Watch Piers Taylor of Invisible Studio and Georgie Grant of the Onion Collective discuss East Quay
Watch Piers Taylor of Invisible Studio and Georgie Grant of the Onion Collective discuss East Quay
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What are the consequences of architecture? How can we measure them? What is the social territory of a place? How can architecture be part of this? In the next of an ongoing series of talks, Onion Collective talk about their 8 year journey in initiating a major new cultural facility at East Quay, Watchet that opens this summer. The project was made possible by the largest award ever (£5.3m) from the Coastal Community Fund in part due to the comprehensive research and social mapping carried out by the Onion Collective. Invisible Studio describe the journey in designing the project, which they have described as ‘post architecture’ in a context where they tried to unlearn the restrictive architetcure as building dogma that prevails. Booking essential. Places limited.
We’re super pleased that our mixed use regeneration scheme for the Onion Collective CIC at East Quay, Watchet has finally been submitted for planning after 4 years development and consultation. The scheme comprises art studios, a gallery, other workspaces, a cafe and accommodation. With LT Studio landscape architects.