The Shared Space is our collection of writings, case studies and interviews offering considered insight on what it means to create fully integrated student accomodation within unique and varied communities throughout the UK. To explore the new book, please follow the instructions provided below. You’ll also find the original edition available for viewing further down the page.
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For all our Projects...
We look closely at where we feel the issues with student housing lie and then aim to resolve those. We always try to find ways to ensure that our developments are benchmarks of place making, the cutting-edge of sympathetic development of cities. Throughout each project emphasis is put on on research and relationships, to try to understand what the key drivers are in each location and where we add value. This makes each project bespoke, and completely unique.
About The Shared Space
In 2018 we published this book, The Shared Space, with the help of photographer Martin Gray. It tells the stories behind nine of our completed projects from across the UK, documenting the experiences of all the key stakeholders from architects and developers, to the universities, students and communities that ultimately see the biggest impact from our work.
You can browse the book online, below, or contact us if you would like a hard copy.
The Shared Space
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Please note, once the book has loaded you will see a control bar at the bottom of the page. If you click on the icon to the left of the “❮❮” button, you can quickly scroll through the whole book and skip directly to the page you want.
Béton House
Béton House is the latest phase in the ongoing redevelopment of one of the UK’s most iconic post-war developments, the Grade II listed Park Hill estate in Sheffield. The project will rekindle the original social intentions of Park Hill, provide a new lease of life to an abandoned part of the original building and reinvigorate the student-housing sector for the 21st century.
You can have a look at the brochure online by following the instructions below or contact us if you would like a hard copy.
