Wednesday, 3 August 2011
Tuesday, 2 August 2011
erect architecture featured in new publication "Urban Playground Spaces"
Kilburn Grange Park Adventure Playpark and Playcentre, Norwood Park Waterplay Playground (see image) and Evelyn Court Play Area are all featured in "Urban Playground Spaces" published by Monsa.
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Thursday, 14 July 2011
Sth Norwood Hill Children's Centre featured in BD
The South Norwood Hill Children's Centre at Cypress Schools in Croydon has been featured in this week's Building Design's Building Study. See here for a link to the BDonline website with the article written by Oliver Wainwright, available to BD subscribers.
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
Shortlisted for Battersea Arts Centre
erect architecture has been shortlisted for the remodelling of the Battersea Arts Centre.
Thursday, 19 May 2011
RIBA Award for Kilburn Adventures
We are thrilled!
And it came with Buck's Fizz and (spot the detail ... RIBA) cupcakes!

It was a wonderful team, who achieved this: LB Camden (client), Developing Projects (project managers), Tall Engineers (structural engineers), Huntley Cartwright (QS), The Quoin Consultancy (CDM), The Building Exploratory (legacy project), Kier Wallis (main contractor), Apes at Play (subcontractor playstructures).
And it came with Buck's Fizz and (spot the detail ... RIBA) cupcakes!

It was a wonderful team, who achieved this: LB Camden (client), Developing Projects (project managers), Tall Engineers (structural engineers), Huntley Cartwright (QS), The Quoin Consultancy (CDM), The Building Exploratory (legacy project), Kier Wallis (main contractor), Apes at Play (subcontractor playstructures).
Monday, 9 May 2011
Notre Dame play area gets planning permission

We have just received planning permission for the redevelopment of the play area on the Notre Dame Estate as part of the Play Pathfinder scheme in Lambeth. This scheme has been developed through a series of consultations with local residents, and is to provide a central play structure and a nest swing, as well as landscaping to complement the adjacent listed Orangery building.
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