We are delighted that – Chadwick Hall - our project for student residences at the University of Roehampton has made this year’s Stirling Prize shortlist. The Prize is awarded annually by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) to the best building in the UK and is judged against a range of criteria including design vision and capacity to stimulate, engage and delight occupants and visitors.
We are thrilled that De Beauvoir Block won Office of the Year (2,000–5,000m²) at the AJ Retrofit Awards 2018.
Jury comment: An imaginative reworking of existing buildings with a sophisticated layering of new additions which resolve circulation and enhance daylight penetration. There is much sensitive use of materials and careful consideration of environmental impacts.
Working in collaboration with Stephen Taylor Architects, we have been selected by Hackney Council to provide 170 new homes on four sites in the De Beauvoir Estate.
Kings Crescent Estate has been shortlisted as Housing Project of the Year.
The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on 8 November 2018.
Building Awards 2018
We are delighted that our project for the Kings Crescent Estate in Hackney has won the Mayor's Prize at the New London Architecture (NLA) Awards.
In 2017, Mark Swenarton published Cook's Camden: The Making of Modern Housing (the result of ten years of research), of which is the theme for this talk. The book examines how Camden Council created a new kind of street-based housing, offering lessons for today.
The latest AJ focuses on workplaces, with studies of the De Beauvoir Block scheme for small businesses and startups.
The Architects' Journal | Project Page
Three of our buildings, all in different sectors, have been successful in this year’s RIBA Regional Awards: Chadwick Hall in the education sector; De Beauvoir Block in adaptive reuse/offices sector; and Kings Crescent Estate in the housing/ regeneration sector.
Designs by Simon Henley and Gavin Hale-Brown are inspired by the dominant social structures of the location as well as its cultural and architectural characteristics. This volume presents a number of buildings that are often inserted into the dense urban texture of London with a self-assertive, poetic expression.
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"A bold renovation by Henley Halebrown provides efficient but uplifting workspace and a model for sensitive development, finds Crispin Kelly"
We are very pleased to announce that three of our schemes have been shortlisted for the RIBA London Awards: Chadwick Hall for the University of Roehampton, De Beauvoir Block for The Benyon Estate and Kings Crescent Estate for the London Borough of Hackney in collaboration with Karakusevic Carson Architects and Muf Architecture/Art.
Delighted with the positive feedback we had from residents who spoke on the BBC Today programme about living at the Kings Crescent Estate in Hackney. As suggested in their comments, the affordable homes we have designed have exceeded expectations and enabled homeownership for many who have struggled to get on the housing ladder. As one resident said, "We absolutely love it, so we feel really lucky. We are still pinching ourselves…”.
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Adam Branson discusses estate regeneration in The Architect's Journal, featuring King's Crescent by Karakusevic Carson Architects, Henley Halebrown and Muf Architecture for Hackney Council.
Henley Halebrown is delighted to have two schemes included as part of the Centre for Architecture’s exhibition "Social Housing – New European Projects “ , Curated by KCA, in New York.
The models are of the practice’s projects for the King’s Crescent Estate and the Nightingale Estate, both in the London Borough of Hackney. The former housing scheme is a collaboration with Karakusevic Carson Architects and muf architecture/art and the latter with Karakusevic Carson architects and Stephen Taylor Architects. The exhibition is on until May 19, 2018
We are delighted to have been shortlisted for BD Housing Architect of The Year this week. Among other things, the judges were looking for “evidence of all-round design excellence and fitness for purpose over a body of work”. In 2011, we were awarded “Public Building Architect of the Year” in the BD Architect of the Year Awards.
This week we also received an important recognition for our Chadwick Hall student housing at the University of Roehampton. It was selected as one of six projects in the Wandsworth Design Awards and will be presented with the Mayors Design Award. Judges were impressed with its contemporary design to provide student accommodation on a challenging site within the grounds of grade II* listed Downshire House (1770).
Speakers from leading architecture practices, including Simon Henley, will present their responses to this challenging issue.
Site progress photos of Hackney New Primary School can be viewed on the journal. Basement groundwork and the schools structural frame is underway.
Day Visit at Roehampton University, London organised by HEDQF which will include presentations on the recent projects, including Chadwick Hall designed by Henley HaleBrown (23 January 2018, 11am to 4:45pm)
Simon Henley will be speaking as part of a program of cultural events organized by Genoa’s Architects Professional Association Foundation (FOAGE) on Forms of Living.
Henley Halebrown's Chadwick Hall is featured in depth in this months Domus magazine, October 2017. The article explains the design of the three student residence buildings with accompanying photographs and drawings.
Project page updates with new drawings and photographs by Nick Kane and David Grandorge.
Project page updates with new drawings and renders from planning application.
Recently completed De Beauvoir Block project page updates with new drawings and photographs by Nick Kane and David Grandorge.
Project page updates with new drawings and photographs by Nick Kane and David Grandorge.
Simon Henley's Redefining Brutalism book launch at the Architectural Association on 28 June 2017.
RIBA J | AT | BBC | AA Bookshop
We are delighted that – Chadwick Hall - our project for student residences at the University of Roehampton has made this year’s Stirling Prize shortlist. The Prize is awarded annually by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) to the best building in the UK and is judged against a range of criteria including design vision and capacity to stimulate, engage and delight occupants and visitors.
