2007 Student Health Design Awards
Zhi Jian Fann
Zhi Jian Fann, who is currently studying at the University of Sheffield, UK, was shortlisted in the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) for the following submission. For contact please email: ara05zjf@sheffield.ac.uk Elderly Corporation Brief – Conisbrough | The 21st Century Place Introduction Eighty is the new sixty-five. The project is entitled Elderly Corporation... »
Tom Turner
Tom Turner, who is currently studying at The Glasgow School of Architecture, UK (RIBA Part 2), was shortlisted in the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) for the following submission. For contact please email: TTurner@rickmather.com Chinese Health Culture Exchange, Glasgow Brief: The thesis is a vehicle for personal study, in which the topic... »
Stephanie Edwards
Stephanie Edwards, who is currently studying at The Architectural Association, UK (2nd year, RIBA part 1), was shortlisted in the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) for the following submission. For contact please email: stephanieedwards@yahoo.co.uk Reconfiguring St Clements Hospital (East London and The City Mental Health NHS Trust) Brief: Are hospitals the ultimate ecologies?... »
Sheffield Team
‘The Sheffield Team’ – comprising David Baldwin, Amy Cheung, Philip Daniels, Simon Grayson, Alexandra Jones, Jeremy Lodge, Anca Milache, Kay Robson and Basim Shamsuddin, all students studying at The School of Architecture at The University of Sheffield – where shortlisted in the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) for the following... »
Sarah Ernst
Sarah Ernst, who is currently studying at the University of Sheffield, UK (RIBA Part 1), entered the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) with the following submission. For contact please email: ernst_sarah@yahoo.co.uk A retirement community, Newfield Green, Gleadless Valley, Sheffield Offering an alternative for older people A brief The brief was to design a site... »
Sabine Megow and Sophie Michel
Sabine Megow and Sophie Michel, who are currently studying at the TU Berlin, Germany, entered the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) with the following submission. For contact please email: binemarq@hotmail.de, sophet62@yahoo.com Elementary: A Mobile Health Centre Brief The task was to design a mobile health centre, which can be transported to the destination... »
Rosie Rainbow
Rosie Rainbow, who is currently studying at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, entered the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) with the following submission. For contact please email: rosie_rainbow@hotmail.com The Warapuru Centre, a mental health retreat, Itacare, Brazil The brief was to design a mental health retreat in an existing... »
Robert Galati
Robert Galati, who is currently studying at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, entered the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) with the following submission. For contact please email: robert_g_galati@yahoo.com.au Renal Dialysis Unit, Oxford Street, Paddington, Sydney, Australia Brief The design proposal is to be for a boutique style renal dialysis unit... »
Reuben Barker
Reuben Barker, who is currently studying at Kingston University, UK (Year 3 of RIBA Part 1), entered the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) with the following submission. For contact please email: reuben@macdream.net Health Centre Project: Coram Fields, Bloomsbury, London The site for this Health Centre lies between Brunswick Sq and the Coram... »
Preethi Srikanth with Krystle Wilson
Preethi Srikanth and Krystle Wilson, who are currently studying at the College of Architecture Texas A & M University, College Station, USA, entered the Architects for Health’s First Student Health Design Award (2007) with the following submission. For contact please email: preethisrikanth@gmail.com Hatfield Hospital, Hertfordshire, UK The objective of the Hatfield Hospital was to create a... »
