
Beatrice Tartaglini
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Terra Vitae Morte
Sheffield School of Architecture
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Terra Vitae Morte is Beatrice Tartaglini’s final thesis project, created with Landscape Architecture student Eve Davis at the Manchester School of Architecture. Situated in Manchester's Southern Cemetery, this contemplative structure provides a sanctuary for those processing grief, offering spaces that guide individua…
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Elena’s project “Nourishing Roots”, is a retrofit of the Orangery, a Grade II listed building in Wakefield. The proposal focuses on cultivating a thriving community where food serves as a source of nourishment, education, and joy for all. The roof garden not only provides essential urban green space but also acts as a…
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"Here is Panagiota's final design thesis ‘‘VALLERE TOWER’’ for a new business park at the west entrance of Thessaloniki, Greece all modelled in Revit, visualised in V-RAY".
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By James Paul
James' final year project was the Working People's Club - a skills centre situated in 1980's Birmingham on a site adjacent to the former modernist Bull Ring Centre. The WPC sought to challenge the insular and exclusive nature of Working Men's Clubs; creating a centre that channeled the WMC's more altruistic roots.
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By Zac Hayes
My final project, The South Yorkshire Climate Assembly, is a new piece of civic infrastructure in Barnsley city centre, designed to spark conversation and action around climate resilience and community engagement. At its heart is a central winter garden, fostering a vital connection with nature. Surrounding this are p…
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Mercan’s final-year project, Repairum, is a therapeutic community centre focused on circular design and adaptive reuse. Set on a disused urban site, the project transforms a car park into a healing green space with therapy rooms, workshops, a café, and a cat sanctuary.
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Terra Vitae Morte

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Nourishing Roots

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Working People's Club

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Reparium

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VALLERE TOWER

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South Yorkshire Climate Assembly
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