Fowles’ design for the hall is symbolic of Homerton’s ...
6 giorni fa · Feilden Fowles Director, Ed Fowles, alongside Homerton College Vice Principal, Francesca Moore, will be leading a group around the New Dining Hall in October 2023. To join them, find tickets here.
6 giorni fa · 16 May 2024. The environment and different forms of community were central to the winning projects of the RIBA East Awards 2024. This included the social and cultural life within Cambridge University (Dining Hall, Homerton College, John Bradfield Court, Darwin College and the WongAvery Gallery), as well as the inherent social value of housing ...
5 giorni fa · In 2022 the practice’s new library at Cambridge’s Magdalene College also won an East region award before going on to win that year’s RIBA Stirling Prize. Feilden Fowles, which was shortlisted for the Stirling Prize in 2019 for its visitor centre for the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, took home a regional gong too for its dining hall for Homerton College, Cambridge.
13 mag 2024 · The Residential is open to all current Homerton students - whatever your discipline or year - and alumni (up to 5 years out). Programme @ Homerton College. The Residential begins at 3pm Sunday September 29 and culminates in a celebration dinner on Friday October 4. Most days will start with breakfast and run until dinner.
9 mag 2024 · Kate Pretty Lecture 2024. Kate Pretty Lecture 2024. In an era marked by profound socioeconomic shifts and unprecedented challenges, the role of charities has never been more vital nor more complex. This was the central theme of Michelle Mitchell's recent lecture at Homerton College, where the CEO of Cancer Research UK delivered a compelling ...
