Abstract :
Less than 10 years old, DSDHA (Deborah Saunt David Hills Architects) has worked its way up the ladder of building types from nurseries, through to schools and now their first university building opened in summer 2007 in Cambridge. Helen Castle went to visit the studio in Kennington, south London, and discovered a practice that thrives on the heady mixture that educational buildings offer, combining social engagement with complex client needs. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Keywords :
RIBA award , Tony Fretton , Sure Start initiative , Paradise Park Childrenיs Centre , Leroy Street Studio , William Bellamy Childrenיs Centre , Parliament Square , Rem Koolhaas , Foster +Partners , Robert Venturi , Urban Splash , Denise Scott Brown , The Castleford Project , Emmaus Primary School , Moller Centre Collaborative Learning Environment , resort in the Caribbean , Christיs College Secondary School , urban quarter in Accra , Pond Meadow Special Needs School , Allford Hall Monaghan Morris , Sandy Wilson , Iliffe Yard , British Library , nursery architecture , MJ Long , Hoyle Early Years Centre , Nigel Coatesי Royal College of Art , CABE , David Hills , British Construction Industry Award , door opening
