Assemble

We currently have a 50% off the first 3 months offer on our studios at Fabric Floor! Fabric Floor is a creative workspace in Brixton, set up by Assemble in partnership with 3Space, and London Borough of Lambeth. It’s focused on people working in fashion and textiles, but other creative fields are also welcome! We currently have 3 private studios available: - 3.2 × 6m: £690/month - 5 × 6m: £1,100/month - 5.5 × 9m: £1,785/month As well as desks in the shared studio at a rate of £265/month The price includes WiFi, heating, utilities, service charges, and 24/7 access to a shared classroom, kitchenette, and a workshop with communal machinery. The communal workshop has the following equipment: - 3 Juki industrial lockstitch machines - 3- and 4-thread Wimsew industrial overlockers - An industrial Stirovap steam iron with a heated vacuum table. Please email workspace@assemblestudio.co.uk with any enquiries.

designboom and Assemble ’s anthony engi meacock come together to discuss the UK-based multidisciplinary collective’s unique approach at the Architect Show (tAS) in athens, greece. read more here: https://lnkd.in/efMEJqSY

We are thrilled to announce Assemble and Office Corr Higgins as the winners of our competition to undertake the feasibility study for the redevelopment of Timespan. Thank you to The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland for the incredible support, and to Museums Galleries Scotland and The National Lottery Heritage Fund for their generosity which made it possible. This project will reimagine Timespan building as a cohesive, #accessible, and #sustainable museum and cultural institution, enhancing facilities for visitors and staff, strengthening the connection with the local environment and materials, while also reducing the #ecological impact. Selected from a shortlist of 5 exceptional teams, Assemble and Office Corr Higgins’ interdisciplinary practice aligns perfectly with Timespan’s ethos: rooted locally, understood globally, committed to empowering communities and tackling global challenges through culture and creativity. Find more about the competition and the winning team by visiting: https://lnkd.in/du_bYjx8

A huge moment! We are so proud to have played a tiny part in this landmark project. Looking forward to the next steps! 🌱

LifeLine Community Centre has received planning permission! ✨️ This project adapts and re-uses an inter-war warehouse on the Becontree Estate in Dagenham to be a community centre for LifeLine Church. LifeLine Church have deep roots in the area, having worked in Dagenham since their foundation in the mid-70s. Two local charities have been birthed from the work of the church, Community Resources and Lifeline Projects. Previously relying on rented and borrowed spaces, this project will be a great space to expand and develop activities with partners. We're working with Simple Works to conserve and adapt as much of the original building as possible, including the elegant metal trusses in the main warehouse and an unusual structure in one of the smaller buildings that ties the walls together. P3R Engineers Ltd and Max Fordham LLP have helped us create environmental and acoustic strategies to ensure the building can host gatherings while remaining passively ventilated. IKS CONSULTING LIMITED are doing a great job of helping make sure that the project is delivered in a timely and cost-effective fashion. We're looking forward to making this an incredible community asset that can serve the people of Dagenham for years to come.

We're on the shortlist to redesign the visitor pavilions and public realm at the The British Museum! 🔨 We will be working collaboratively with Periscope, Neal Shasore and Store Projects to develop new ways of welcoming the Museum’s 6 million annual visitors, working within the Grade I Listed entrances. 🖼 Drawing by George Scharf, 1828

Very excited to share news of another masterplan project! Last week we announced the shortlist for a competition we've run through the GLA's A+U Framework to redesign the Visitor Pavilions and public realm at both entrances to the Museum. We had some amazing responses in the first round and will be sharing more at the end of Stage 2 later in the year. The shortlist includes: Collective Cultures (OMMX, Adam Nathaniel Furman (Hon FRIBA), MSOMA Architects, YAA Projects) with J&L Gibbons East architecture, landscape urban design ltd and HAYATSU ARCHITECTS LTD with Bradley-Hole Schoenaich Landscape Periscope with Assemble Publica with Carmody Groarke Studio Weave with Wright & Wright Architects, Steve Webb, Tom Massey - Landscape & Garden Design and Daisy Froud

Our colleague Emily Wickham is speaking at the Architectural Association on Friday at an event organised by Aude-Line Duliere and James Westcott on the subject of re-use alongside 6a, David Chipperfield Architects, Paye Stonework & Restoration Ltd and Stanton Williams. She'll be presenting our work with Local Works Studio Limited at Bramcote Park for the London Borough Of Southwark where we are looking to make a new park out of the materials of the existing one. We hope it will be a fruitful conversation with lots of mutual learning! https://lnkd.in/eZDUeAHs https://lnkd.in/e3_jY6_K Maria-Chiara Piccinelli Claire Dale-Lace Robert Greer

Architecture Today have kindly recognised our ongoing work toward making planetary projects that support local communities, ecologies and economies whilst learning from international exchange and ideas. They've made us a 'front-runner' in their inaugural Regenerative Architecture Index (https://lnkd.in/ew_YZWDk) alongside some excellent practices, friends and collaborators. The assessors said: “An early fascination with fabrication and craft has evolved into a formidable track record of working with collaborators to develop locally-sourced, bioregional or transitional materials and products.” Thank you Architecture Today and here's to continuing the challenging work.

Architecture Today have kindly recognised our ongoing work toward making planetary projects that support local communities, ecologies and economies whilst learning from international exchange and ideas. They've made us a 'front-runner' in their inaugural Regenerative Architecture Index (https://lnkd.in/ew_YZWDk) alongside some excellent practices, friends and collaborators. The assessors said: “An early fascination with fabrication and craft has evolved into a formidable track record of working with collaborators to develop locally-sourced, bioregional or transitional materials and products.” Thank you Architecture Today and here's to continuing the challenging work.