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BB17-1-Cover:Layout BB 10/09/2012 14:37 Page 3 B VOTE R FOR YOUR FAVOURITE SHORTLIST PROJECT I C K OVER 300 ENTRIES, OVER 80 SHORTLISTED PROJECTS AND ONLY 16 TROPHIES TO BE WON! B U L L IN AID OF E 2012 @ TH T SPONSORS -NOV 6 TH I 13TH N ARCHITECTS CHOICE AWARD NOVEMBERAUG 6 MARRIOTT GROSVENOR SQUARE HOTEL, LONDON ARCHITECTS CHOICEWWW.BRICK.ORG.UK AWARD AUGTH 6 -NOV 6 www.brick.org.uk/brick-awards/architects-choice-award/ James Payne profiles Sweden’s Johan Celsing WILL YOU BE Martin Pearce on Paul Bellot’s Quarr Abbey TH A WINNER? Königs Architects’ St Marien church in Schillig 2012 @ Hat Projects in Hastings, PRP Architects in London First person: David Kirkland of Kirkland Fraser Moor AUTUMN 2012 Expressive brick buttresses by Hild & K Architects BB17-2-Contents:Layout BB 10/09/2012 14:40 Page 2 2 • BB AUTUMN 2012 BB17-2-Contents:Layout BB 10/09/2012 14:40 Page 3 Brick Bulletin autumn 2012 contents Highs and lows 4 NEWS Left outside and unmaintained, Projects in Suffolk and The Hague; high performance cars and Brick Awards shortlist; First Person – yachts soon look rather forlorn, David Kirkland of Kirkland Fraser Moor. suggests David Kirkland, 6 PROJECTS drawing parallels between Page & Park, Henley Halebrown Rorrison, state-of-the-art components and Königs Architects, PRP Architects, Lincoln brick. Kirkland, whose practice Miles Architecture and Weston Williamson. emerged from a high-tech 14 PROFILE background, says working James Payne explores the expressive brick with brick has been a creative architecture of Johan Celsing. revelation, something architects 20 PRECEDENT as different as Paul Bellot and Martin Pearce on the Isle of Wight’s Quarr Johan Celsing have also found. Abbey by architect and monk Paul Bellot. Sarah Huelin AA Dipl 22 TECHNICAL Wave-like brick buttresses are used to striking effect on a refurbished university To find out more about the bricks or pavers in featured projects, or to submit work, email building in Munich by Hild & K Architects. [email protected] or phone 020 7323 7030. BDa member companies Blockleys Brick t +44 (0)1952 251933 www.blockleys.co.uk Bovingdon Brickworks t +44 (0)1442 833176 www.bovingdonbricks.co.uk Broadmoor Brickworks t +44 (0)1594 822255 [email protected] Bulmer Brick & Tile Co t +44 (0)1787 269 232 [email protected] Caradale Traditional Brick t +44 (0)1501 730671 www.caradale.co.uk Carlton Brick t +44 (0)1226 711521 www.carltonbrick.co.uk Charnwood Forest Brick t +44 (0)1509 503203 www.charnwoodforest.co.uk Chartwell Brickworks t +44 (0)1732 463712 www.chartwellbrickworks.com Coleford Brick & Tile t +44 (0)1594 822160 www.colefordbrick.co.uk Dunton Brothers t +44 (0)1494 772111 www.duntonbros.co.uk Freshfield Lane Brickworks t +44 (0)1825 790350 www.freshfieldlane.co.uk Furness Brick & Tile Co t +44 (0)1229 462411 www.furnessbrick.com Hanson UK t +44 (0)870 609 7092 www.hanson.com/uk HG Matthews t +44 (0)1494 758212 www.hgmatthews.com Ibstock Brick t +44 (0)1530 261999 www.ibstock.co.uk Ketley Brick t +44 (0)1384 78361 www.ketley-brick.co.uk Lagan Brick t +353 (0)42 9667317 www.laganbrick.com Michelmersh Brick & Tile t +44 (0)1794 368506 www.michelmersh.co.uk AJ Mugridge t +44 (0)1952 586986 www.ajmugridge.co.uk Northcot Brick t +44 (0)1386 700551 www.northcotbrick.co.uk Ormonde Brick t +353 (0)56 4441323 www.ormondebrick.ie Phoenix Brick Company t +44 (0)1246 471576 www.bricksfromphoenix.co.uk Tyrone Brick t +44 (0)28 8772 3421 www.tyrone-brick.com The York Handmade Brick Co t +44 (0)1347 838881 www.yorkhandmade.co.uk WH Collier t +44 (0)1206 210301 www.whcollier.co.uk Wienerberger t +44 (0)161 4918200 www.wienerberger.co.uk contacts Executive editor: Sarah Huelin AA Dipl t: 020 7323 7030 e: [email protected] Brick Development Association, The Building Centre, 26 Store Street, London, WC1E 7BT The BDA represents manufacturers of clay brick and pavers in the UK and Ireland and promotes excellence in the architectural, structural and landscape applications of brick and pavers. The BDA provides practical, technical and aesthetic advice and information through its website www.brick.org.uk, in its numerous publications and over the phone. ISSN 0307-9325 Published by the BDA ©2012 Editorial/design: Architecture Today plc Frontispiece king’s cross rubicon court in london by PrP architects (ph: tim crocker). cover Årsta church, ARCHITECTURE Stockholm, by Johan TODAY celsing arkitektkontor (ph: ioana marinescu). BB AUTUMN 2012 • 3 BB17-4-News :Layout BB 10/09/2012 14:46 Page 2 NEWS FIRST PERSON Stanton Williams in Suffolk Currently on site in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, the Britten Pears Archive by Stanton Williams will house a collection of music manuscripts, letters, photographs, and recordings of composer Benjamin Britten and tenor Peter Pears. Sited adjacent to the grade-two listed former home of Britten and Pears, the build- ing is planned around