James Wignall
MA work
MA work
ADS3: HORROR
Last time the earth was four degrees warmer than current temperatures there was no ice on the planet. The intergovernmental panel of climate change predicts a possible four-degree increase within the next hundred years. This project projects forward into the four-degree world where the face of the planet has changed.
The flood builders have reshaped London, introducing great piers that link the deepest sections of the city to London’s dry urban fabric. London has become one of a handful of the surviving great cities, beating with a powerful artery which allows its blood to continue to flow.
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MA Degree
School
School of Architecture
Programme
MA Architecture, 2010
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Contact
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07855 107279
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ADS3: HORROR
Last time the earth was four degrees warmer than current temperatures there was no ice on the planet. The intergovernmental panel of climate change predicts a possible four-degree increase within the next hundred years. This project projects forward into the four-degree world where the face of the planet has changed.
The flood builders have reshaped London, introducing great piers that link the deepest sections of the city to London’s dry urban fabric. London has become one of a handful of the surviving great cities, beating with a powerful artery which allows its blood to continue to flow.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Architecture (First class), University of Nottingham, 2007; Exchange programme, Architecture, University of New South Wales, Australia, 2006
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Experience
- Designer, Thomas Heatherwicks, London, 2007/8; Design consulant, Wasted at the V&A, London, 2009; Glass making appretice, BBC, London, 2010
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Exhibitions
- Real, Heatherley’s, London, 2010
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Awards
- Cities of London and Westminster Society Of Architects Postgraduate Award, 2009; Architecture, Nottingham University Best Design Portfolio Award, 2007; Nominated, RIBA President's Medals Student Awards Bronze Medal, 2007