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The Live Projects are a pioneering educational initiative introduced by the School of Architecture at the University of Sheffield. The projects draw on the School’s exceptional research base as well as the commitment, vision and resources of highly talented students. Running since 1999, the initiative is responsible for over 250 completed projects, each of which is archived below.
2019-2020
The Crucible was a product of rampant post-war construction and the adventurous spirit that gave rise to new styles of architecture which were previously inconceivable. The theatre evolved into a landmark with its signature brutalist style and then newly envisioned thrust stage, making it one of the most influential and distinguished examples of its period, justifying its listed status.
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A process for the improvement of one of SYHA’s supported accommodation sites for homeless families in Sheffield.
Sep 19
The live project ‘Destination Victoria Quays’ provided the platform for the creation of the ‘Quay Collective’; a network, a device and a catalyst for discussion, aimed at fostering connection between people and place on the Sheffield Tinsley canal.
Sep 19
Reinvigorating and generating excitement for the future vision of a pillar in the community.
Sep 19
Presenting pathways to creating a thriving woodland hub that embodies Ruskin’s ideals in the 21st century.
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Working with South Yorkshire Housing Association to understand and improve their Live Well properties.
Sep 19
Pipworth Green Live Project was based at Pipworth Community Primary School in Manor, Sheffield. The original project brief was to take a holistic overview of the school’s existing playground spaces, and consider means for providing the schoolchildren with safe access to an existing astro-turf MUGA (multi-use games area) on the adjacent recreation ground – Pipworth Green.
Sep 19
A vision with Pitsmoor Adventure Playground updating the current facilities to ensure longevity and continued success for the children and wider community of Pitsmoor and the Burngreave Area. Collaborating with artist Steve Pool, we used loose parts play to engage with the children to investigate how architecture and play can be combined.
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Through this six week Live Project, we looked at how we might go about conserving St. Leonards for another 800 years, through creative re-imagination and re-animation of the space.
Sep 19
The Bridge Community Hub initially approached Live Projects to examine how green spaces could be used for better youth provision.
Sep 19
The Tomorrow’s High Street project created a provocative vision for Sheffield’s city centre to celebrate its long linear historical route between Moorfoot and the Wicker Arches.
Sep 19
Walkley Vision had three clients: Walkley Community Centre, Walkley Carnegie Library and the wider community. We were tasked with better connecting the various community assets, businesses and volunteers in the area as well as providing some organisation specific outcomes.
Sep 19
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