We are thrilled that De Beauvoir Block won Office of the Year (2,000–5,000m²) at the AJ Retrofit Awards 2018.
Jury comment: An imaginative reworking of existing buildings with a sophisticated layering of new additions which resolve circulation and enhance daylight penetration. There is much sensitive use of materials and careful consideration of environmental impacts.
Working in collaboration with Stephen Taylor Architects, we have been selected by Hackney Council to provide 170 new homes on four sites in the De Beauvoir Estate.
Kings Crescent Estate has been shortlisted as Housing Project of the Year.
The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on 8 November 2018.
Building Awards 2018We are delighted that our project for the Kings Crescent Estate in Hackney has won the Mayor's Prize at the New London Architecture (NLA) Awards.
In 2017, Mark Swenarton published Cook's Camden: The Making of Modern Housing (the result of ten years of research), of which is the theme for this talk. The book examines how Camden Council created a new kind of street-based housing, offering lessons for today.
The latest AJ focuses on workplaces, with studies of the De Beauvoir Block scheme for small businesses and startups.
The Architects' Journal | Project Page
Three of our buildings, all in different sectors, have been successful in this year’s RIBA Regional Awards: Chadwick Hall in the education sector; De Beauvoir Block in adaptive reuse/offices sector; and Kings Crescent Estate in the housing/ regeneration sector.
Designs by Simon Henley and Gavin Hale-Brown are inspired by the dominant social structures of the location as well as its cultural and architectural characteristics. This volume presents a number of buildings that are often inserted into the dense urban texture of London with a self-assertive, poetic expression.
https://aabookshop.net/?wpsc-product=henley-halebrown-de-aedibus-international-15
| AA Eventhttp://www.aaschool.ac.uk/VIDEO/lecture.php?ID=3863
"A bold renovation by Henley Halebrown provides efficient but uplifting workspace and a model for sensitive development, finds Crispin Kelly"
We are very pleased to announce that three of our schemes have been shortlisted for the RIBA London Awards: Chadwick Hall for the University of Roehampton, De Beauvoir Block for The Benyon Estate and Kings Crescent Estate for the London Borough of Hackney in collaboration with Karakusevic Carson Architects and Muf Architecture/Art.
Delighted with the positive feedback we had from residents who spoke on the BBC Today programme about living at the Kings Crescent Estate in Hackney. As suggested in their comments, the affordable homes we have designed have exceeded expectations and enabled homeownership for many who have struggled to get on the housing ladder. As one resident said, "We absolutely love it, so we feel really lucky. We are still pinching ourselves…”.
Today programme | View projectAdam Branson discusses estate regeneration in The Architect's Journal, featuring King's Crescent by Karakusevic Carson Architects, Henley Halebrown and Muf Architecture for Hackney Council.
Henley Halebrown is delighted to have two schemes included as part of the Centre for Architecture’s exhibition "Social Housing – New European Projects “ , Curated by KCA, in New York.
The models are of the practice’s projects for the King’s Crescent Estate and the Nightingale Estate, both in the London Borough of Hackney. The former housing scheme is a collaboration with Karakusevic Carson Architects and muf architecture/art and the latter with Karakusevic Carson architects and Stephen Taylor Architects. The exhibition is on until May 19, 2018
We are delighted to have been shortlisted for BD Housing Architect of The Year this week. Among other things, the judges were looking for “evidence of all-round design excellence and fitness for purpose over a body of work”. In 2011, we were awarded “Public Building Architect of the Year” in the BD Architect of the Year Awards.
This week we also received an important recognition for our Chadwick Hall student housing at the University of Roehampton. It was selected as one of six projects in the Wandsworth Design Awards and will be presented with the Mayors Design Award. Judges were impressed with its contemporary design to provide student accommodation on a challenging site within the grounds of grade II* listed Downshire House (1770).
Speakers from leading architecture practices, including Simon Henley, will present their responses to this challenging issue.
Site progress photos of Hackney New Primary School can be viewed on the journal. Basement groundwork and the schools structural frame is underway.
Day Visit at Roehampton University, London organised by HEDQF which will include presentations on the recent projects, including Chadwick Hall designed by Henley HaleBrown (23 January 2018, 11am to 4:45pm)
All the best for 2018 from everyone at Henley Halebrown
Simon Henley will be speaking as part of a program of cultural events organized by Genoa’s Architects Professional Association Foundation (FOAGE) on Forms of Living.
Henley Halebrown's Chadwick Hall is featured in depth in this months Domus magazine, October 2017. The article explains the design of the three student residence buildings with accompanying photographs and drawings.
Project page updates with new drawings and photographs by Nick Kane and David Grandorge.
Project page updates with new drawings and renders from planning application.
Recently completed De Beauvoir Block project page updates with new drawings and photographs by Nick Kane and David Grandorge.
Building tours at Open House 2017.
Project page updates with new drawings and photographs by Nick Kane and David Grandorge.
Simon Henley's Redefining Brutalism book launch at the Architectural Association on 28 June 2017.
RIBA J | AT | BBC | AA Bookshop
Character and potential of our built environment.
Cultural Regeneration of the Humber Estuary.
