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Architecture Unknown
January 2021
News
Concept design work for Naked Build Company's new range of WikiHouse garden pods!
Welcome back to the Winter Edition of the Architecture Unknown Ezine where you can get all your AU News update fixes.
Firstly we want to wish all our friends, clients and casual readers a very happy New Year and hope the holiday season was enjoyable and relaxing as it could be, given the circumstances.
The year may still young but there has been plenty of exciting development’s a foot and plenty of project updates to share, despite the lock-down turmoil the country is currently facing.
In the time being, we hope you all stay safe and know that we are all in this together, we will come out of this stronger. Enjoy and until next time.
NEW PLANNING SUBMISSION
Our designs for a 10Bed HMO for the exciting and progressive North West Living are out for planning with a decision just around the corner.
EXCITING NEWS
AU and the 2nd Whalley Range Scout Hut have been nominated for Architect of the Year and Commercial Project of the Year at the Structural Timber Awards 2020
Shortlisted for the Structural Timber Awards
NAKED BUILD COMPANY - GARDEN SPACES
Over the past few months we have been helping to design a series of Ecologically and environmentally sustainable play, create, work, rest, natural garden spaces for naked build co. which fully utilise the wonderful Wikihouse system. These spaces will be affordable, sustainable, cosy and natural but with also the possibility of self build, depending on how hands on you will like to get. This is a really exciting project to be part of so keep an eye out for more designs and more exciting news on our social media but also in the next newsletter.
HACKNEY SELF BUILD CHALLENGE - LONDON
AU were invited to design a submission for the Hackney Self build Challenge. Our design is an innovative, light filled four bed WikiHouse that sits proudly in its context and blurs the boundary between its landscaped setting and internal living spaces. The design is aimed at the community of self-builders in London and is a modern but typical family home, melding internal space with the natural
World as a core principle of the design
