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Henley Halebrown are multi-award-winning architects based in London, producing architecture that takes account of the way people actually use buildings and how they affect our sense of well-being. With insightful essays by founding director and architectural writer Simon Henley, this book highlights the critical thinking which is at the heart of their work.
The book details twelve projects built between 2010 and 2022, mainly in the fields of housing, education and commercial space, and including both new builds and re-use. These projects are all infused with character that engenders affection in their users, as well promoting social interaction and striving for continuity rather than novelty. The buildings they produce are inherently flexible and able to accommodate changing functions. The practice's approach to sustainability de-mystifies the technology, helping people to understand and participate in a building's environmental performance.
Each project is critically assessed by leading architects Tony Fretton, Pierre d'Avoine, Hugh Strange and Adam Khan, and critics Jay Merrick, Edwin Heathcote, Rob Wilson and Rosamund Diamond.
Contents
Introduction: Making Really Useful Buildings; Morphology & Association, Façades, Attunement and Form, Simon Henley; Typologies, Rosamund Diamond; Copper Lane Co-Housing - Jay Merrick, Pierre d'Avoine; House in A Walled Garden; Hackney New School - Hugh Strange; Façade Studies, Simon Henley; Chadwick Hall - Ros Diamond, Edwin Heathcote; De Beauvoir Block; The Poppy Factory; Adaptive Re-use, Tony Fretton; The Laszlo; 98-100 De Beauvoir Road - Adam Khan; Sensible Buildings - Being Ted Cullinan, Simon Henley; Being Ted Cullinan; At the Edge of The Forest and A Field, Simon Henley; Hackney New Primary School & 333 Kingsland Road - Ros Diamond, Jay Merrick; Thames Christian School & Battersea Chapel; On Not Living in a Victorian Terrace House, Simon Henley; Taylor & Chatto Court, Frampton Park Estate; Willmott Court, Frampton Park Estate - Rob Wilson; It Is With Form That We Speak, Simon Henley; Project Index; Exhibitions; Bibliography; People past & present