In October 2005 Hans Haenlein was admitted to the RIBA specialist register of Client Design Advisors.
Andres Fernandez joined the practice in October 2005 having completed his Architecture education at Strathclyde University, Glasgow.
Hiral Patel, who is studying Architecture at the Maharaja Sayajirao University, Gujarat, India, joined us in July 2005 for a six month practical training period.
In June 2005 Hans Haenlein presented his proposals for single project insurance to members of the Construction Productivity Network.
Since March 2005 we have been working with Michael House School in Derbyshire on a new masterplan and will be replacing thier existing buildings and facilities.
The PCC of St. Matthews Church, Meadow Row, London SE1, which we completed in 1993 and was the last building to be formally opened by Diana, Princess of Wales on 10th December 1993, is planning improvements to enhance the community support it currently offers. Funding applications are in the pipeline.
The proposals for The Ivy Street Centre are being considered by Hackney Council for townplanning approval; an exhibition of our proposals was on display at Shoreditch Library during November and December 2004 to allow local residents to comment.
We continue to develop the proposals for the International Centre for Inclusive Environments at the University of Reading and made a presentation of our concept at a meeting of AGEnet on 27th October 2004, which was organised by Professor Lansley, the director of AGEnet.
The Management Team of the Weir Community Project, SW12 have asked us to design new Community facilities for their estate.
In June 2004 ProHelp-London, which is chaired by Hans Haenlein, was given a Collaborative Action ‘Big Tick Award’ by Business in the Community, for its work with London Communities.
from left to right: Christopher Jonas, ProHelp National, Chairman/Rosanna Henderson, ProHelp-London, Manager/ Hans Haenlein, ProHelp-London, Co-chairman/Simon Camamile, ProHelp-London, Co-chairman.
The Avenues Youth Project, London W10, which was formally opened by the Prince of Wales on 10th December 2003, received a Civic Trust Awards 2004 – Mention.
The awards ceremony was held on 9th November 2004.
Continuing our commitment to sustainability, we are pleased to be listed on the Green Register.
Tribal Tree, NW1 which is helping young people from disadvantaged backgrounds through music to bridge between education/training and a workplace in the music industry, have asked us to provide strategic advice and design services to help them to move to bigger and better accommodation.
Albanian Youth Action, which provides education and social support services for Albanian children, young people and families in the UK, need to move out of their present school accommodation in Lambeth. They have asked us to provide strategic advice and design services for their new accommodation.
