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Cai Hall

Cai's design thesis project involved working collaboratively with volunteers and users of a community project to produce a proposal for the expansion of their services and existing space to create a space for people to live, work, and come together and an access point for local health and wellbeing services in a non-c…

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The brief

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Cai Hall's design thesis was developed collaboratively with volunteers and users of a community project.

The proposal expands the existing space with places to live, work and meet, alongside an access point for local health and wellbeing services in a non-clinical setting. It develops Cai's interest in residential and community architecture, existing buildings and historic contexts.

Development

From brief to outcome.

Development 1

The proposal expands the existing space with places to live, work and meet, alongside an access point for local health and wellbeing services in a non-clinical setting. It develops Cai's interest in residential and community architecture, existing buildings and historic contexts.

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Kingston University

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