2018 marks the second year of the Spatial Practices Prizes in collaboration with Knight Frank, which are awarded across the programme’s three courses.
From harnessing the potential of an underused carpark in Croydon to an attempt to decolonise the archive, this year’s shortlist demonstrates Spatial Practices’ wider dedication to the social and political implications of space. Awarded in recognition of outstanding work by a final-year student, one prize will be awarded per course: BA Architecture, M ARCH Architecture/MA Architecture and MA Narrative Environments. The three winners will be announced on 21 June during Show Two: Design. The full shortlist is listed below:
BA Architecture
Louis Lupien – Open Croydon
Tanit Cabau-Wolf – Finding the Vernacular
Amar Sall – Marina-Ville
M ARCH Architecture / MA Architecture
Frederick Wiltshire and Billy Adams – In The Making/“Where there’s muck, there’s brass.”
Matthew Brown – Performing Planning
Shamiso Oneka – Re-Living Archive: Urban Transformation through the re-enactment of radical historical projects across Tottenham
MA Narrative Environments
Rhiannon Williams – Fracture Edit, Recoding the Cypriot buffer zone
Erica Jensen – Cohabits, Furniture assembly for two
Ankita Trivedi – Women in a Box, a date with speculative feminist utopias
We are really delighted to partner with Knight Frank for the second year as our Programme Sponsor for the Spatial Practices Degree Show. We share a fascination for the forces that shape the city around us, and in how we can produce engaging and generous spaces and places for people to live in.” – Mel Dodd, Programme Director, Spatial Practices
Gallery
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Amar Sall, Marina-Ville, 2018. Central Saint Martins, BA Architecture
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Erica Jensen, Cohabits, Furniture assembly for two (Film still), 2018. Central Saint Martins MA Narrative Environments
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Rhiannon Williams – Fracture Edit , Recoding the Cypriot buffer zone, 2018. Central Saint Martins, MA Narrative Environments
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Shamiso Oneka, Re-Living Archive: Urban Transformation through the re-enactment of radical historical projects across Tottenham, 2018. Central Saint Martins, M ARCH Architecture.
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Louis Lupien, Open Croydon, 2018. Central Saint Martins, BA Architecture
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Matt Brown, Performing Planning, 2018. Central Saint Martins, M ARCH Architecture Shamiso Oneka, Re-Living Archive: Urban Transformation through the re-enactment of radical historical projects across Tottenham, 2018. Central Saint Martins, M ARCH Architecture.
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Tanit Cabau-Wolf, Finding the Vernacular, 2018. Central Saint Martins, BA Architecture
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Ankita Trivedi, Women in a Box, A date with speculative feminist utopias, 2018. Central Saint Martins MA Narrative Environments
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Billy Adams and Frederick Wiltshire, In The Making/ “Where there’s muck, there’s brass”, 2018 (Material Palette). Central Saint Martins, M ARCH Architecture
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