two interlocking forms: one housing the archive and the other providing support spaces. A local Aldeburgh brick with a lime mortar has been specified for the external walls, complementing both the existing house and garden walls. The project is due to complete next year. Brick Awards shortlist announced David Kirkland of Kirkland Fraser Moor reflects on brick’s appropriateness The Brick Awards shortlist has been for twenty-first century building. announced by a judging panel chaired by Bob Allies of Allies & Morrison. There are 16 awards split into three categories: housing, building and landscape, and technical and craft. There will be one overall winner, the The brick is a different master. How ingenious: a BDA Building of the Year – Supreme Award, small, handy, usable format for every purpose. What given to the project judged to be the finest logic there is in the bonding. What spiritedness in from all categories. The shortlist includes Niall the joints. What wealth there is in even the simplest McLaughlin Architect’s student accommoda- wall surface. But what discipline this material tion at Somerville College, Oxford University demands.’ – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (right above, photo: Nick Kane) for the best As a result of spending the first half of our housing development (26 units or more), careers working within the international and the Kantana Film Animation Institute in high-tech movement, my colleague Kenneth Thailand by Bangkok Project Studio (right Fraser and I have been mostly involved with below, photo: Space Shift Studio) for the materials and construction techniques that worldwide brick award. Other shortlisted express clean, high precision fabrication, bolt entries include The Mac in Belfast by Hackett together assembly, and 'look no hands' struc- Hall McKnight (best public building), and tural composition. Innovation was highly Designscape Architects’ Science Studios in prized. With hindsight it is clear that these Stroud (best commercial building). This forms of architectural approach are only year, registered architects and architectural appropriate for limited contexts and building students can vote for the Architect’s Choice types. It would seem that within the UK the Award online at the BDA website until least satisfactory use is for housing, particular- 6 November. The awards will be presented at ly in rural areas with long historic traditions the Marriott Grosvenor Square Hotel in that make up the majority of our built envi- London on 13 November. For tables and ronment. High performance cars or racing tickets contact 020 7323 7030 or email yachts left outside and unmaintained over a [email protected] (details: www.brick.org.uk). period of years tend to look fairly forlorn. Biq’s brick housing in The Hague As a practice Kirkland Fraser Moor focuses on the triple bottom line of sustainable devel- Biq has obtained planning permission for opment: social, economic and ecological a major residential development in the balance. Clearly mitigation of greenhouse Transvaal district of The Hague, Holland. gases is the most pressing aspect but we Comprising four closed perimeter blocks, constantly strive to create buildings that Morgenzonlaan responds to local needs for appropriately balance location, culture and low-cost, low-rise housing. The facades feature resource. We believe that buildings are far wire-cut orange brick interspersed with brown more than formal static objects; they are brick at every fourth course. Purple bricks part of a wider system and as such have denote the apartment entrances and architec- an opportunity to express local culture, tural friezes, while stack bonding is used to heritage, community and aspiration. A clever articulate the balconies and roof parapets. The or innovative building need not be one of project is due to complete in autumn 2013. ephemeral transparency. 4 • BB AUTUMN 2012 BB17-4-News :Layout BB 10/09/2012 14:46 Page 3 Our first commission was for a good friend who is deeply involved within the UK brick business and has a particular passion for encouraging British craft and undervalued skill. Understandably the brief was for a fami- ly home that could reflect local brickwork craft in the twenty-first century. With our background, we felt that the initial challenge was to understand the merits of what appeared to be a retrograde technology. The discovery of the Mies quotation (I was educated under Mies' program at IIT) provid- ed an appropriate confirmation that brick was actually rather clever. The next step was to understand and appreciate the subtleties of excellence and ordinariness. Learning from nature has always been a driving force within our design approach and this is largely based on the understanding that, in order to develop a low impact building, it would be best to fit within the prevailing paradigm nature has established.
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