‘The Value of Maintenance?’ seeks to help people understand, plan and budget for the care of listed churches on the Heritage at Risk Register.
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Holly invited doers and the curious to ‘see like an architect’ as part of the Do Fest Dudley High St.
APEC Architects has submitted a planning application on behalf of the Birmingham Repertory Theatre for an ambitious remodelling of its front of house areas.
The Learning Marathon has come to an end, but after 6 months of researching into community empowerment a surprise collaboration has emerged, so this is really just the beginning…
This International Women’s Day, Naomi gives her thoughts on the importance of Women in Architecture, and why it is more than just about numbers.
Another of APEC’s projects is recognised in the award that celebrates built projects that are of real and demonstrable benefit to society.
Holly continues her Learning Marathon blog series on how citizen empowerment might form the basis of changes in the urban environment.
“I poured over plans and photos in publications at the time, I realised that the design had emerged as a response to a conversation between the architecture and the activity of learning, rather than an exercise in arranging rooms on plan.”
Naomi shares her thoughts after her ‘Working with an Architect’ talk at the Fit for Function 2 Conference last month.
We delved into the history and future of Kingsbury Hall with the community of Kingsbury.