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map of london 1824
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Monday 3 November 2008
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site King's Cross
About us
practice
Our practice focuses on providing platforms for self organisation, enabling localities to act in their interest. Pursue projects that are informed by everyday needs, promote ideas that come out of urban situations those localities are at.
Our aim is to bridge large regeneration projects with smaller and marginal local groups in urban environment. Proposals articulated by our practice consists of providing technical, logistical, and theoretical help to those initiatives that trying to alter urban projects that are aimed to solve challenges at larger - municipal, regional or national scales. Working closely with local communities we enable their voices to be heard and articulated in order to large investment schemes to be more beneficial for them.
Our practice focuses on particular situations that exist in urban fabric through investigating histories, changes in time, resident localities. Following these we formulate proposals and critiques that are trying to rethink prevailing planning and architectural strategies, this way finding solutions that are more sustainable.
JJAZ portal functions as archive of practices, ideas and utopias, virtual tool box that gathers knowledge concerning practical solutions to issues that arise in an urban setting.
Links
- kings cross environment
- russian utopia depository
- Engineering and design consultancy
- British Waterways
- Past contentious proposals for London
- london councils
- King's Cross Railway Lands Group
- kings cross development forum
- kings cross online
- kings cross future
- cabinet magazine
- BLDG blog
- situationist international
- London particular
- research architecture
- dictionary of war
Labels
- around site (4)
- films about London (3)
- history of site (3)
- Maps of Kings cross site (2)
- site studies: canal (1)
- site studies: opinions (1)
- site studies: poem (2)
- site studies: signs (4)
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