"King's Cross Charette 2007"
Architects' Journal, 30 August 2007
"Four battle it out in bridge comp"
Architects' Journal, 22 February 2007
"Major names vie to design Jewish centre"
Building Design, 8 December 2006
"My own private hideaway"
Telegraph Magazine - Space, 18 November 2006
"Beside the seaside: designs for a new café-bar at Deal Pier"
Architecture Today, Issue 171, September 2006
"New Blood"
Injection Magazine, Issue 001, May 2006
"Visions of our coast's future" by Nigel Brown
Evening Gazette (Clacton, Harwich and the Coast), 16 Nov 2005
"Reef pier idea for rundown town"
East Anglian Daily Times (Essex), 16 Nov 2005
"Plan will pier into the future" by Nigel Brown
Clacton Gazette, 17 Nov 2005
"Pier Review"
Building Design, 18 Nov 2005
"The road to Jaywick pier" by Iris Clapp
Evening Gazette (Chelmsford, Witham, Braintree & Maldon), 22 Nov 2005
"Art projects could be icons for the whole of the Eastern region" by Nigel Brown
Clacton Gazette, 24 Nov 2005
"Icons update"
Vista, 16 Dec 2005
King's Cross Charette Exhibition, NLA Gallery, London, UK
Organiser: New London Architecture
September 2007
King's Cross Charette, German Gymnasium, London, UK
Organiser: Argent / Architects' Journal
June 2007
Architects' Exposé, Gleeds HQ, London, UK
Organiser: Gleeds / G4c
June 2007
The Dark Side Club, Palazzo Contarini, Venice, Italy
Organiser: Architectural Review / White Partners
Venice Biennale, September 2006
Drawing Water, Bargehouse, Oxo Tower, London, UK
Organiser; Arup
September 2006
Urban2Rural, The Gallery, London, UK
Organiser: Adrem
London Architecture Week, June 2006
Habitat Surgery, Regent Street, London, UK
Organiser: RIBA / Habitat
London Architecture Week, June 2006
Constructionarium, Norfolk, UK
Organiser: National Construction College
June 2006
Landmark East Exhibition, Munich, Germany
Organiser: East of England Development Agency
February 2006
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Glowacka Rennie were approached by the WWTC/Fingal County Council in April 2007 to design a visitor centre as part of a new masterplan for the greening of a large landfill site on the Rogerstown Estuary in Ireland
Rogerstown Estuary, which is 14km north of Dublin is currently afforded high levels of protection via its environmental designations that include Ramsar site, SPA, SAC amongst others.
The landfill site was created in the 1970’s when it was deemed acceptable to dispose of waste adjacent to an estuary. It will shortly be decommissioned and capped, its base extensively planted and topped by a grassland meadow. The site will become a park accessible to local people and visitors.
The visitor centre, a simple timber structure will sit to the west of the landfill site on the edge of the boundary between saltmarsh and grassland looking out over the estuary. The building stands alone in the landscape, the outline of the roof important against a wide open sky. Once the landfill is accessible the building will be viewed from above and therefore it forms the fifth elevation. The upper storey which contains two distinct halves contains a restaurant serving local food from the estuary and a flexible community space. Separating these volumes is an external passage leading to a vantage point, ideal for viewing the estuary. From here birds and other species can be observed as the tide ebbs and flows revealing a different character to the estuary at different times of day and throughout the seasons.
Rogerstown Visitor Centre,
Rogerstown Estuary, Ireland
Client: Fingal County Council / WWTC
Architect: Glowacka Rennie
Stuctural Engineer: Structure Workshop
Quantity Surveyor: PT Projects

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