LuÍsa Alpalhão
MA work
MA work
The increasing acceleration of daily rhythms in urban contexts leaves little time for one to appreciate the surrounding cityscape. Public space, as a ground for interaction, has been highly institutionalised leaving almost no scope for ad hoc interventions. Cultures clash within the public realm when immigration becomes an obstacle for social integration. This project brings the notion of local and global, domestic and public together in a master plan for a re- imagined New Covent Garden Market made of small elements of surprise, where the boundary between private and public is blurred and a reinvention of social public space emerges.
ADS1/Binaries/Oxymorons: Nature vs. Culture
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Architecture
Programme
MA Architecture, 2008
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Contact
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07799 455246
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The increasing acceleration of daily rhythms in urban contexts leaves little time for one to appreciate the surrounding cityscape. Public space, as a ground for interaction, has been highly institutionalised leaving almost no scope for ad hoc interventions. Cultures clash within the public realm when immigration becomes an obstacle for social integration. This project brings the notion of local and global, domestic and public together in a master plan for a re- imagined New Covent Garden Market made of small elements of surprise, where the boundary between private and public is blurred and a reinvention of social public space emerges.
ADS1/Binaries/Oxymorons: Nature vs. Culture
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Degrees
- BSc (Hons) Architecture, University of East London, 2005
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Experience
- Architectural Assistant, Sall Cullinan & Buck Architects Limited, London, 2006 to present; Architectural Assistant, muf, London, 2006; Office Coordinator, The Architecture Foundation, London, 2005-6; Architectural Assistant, One Architecture, Amsterdam, 2004
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Exhibitions
- Hong Kong & Shenzhen Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism/ Architecture, Hong Kong, 2008
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Awards
- Shortlisted, Design for Our Future Selves Award, Helen Hamlyn Research Centre, 2008; Third prize, Oberon Illustration Awards, 2007