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Hewitt Studios have recently submitted a planning application for a new Museum of Chaplaincy for the AFCC at Shrivenham.
This museum will draw visitors to the site at Shrivenham and create a new public destination, showcasing the history of the British Armed Forces Chaplaincy and provide flexible space for revolving and visiting exhibitions.
The landscape forms an integral part of the scheme. The proposal offers minimum impact on the ecological and arboricultural sensitivities of the site, seeking to enhance the ecological value of the site as a whole, as well allowing its users to enjoy the best aspects of the natural landscape.
The project is scheduled for construction in 2020.
Hewitt Studios have been invited to talk at upcoming events for both Education Estates in Manchester and the RIBA (YAPF) in Newcastle.
You can catch Senior Associate Paul Younger in Manchester on 16th October discussing innovation in offsite technologies and Associate Toby Smith in Newcastle on 24th October describing our approach to sustainability.
Hewitt Studios are excited to have completed a rapid refurbishment of Social and Student facilities at North Shropshire College in less than 8 months.
Existing facilities have been be reinvigorated with new accessible landscaping features, coordinated way-finding & corporate signage and a fresh, sustainable fit-out to key areas including the reception at Oswestry & the refectory at Walford.
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has set out his plans for a major expansion of London’s electric vehicle-charging network to ensure the capital continues to be one of the world’s leading zero-emission cities.
To tackle the twin dangers of London’s toxic air crisis and the climate change emergency, the Mayor has brought together the public and private sector to deliver the electric vehicle infrastructure Londoners need. This includes commitments by businesses and retailers to transform EV charging provision in London over the coming years.
The full London electric vehicle infrastructure delivery plan can be read on Transport for London’s website, within which Hewitt Studios K:Port is referenced as a model rapid charging hub – a priority focus of the plan.
We are currently delivering the first such rapid EV charging hub for TfL in South London.
Partner John Hewitt will be talking about K:Port and the EV Challenge at the TaaS Technology Conference 2019 on Tuesday 9th July 2019.
The Transportation-as-a-Service (TaaS) Technology Conference is a two-day global conference and exhibition dedicated to covering the key topics of the Electric Vehicles (EVs), Energy/Battery Technology and Infrastructure industries and it will take place on the 9th and 10th July 2019, at the National Motorcycle Museum, Coventry, UK.
The TaaS Technology Conference will bring together international experts for two days of in-depth discussions and exhibits focused on the opportunities and challenges of a mobility future that leverages EVs, the developments in the Energy/Battery Technologies which will accelerate mainstream adoption of EVs and the Infrastructure changes which will be required to ensure we have adequate resources to support the rise in the use of EVs.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Hewitt Studios have submitted a planning application for a new specialist, sixth form centre in North Bristol – the SGS STEAM Centre. The proposal creates a high quality and adaptable environment, pushing modern ways of learning alongside a forward-thinking approach to sustainable design practice.
Sustainability and wellbeing are at the heart of this project, with a cross-laminated timber structure and an array of photovoltaic panels along the southern elevation. Supported by WECA, there is a political and social impetus to prove that high quality, sustainable architecture can be achieved whilst meeting the demanding constraints of a publicly-funded state school.
Hewitt Studios Associate Toby Smith will be speaking at the National Construction Expo at Milton Keynes on 1st May 2019.
Toby asks ‘why are will still talking about sustainability’ as a separate issue, arguing that it should be a fundamental part of every aspect of construction.
Register for a free ticket here.
