Catja de Haas Architects with Antonio Moll  have won a place in the Midlands and North of England regions lot and will work alongside LHC-CPC during the next 6 years. We are happy to strengthen our on going relationship with LHC. Together we will deliver the most innovative and forward thinking projects to contribute positively in our mission to tackle the climate crisis using our respective experience and knowledge of place making, sustainability, affordable housing and retrofit. 

Read more about the event. 

We had a wonderful day of old fashioned workshops on the courtyard and local schools made dolls’houses in advance. There is still time to visit as the exhibition has been extended until the end of October. 

Lovely write up of the research festival in Chichester on October 5th by Carolyn Cobbold.

Festival of Research October 5th 

A series of workshops as part of Camberwell Arts community week in 2023. We asked the childre what Southwark meant to them and made a booklet around the theme. 

A short film takes viewers through the ​‘Together We Care’ installation. More than 100 people participated in this project. Refugee and non-refugee families, students and professionals from different countries made dolls’ houses that tell their stories of home, community and belonging. By linking the dolls’ houses with ropes and ramps and ladders the project aims to explore the meaning of home and community after a year of COVID19 restrictions and the isolation these caused, while highlighting the experience of being a refugee in an attempt to create solidarity and understanding across the political and socio-economic divide.

To see the film before 20th June 2021, click this link.

For more information about the Giant Dolls’ House project click this link.