Mini Meadow Harrow Campus

Kramer, M. 2022. Mini Meadow Harrow Campus.

TitleMini Meadow Harrow Campus
CreatorsKramer, M.
Description

The Mini Meadow Live Project was co-designed with Architecture students and staff from the School of Architecture and Cities to promote biodiversity and well-being within the campus. This was part of a project, where we looked at Harrow Campus holistically and students interviewed local staff and students to find out their needs and aspirations.

To promote Live Projects, we have set up the Live Design Practice, a platform to enhance innovation, to build up new collaborations and to explore alternative practice whilst promoting participatory activities with diverse stakeholders. We work across disciplines and promote knowledge exchange.

Our approach is to use Live Projects as a way to understand issues, ask questions and we see this as an itinerary process for applied research. We introduce new ways of working collaboratively across sectors and take our multidisciplinary skills within academia and use these in live projects to serve communities and have a positive impact on society whilst introducing students and staff to alternative practice.
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Year30 Aug 2022
2022
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Image credit
Maria Kramer
Media type
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Web address (URL)http://www.openstudiowestminster.org/beyond-studio/live-design-practice/

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