KilburnLab
a project led by Francesca
Murialdo with Naomi
House, Jason Scoot,
Michael Westthorp,
and Gareth Williams –
comprises a series of
collaborative projects
with local stakeholders to
explore the future of the
area. Interiors Futures
@ Middlesex University, London
PROJECTS + BRIEFS
01. 107, Kingsgate Road
︎︎︎Off-Grid//Interior Architecture Y3
︎︎︎Commerce, Culture Exchange//MA Interiors
02. Kilburn High Road
01. 107, Kingsgate Road
︎︎︎Off-Grid//Interior Architecture Y3
︎︎︎Commerce, Culture Exchange//MA Interiors
02. Kilburn High Road
WRITINGS + PRESENTATIONS
︎︎︎Adaptive Reuse as social practice
International Conference of Design Futures, December 2022
︎︎︎Imagining the Future of Kilburn
One Kilburn , Kiln, London, January 2023
︎︎︎From Architecture to Community: Adaptive Reuse as Social Practice
Cumuls, Antwerpen, April 2023
︎︎︎ Adaptive Reuse as Social Practice for Collective Interiors
As Found, Hasselt, 2023
︎︎︎Adaptive Reuse as social practice
International Conference of Design Futures, December 2022
︎︎︎Imagining the Future of Kilburn
One Kilburn , Kiln, London, January 2023
︎︎︎From Architecture to Community: Adaptive Reuse as Social Practice
Cumuls, Antwerpen, April 2023
︎︎︎ Adaptive Reuse as Social Practice for Collective Interiors
As Found, Hasselt, 2023
107 Kingsgate Road
Y3 Ba(Hons) Interior Architecture and Ma Interiors [Architecture + Design] briefs are focusing on the area of Kilburn and, specifically, on the building at 107 Kingsgate Road which is a former Community Center that has been closed for the few past years.
Kilburn is a very interesting area, multi-ethnic and rich in history - is currently undergoing different regeneration projects that will affect its character.
The building at 107 Kingsgate Road is owned by Camden Council which is currently exploring what a ‘community centre’ means in the future, what it should encompass, who should be addressed to and how will it sustain itself.
Fine here
*the brief OFF-GRID for Interior Architecture Y3 students
*projects
Kilburn is a very interesting area, multi-ethnic and rich in history - is currently undergoing different regeneration projects that will affect its character.
The building at 107 Kingsgate Road is owned by Camden Council which is currently exploring what a ‘community centre’ means in the future, what it should encompass, who should be addressed to and how will it sustain itself.
Fine here
*the brief OFF-GRID for Interior Architecture Y3 students
*projects