Max Fordham Blog

Putting the 'Fun' in Fundraising

September was a busy month in Max Fordham's Community Engagement Team, raising funds for our designated charity organisations. Three of our…

Richard Hassel (WOHA Architects) - Garden City/Mega City

The Passive Low Energy Architecture Conference (PLEA) is an annual event that brings a network of experts together for a discourse on sustainable…

Chill Hill

Peabody's St. John's Hill residential development is located next to the train line passing through Clapham Junction - Europe's busiest station…

The boundaries of Planet Earth

In July, I took part in CSAR's renowned lecture programme. CSAR (Cambridge Society for the Application of Research) is a society that encourages…

Joe Clark (University of Stratchclyde) – Building Performance Simulation

The Passive Low Energy Architecture Conference (PLEA) is an annual event that brings a network of experts together for a discourse on sustainable…

Harald Rostvik (University of Stavanger) – The Electric Car Revolution

The Passive Low Energy Architecture Conference (PLEA) is an annual event that brings a network of experts together for a discourse on sustainable…

LINING A SILVER CLOUD FOR SCOTTISH OPERA

Scottish Opera’s new Silver Cloud Studio is a 5,000 square foot orchestral rehearsal space at Hillingdon Park near Glasgow. An existing industrial…

If Rauschenberg could do it

In 1966, an artist famous for his Combines- exuberant collages of newsprint and cardboard stuffed animals- changed his narrative. Robert Rauschenberg,…

Built on Trust

Sometimes you get so used to working in a certain way that you forget how unusual it is. The Government’s recent suggestion that employees should…

50 YEARS DESIGNING FOR HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Over the next few months, a number of blog posts from members of the Practice will discuss Max Fordham's approach to health and wellbeing. We…

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