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Hans Haenlein Architects
Community

PROJECTS:

Vauxhall City Farm
Project: Animal Farm with Community Facilities
Status: Inception and Feasibility
Location: 24 St. Oswald's Place, London SE11
Client: The Trustees of the Vauxhall City Farm
Contract Value: to be determined

Vauxhall City Farm is a registered charity and a project led farm, established in 1977 on derelict land. The farm is located off Kennington Lane, in London SE11. Public Transport is a short distance away, including Vauxhall Underground and main line railway station. The farm also takes advantage of being located adjacent to the historic Spring Gardens.

The farm has a wide range of animals for children to handle and groom. The farm also aims to provide a better quality of animal life and to maintain public interest, with around 12,000 visitors a year.

The farm aims to promote social welfare, and to provide educational, recreational and training opportunities for local residents, particularly disadvantaged young children and those with disabilities and special needs.

The site is congested and the existing facilities inhibit the achievement of the aims of this charity.

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

Hans Haenlein Architects were appointed in March 2005 to help the management team to develop the brief, to prepare a masterplan and to implement this.


Quantity Surveyor:
to be appointed

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.

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Vauxhall City Farm

Vauxhall City Farm

Vauxhall City Farm

Vauxhall City Farm

Vauxhall City Farm

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