This semi-outdoor bouldering centre anchors itself along the last remaining wall of the Marshalsea Prison, breathing new life into a deserted park and derelict alleyway. The decision to bring leisure activities from outside the city into Central London was inspired by large-scale artificial landscapes in Craiova, Romania.

Responding to a 1 in 100 year flood event and the natural topography, the building changes according to the seasonal volumes of rainfall. Water is collected and channelled to create an informative journey that reconnects the local children with the risks of flooding and erosion, whilst using water usefully to wash their boots.

The project combines the programme of a funhouse and a mudlark club, sitting on the south shore of the Thames, next to the Battersea Park.

A textile art studio is situated opposite Hjem Kensington café, which closes off part of a quiet roundabout and formally creates a public space, with the knitted canopy overhead linking the two.

Scrap metal workshop with metalworking stages distributed across three floors. An architectural promenade inspired by serendipitous dead-end site encounter, metal mapping, and local clockmaking history.

Between a built-up street and a nature reserve, the project extends nature and provides a space for kids, parents, and residents to play and work within nature whilst also experiencing a sense of neighbourhood.

Aged steps progress up subtle gradients of carefully orchestrated encounters and exercises. Elderly people dancing their loneliness away; water channelling to feed greenery of surrounding gardens, thanking them for the safety and enclosure that they provide.

The site is on Deptford High Street, home to a successful and diverse market community. The building aims to provide a space for new market traders to start up their business and integrate into the community.

The design hopes to cultivate a sense of community transforming the back lands and gardens of terraced houses in Islington to allotments and gathering social space. The structure runs through the perimeter of each garden to provide households on upper floors with growing outside space without taking away space from the garden below.