Comments for WAG http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk ARCHITECTURE INTERIORS LANDSCAPES MEDIA OBJECTS RESEARCH ECOLOGY Wed, 20 Aug 2008 02:46:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Sheffield Festival Centre Competition by nelli http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2007/05/10/sheffield-festival-centre-competition/#comment-363 nelli Thu, 22 May 2008 12:48:18 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=419#comment-363 - F A N T A S T I C - Rated design guys! this is architecture we need! and in Sheffield too. The timber features are well thought out along with the spatial planning for the site. I would love to see more details/plans of the development. Thanks for a GREAT design. nelli - F A N T A S T I C -

Rated design guys! this is architecture we need! and in Sheffield too. The timber features are well thought out along with the spatial planning for the site.

I would love to see more details/plans of the development.

Thanks for a GREAT design.

nelli

]]> Comment on WAG’s Social Ecologies scheme Commended - Europan 9: Milton Keynes by Jon Goodbun http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2008/01/18/wags-social-ecologies-scheme-commended-europan-9-milton-keynes/#comment-103 Jon Goodbun Mon, 24 Mar 2008 11:59:29 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=470#comment-103 An article in today's Independent states that demand for organic home grown food has never been higher, and waiting lists for allotments are 10 years in some areas. Still, the vast majority of house builders and developers are so out of touch with the progressive end of the market that we are unlikely to see many permaculture inspired housing schemes like this europan proposal built in the near future. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/demand-for-allotments-soars-in-quest-for-organic-food-799872.html An article in today’s Independent states that demand for organic home grown food has never been higher, and waiting lists for allotments are 10 years in some areas. Still, the vast majority of house builders and developers are so out of touch with the progressive end of the market that we are unlikely to see many permaculture inspired housing schemes like this europan proposal built in the near future.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/demand-for-allotments-soars-in-quest-for-organic-food-799872.html

]]> Comment on Art Gallery and Bar, Bohemia Place, London by jon goodbun http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2007/03/05/art-gallery-and-bar-bohemia-place-london/#comment-102 jon goodbun Mon, 17 Mar 2008 15:07:42 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=365#comment-102 It is now being held up by the landlords Spacia. It is not clear how and when things will progress at this moment. However, WAG is now working on a speculative eco-masterplan for Hackney Central as a research project with some students at the University of Greenwich... this maybe will kickstart something bigger, and release some of the potential of this area for the local community... It is now being held up by the landlords Spacia. It is not clear how and when things will progress at this moment.
However, WAG is now working on a speculative eco-masterplan for Hackney Central as a research project with some students at the University of Greenwich… this maybe will kickstart something bigger, and release some of the potential of this area for the local community…

]]> Comment on Art Gallery and Bar, Bohemia Place, London by Benedict http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2007/03/05/art-gallery-and-bar-bohemia-place-london/#comment-101 Benedict Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:52:06 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=365#comment-101 When will this bar be opened i dont see any signs of development thus far ? When will this bar be opened i dont see any signs of development thus far ?

]]> Comment on Art Gallery and Bar, Bohemia Place, London by Ben http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2007/03/05/art-gallery-and-bar-bohemia-place-london/#comment-100 Ben Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:06:30 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=365#comment-100 when will this open? when will this open?

]]> Comment on Art Gallery and Bar, Bohemia Place, London by Benedict http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2007/03/05/art-gallery-and-bar-bohemia-place-london/#comment-99 Benedict Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:04:45 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=365#comment-99 Has the work started for this bar ? When will it be opened ? I dont see any activity at Units 6 - 7 Bohemia Place ... Has the work started for this bar ? When will it be opened ? I dont see any activity at Units 6 - 7 Bohemia Place …

]]> Comment on Battersea Liquidwood Station by ralph http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2007/07/26/battersea-liquidwood-station/#comment-98 ralph Wed, 20 Feb 2008 19:20:38 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=428#comment-98 look, i perfectly understand how dificul the whole plot with battersea power station is on is causing so much difficulty, but the idea that is proposed there is a genuinely good one, but it seems so weird to use an iconic power station for wood, wouldn't it be better to turn it into a museum paying homeage to this piece of remarkable architecture? not a liquid wood factory thing look, i perfectly understand how dificul the whole plot with battersea power station is on is causing so much difficulty, but the idea that is proposed there is a genuinely good one, but it seems so weird to use an iconic power station for wood, wouldn’t it be better to turn it into a museum paying homeage to this piece of remarkable architecture? not a liquid wood factory thing

]]> Comment on Visitors by Sanghee http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/visitors/#comment-97 Sanghee Tue, 01 Jan 2008 13:14:35 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?page_id=431#comment-97 HAPPY NEW YEAR! John, Cordula and Philip! This is Sanghee from Korea. Very long time no see :-) I hope you all are having good time at New Years day. I miss u all, my time in London and Wag always. wish i come to London and visit there again. just wanted to say hello hehe I wish your great new year and only happy, nice, and enjoyful things happens to you this year! bye~~ HAPPY NEW YEAR! John, Cordula and Philip!
This is Sanghee from Korea.
Very long time no see :-)
I hope you all are having good time at New Years day.
I miss u all, my time in London and Wag always.
wish i come to London and visit there again.

just wanted to say hello hehe

I wish your great new year and only happy, nice, and enjoyful things happens to you this year!
bye~~

]]> Comment on Sidney House and Homerton, London by hilary friend http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2007/02/01/sidney-house-and-homerton-london/#comment-96 hilary friend Tue, 11 Dec 2007 08:22:59 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=402#comment-96 I would also like to visit the part of the hospital that used to be the workhouse where my gtgtgrandmother lived for approx 10 years. She died there in 1905 aged 96 I would also like to visit the part of the hospital that used to be the workhouse where my gtgtgrandmother lived for approx 10 years. She died there in 1905 aged 96

]]> Comment on Sidney House and Homerton, London by Jenny Symien http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/2007/02/01/sidney-house-and-homerton-london/#comment-95 Jenny Symien Sat, 08 Dec 2007 16:23:42 +0000 http://www.wag-architecture.co.uk/?p=402#comment-95 My paternal great-grandmother (Jane Gray) and her father (James Gray) and family were all workers in the silk industry in Hackney in the 1800s. My maternal grandmother was a nurse at Homerton hospital attached to Hackney workhouse. I would like to see the site, can one visit? I do not live in London but am within commuting distance. My paternal great-grandmother (Jane Gray) and her father (James Gray) and family were all workers in the silk industry in Hackney in the 1800s. My maternal grandmother was a nurse at Homerton hospital attached to Hackney workhouse. I would like to see the site, can one visit? I do not live in London but am within commuting distance.

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