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A New Creative Quarter Waterfront
INTRA
Intra Heritage Action Zone (CIHAZ)
Intra Heritage Action Zone (CIHAZ)
Research concerning the future of Chatham Intra led by the
School of Architecture Design and Planning, University of Kent
In association with Medway Council and Historic England
Alex Grice
Alex Grice
Biography
Biography
Alex is currently halfway through his Masters studies at the University of Kent. He completed his RIBA Part 1 Architecture degree course at Cardiff University. After graduating from Cardiff he joined CaSA Architects where he worked for 8 months on bespoke residential projects in and around Bath. Following this he has worked for 2 years at Jo Cowen Architects in London on primarily commercial projects ranging from laboratory research centres to large scale multi-unit residential schemes. He continues to work there part time during his studies. Prior to beginning his studies Alex was also part of an Architecture youth group called SPUD youth. As part of this he proposed initial designs for a cycle Café in Winchester that was subsequently funded and constructed.
A New Creative Quarter Waterfront
A New Creative Quarter Waterfront
Synopsis
Synopsis
This work focuses on revitalizing Chatham Intra Highstreet. The proposals formed part of a new masterplan which consisted of interventions that aided pedestrianization and improved engagement with the river, stitching together the riverwalk and Highstreet to create a new, open waterfront. The design also focused on implementing new creative infrastructure, including art galleries and workshops. This was accompanied by the provision of new shared living accommodation and flexible creative orientated commercial outlets.
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