Community Education Housing Urban Regeneration Miscellaneous
Hans Haenlein Architects
Community

PROJECTS:

Tokyngton Community Centre


Lambeth Youth Sports and Arts Development Association
Vauxhall City Farm
Fairbridge Estate Community Centre
Spitalfields City Farm

Patmos Community Centre

New Malden Baptist Church

The Ivy Street Centre

The Avenues Youth Project

The Parent House

St Faith’s Church

St Matthews Church and Parsonage

Catholic Children's Society

The Weir Link Project

Simmeringer Markt

PELO

PELO
Project: Community Centre
Status: Inception and Feasibility
Location: 123-125 Burbage Road, Dulwich, London, SE21 7AF
Client: Positive Education Learning Organisation
Contract Value: to be determined

PELO is an acronym for Positive Education Learning Organisation. PELO started as a football club for young people (aged 6 to 23 years old) in 1995 with 12 youngsters, and now includes approximately 800 participants from different backgrounds and cultures, but particularly from deprived areas.

The current building is in a poor state of repair and is not meeting the needs of its users. PELO is therefore proposing to replace these with modern facilities to meet the current needs of the community.

London ProHelp, a professional pro bono group, is providing a range of legal and business support for PELO to facilitate its development.

Hans Haenlein Architects were appointed in 2005 to help the management team to develop the brief and to design the new centre and associated facilities.


Quantity Surveyor:
Mark Thomas Associates

Structural Consultant:
to be appointed

Building Services Consultant:
to be appointed

Key Services: Brief Writing, Community Planning & Participation, Design for the Disabled, Ecological Architecture, Full Architectural Service, Sustainable Design, Interior Design, Planning advice.

VISUALS:

Tokyngton Community Centre

Tokyngton Community Centre

Tokyngton Community Centre

RIBA A member of the Royal Institute of British Architects