Erect Architecture

Erect Architecture is seeking an Architect for six months of maternity cover to join its team in London. The role will be from the start of January to the end of June 2025 (fixed term contract with potential to be extended if workload allows). Please follow the link bellow for the full Dezeen Jobs advert and to apply. Closing date: Monday 4 November, midday. https://lnkd.in/eY2rpVqg

Have you ever thought about closing a road for a community event? It's quite a challenge but there's huge value in this type of engagement event. In our latest Journal entry, Elliott Rawlinson discusses his learnings from helping put together a community fun day in Burnt Oak. The event formed part of our overall engagement in Burnt Oak where we have been working on High Street improvements alongside: Inclusion Barnet Civic Engineers Studio Dekka Limited Huntley Cartwright Quantity Surveyors Read the journal entry on our website here: https://lnkd.in/d59C4Rk8 Photo Credit: White and White

Work at Erith Riverside Gardens is in full swing and we are really excited to see the improvements to the gardens come into fruition. The re-landscaping of the gardens aims to bring residents and visitors closer to the River Thames whilst enjoying the green open space on Erith High Street. New seating, a playground and outdoor fitness zone, as well as a community gardening area will be located along a 'Thames promenade route' running the length of the gardens, connecting people to the river's edge whilst socialising, getting active or resting within the gardens. The Team Client: London Borough of Bexley Architect: Erect Architecture Structural Engineers: Built Engineers Contractor: Ground Control Quantity Surveyor: Huntley Cartwright Floor Risk Engineers: RAB Consultants Community Engagement: Groundwork Services Engineer: Ritchie+Daffin More info on: Erect Architecture https://lnkd.in/ecX3a6Qk Greater Erith https://lnkd.in/ePpvEuYS

We're proud to announce that Erect Architecture has been selected as 1/6 suppliers for the London Legacy Development Corporation Landscape and Public Realm Framework (Lot 1 / Strategy, Research and Studies). The key framework goals are: Welcoming Spaces Creation of public spaces that benefit residents in East London and surrounding boroughs. All projects should welcome diverse visitors and encourage community engagement Sustainable Practices Emphasise responsible resource use throughout the design process Attracting Visitors High-quality design is crucial for drawing visitors and encouraging repeat visits The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is on our doorstep and we're thrilled to be able to play such a positive role in it's future.

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We are excited that one of our recent projects “Quadrant House” has been shortlisted for the Architects’ Journal Retrofit & Reuse Awards, under the Adaptive Reuse, Future Reuse and Decarbonisation category. Erect Architecture led the project and we worked closely with them and the main contractor Thomas Sinden Limited to implement best practice retrofit measures. The project transformed the 1960s structure into a modern, decarbonised building, revitalising the high street and making the local community and Tandridge District Council proud. We’ll share more about this project shortly. With thanks to Charles Hosea and Thomas Sinden Limited for the fantastic photos. ⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯ #BTPEngineering Bringing buildings to life with expertly designed mechanical, electrical and renewable energy systems

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Newhaven - ERA to provide Newhaven with "pedestrian-focused streetscape improvements" We're excited to announce we have won a £1.5 million project to provide ‘pedestrian-focused streetscape improvements’ and better wayfinding in the town centre and at the Elphick Road pause point, the Bridge Street to North Way connection, and from High Street to Church Hill. We'll be working alongside: Civic Engineers Studio Dekka Limited Polimekanos Studio ONB are also working on improving arrival spaces at Newhaven Town Station and the Lower Place bus stop, along with other bus stops and the ferry terminal; and to improve wayfinding and access to key central sites. You can read more about the project on our website: https://lnkd.in/et_CxQ2C Or on Architects’ Journal Winners of Newhaven wayfinding contests revealed https://lnkd.in/eAnX5MjT

Connecting Hoxton New on the website is an overview of the fantastic "Connecting Hoxton" project we have been working on throughout the year. The project involved in depth public engagement and consultation through co-design workshops within the local area to find out what local people felt and wanted for their area. We're excited that "Connecting Hoxton" has been successful in their bid for funding from the MayorofLondon as part of the Civic Partnership Programme. This funding means this is just the beginning and further work will soon be underway to improve the daily lives of those living, working and visiting Hoxton. MayorofLondon London Borough of Hackney New City College Nicole Godetz Hoxton Hall Shoreditch Library The Hoxton Trust Museum of the Home Volunteer Centre Hackney Ministry of Stories Shoreditch Townhall Civic Engineers Studio Dekka Limited Huntley Cartwright Earnscliffe, Making Access Work Find out more about the project on our website https://lnkd.in/eg7XnNv5

What do teenage girls want from their local parks? We're currently working on an exciting project to improve Memorial Park in London Borough of Waltham Forest. As part of the design process we are engaging different community groups, to understand what matters most to them and what changes they want to see in the park. Our latest journal post reflects on the perspective of teenage girls and specifically poses the question "What do teenage girls want from their local parks?" Let us know what you think and join the debate below Journal Post: https://lnkd.in/ednQwQKH