Exhibition launch at Triskel Arts Centre's Christchurch venue in Cork City, on October 11th
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A Space for Learning is an opportunity for architects and Transition Year students to collaborate on an exciting design competition. Here you can find useful resources, inspirations for your designs, and see how schools and architects are responding to the project.
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Project Blogs
Learning Spaces - Dundalk Grammar School and idir architecture
Living_Room: Mercy College Coolock and Laura O'Brien, Faela Guiden & Helen Kelly
Project Timmins - Sutton Park School and Studio Red Architects
Project Gorey - Gorey Community School and Winkens Architecture
A Space for Learning: St. Paul's College and Robert Bourke ArchitectsLiving_Room: Mercy College Coolock and Laura O'Brien, Faela Guiden & Helen Kelly
Project Links
Irish Architecture Foundation - Teaching Resources
Learning Spaces - UCD Now What project
Architecture in Education - Philadelphia Project
RIAI Architecture and Young People
Center for Architecture Foundation, New York
The Sorrell Foundation - Creativity in Young People
Creative Partnerships - UK Creative Learning Programme
Arkki - School of Architecture for Children and Youth, Finland
Building Futures - 21st Century Schools
Solent Centre for Architecture and Design, Bristol
Arts Council NI - Space for Learning Handbook
Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment - Engaging Places
Other Useful Links
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I have visited the exhibition three times and have been amazed by all of the projects. What a wonderful initiative uniting the best of architectural acumen with the raw unfettered imagination of teenagers. particularly I loved the design from the school in Fermoy. They incorporated beautifully natural and harmonious learning spaces with cutting edge energy production and created something truly new and refreshing. Christchurch - keep up the great work. What a great space you have yourselves. I love that place.
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