At Haverstock we are making the most of the wonderful weather this week to get crafting for our social value project at Riverside Primary School!
Last month, Ella and Susie from Haverstock joined students at a local primary school for a co-design workshop in collaboration with Climate Change All Change.
Climate Change All Change brings designers and children together in primary schools to create and co-design, innovative eco-friendly design concepts with Year 5 Students.
A collection of highlights from our annual Haverstock Field Trip! This time we ventured to Palermo and had a great time exploring its beautiful architecture and incredible food.
It was lovely to get the team together to enjoy the sun and lots of arancini.
This year’s Gingerbread City takes on the theme of the ‘Recycled City’, and our sweet rendition of this is the reimagining of London’s traditionally private residential Victorian terrace into a vibrant community asset, Haverstock’s ‘Quality Street’!
Through small, thoughtful repairs and playful adaptations, we breathe new life into these familiar structures, weaving the existing fabric into a patchwork of textures, colours and stories.
Last week the office brought everyone together to celebrate all that we are achieving as a team. We had games, races, and lots of great food and laughs in our lovely sunny garden - summer has begun 🌞
Hackney School of Food is a Community Interest Company that works to teach local communities essential life skills including planting, growing and cooking.
Sharing learning with children, parents and underprivileged communities supports their local food system and widens access to healthy, culturally diverse and nature-friendly food, offering them practical ways to improve their health and the world around them.
Our Barn Community is an amazing charity, set in the beautiful National Trust Osterley Park. Our Barn is a community-based charity providing learning, life skills and social interaction for young people aged between 16 to 35 with learning disabilities or autism. They are a ‘bridge’ between formal education and adult life for young people with special needs.
Our Barn have an incredible garden and allotment at Jubilee Lodge which provides life skill and social activities to the young people there.
Interestingly Different are a social enterprise who sell beautiful gifts and household goods produced by partners who employ people with learning difficulties, autism, disabilities or life challenges. They wanted to create a place to showcase the wonderful products made by their trainees to be front and centre in their community.
Our studio worked with their team to design and build their new shop to display these wonderful products.
