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The second year studios at Cambridge including ours are taking part in an exhibition at the Sugarhouse Studios in Stratford. Along the edge of the main Olympic site in the east end, a zone of transformation can be found between the A12 and the Lea River, taking in Hackney Wick, the Lee Navigation and Old Ford Lock. Over the past year the area has been a place of significant academic enquiry by students in London and further afield. The exposition showcases the coincidental diversity of thought and endeavor by the next generation of architects, designers and writers in time for the London Architecture Festival 2012. Participants include: Architectural Association, Bartlett School of Architecture, Cambridge School of Architecture, Canterbury School of Architecture, Chelsea College of Art and Design, Greenwich University, Kingston University, Oxford Brookes University, Royal College of Art, South Bank University, Sheffield University, University of East London and the University of Westminster.

The second year studios at Cambridge including ours are taking part in an exhibition at the Sugarhouse Studios in Stratford.

Along the edge of the main Olympic site in the east end, a zone of transformation can be found between the A12 and the Lea River, taking in Hackney Wick, the Lee Navigation and Old Ford Lock. Over the past year the area has been a place of significant academic enquiry by students in London and further afield. The exposition showcases the coincidental diversity of thought and endeavor by the next generation of architects, designers and writers in time for the London Architecture Festival 2012.

Participants include: Architectural Association, Bartlett School of Architecture, Cambridge School of Architecture, Canterbury School of Architecture, Chelsea College of Art and Design, Greenwich University, Kingston University, Oxford Brookes University, Royal College of Art, South Bank University, Sheffield University, University of East London and the University of Westminster.