Isherwood + Ellis took part in the CCUC Stormont Mile on Sunday 30th June 2019 in support of the Children’s Cancer Unit Charity.
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“Between 60 – 70 children in Northern Ireland are diagnosed with cancer each year. Every one of them will visit the Children’s Cancer Unit throughout their journey, as it is the only place in Northern Ireland where children can receive specialist treatment for cancer. Here, children affected by cancer and blood disorders are treated and cared for by a team of experienced and devoted medical professionals and staff.
The Children’s Cancer Unit is part of a global network which facilitates crucial clinical trials with the objective of improving survival rates, and the quality of that survival, for children affected by these dreadful disorders.”
Isherwood + Ellis are proud sponsors of the Children’s Cancer Unit Charity and will be taking part in the CCUC Stormont Mile on Sunday 30th June 2019. The Isherwood + Ellis mile will start at 1.50pm.
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I+E travelled to Dublin for the Spring Study Trip 2019. The partners and staff soaked up the atmosphere while touring the city. Building visits included the RIAI Award Nominated 13–18 City Quay by Henry J Lyons and Capital Dock by O’Mahony Pike Architects, Sean O’Casey Community Centre by O’Donnell Tuomey Architects and the St. James Gate Brewery.
Click here to cast your vote for the RIAI Public Choice Award 2019. Voting closes on the 31st May and the awards will be announced on the 7th June 2019.
I+E were one of only three UK practices invited to present a Case Study for an Education Seminar hosted by the RIBA in Portland Place, London. The seminar featured three distinctly different education projects and examined the selection and use of materials within the design of teaching and learning environments. Alongside I+E’s Castle Tower School, other projects featured were:
Marlborough Primary School by Dixon Jones Architects. A dramatic 5–Storey primary school in the Chelsea borough of London. The Developers fitted out a nearby warehouse out as a decant school facility during the two–year new build.
Sultan Nazrin Shah Centre by Niall McLaughlin Architects. A £5,000/sqm teaching pavilion in the beautiful landscaped setting of Oxford University’s Worchester College. The project was Shortlisted for this year’s Stirling Prize.
Click here to read the extract from RIBAJ PIP.
