Three students from The Bartlett School of Architecture excel at the RIBA London Student Awards 2024, showcasing projects that highlight sustainability, inclusivity, and creativity in architectural education.
The Bartlett School of Architecture celebrates the achievement of three Architecture BSc students, Tomiwa Balogun, Dominic Coles Saffirio, and Kenny Lau, who received accolades at the RIBA London Student Awards 2024 for their first-year portfolios. These awards honour exceptional talent in architectural education across London’s universities, with projects evaluated by a distinguished jury at RIBA’s headquarters. Dominic’s ‘Smithfield Fleshworks’ revives leathercraft sustainably; Kenny’s ‘The Farringdon Filmhouse’ enhances viewer engagement in filmmaking; and Tomiwa’s ‘The Sanctuary of Sound’ focuses on inclusivity for neurodiverse youth. Their work is showcased online in the Summer Show 2024.
The RIBA London Student Awards aim to recognise and celebrate innovation and excellence in architectural practices among students from various institutions. The awards involve submissions from numerous universities, providing a platform for emerging architects to present their work to industry professionals. The recognition received highlights the importance of integrating sustainability, creativity, and inclusivity in modern architectural education.
The achievements of Bartlet students at the RIBA awards underscore the school’s commitment to fostering creativity and inclusivity in architecture. With innovative projects that bridge sustainability and community engagement, these students are leading the charge in shaping the future of the architectural landscape.
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