Adding to the P+HS Talent Pool
P+HS have increased the size of their talent pool. Two of our students, Ryan Meadows and Tom Potter, have passed Part 2 of the RIBA Qualification with merit: they will be joined at P+HS by another successful student, James Park, who starts work with us on June 15th. All of their Project work is showcased here, and P+HS congratulate them all for their hard work and outstanding results.
Ryan’s Project:
Urban Scout Centre
“The aim of this thesis is to investigate whether the traditional scout movement is relevant in contemporary society - specifically in an urban environment? And if a new model is required what effect will it have on the facilities required and upon their design?”
Tom’s Project:
Trappist Monastery/Brewery
“By transposing this normally secluded building type into an urban, overlooked location this project will explore the modern monastic lifestyle requirements. In particular, this project will draw on the apparent paradox of isolation versus integration to reinterpreted the traditional monastic brief into a new and more viable alternative.”
James’ Project:
Foyer
“This thesis is creating awareness of the issues facing young people who are homeless, unemployed or feel excluded from society. My aim is to create a place where they can live and learn independently. I intend to design a Foyer that can be of benefit to young people and appreciated by the wider community, that will hopefully spur on other, similar projects.”
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