Roaming Forest
The Roaming Forest is moved around the city by individuals, groups and the municipality in preparation for the opening of the Biennale of Landscape Urbanism.
This project is a collaboration with Yael Bar Maor and Mike Dring. Selected and built for the Biennale of Landscape Urbanism, the Roaming Forest is an exploration of adaptation and temporality in the public realm of the city.
An alternative vision to offshore exploration
A unique collaboration, with Helena Rivera, Dickon Hayward and James Richer to design a new city in Colombia. The aim was to propose a framework for an adaptable city infrastructure that could expand and contract as the population fluctuates. This project was led by Helena Rivera, A Small Studio Ltd, and was commissioned by a public limited company in Colombia. For more information >>>
Basics Landscape Architecture: Urban Design
The book, Basics Landscape Architecture: Urban Design, was published by AVA Publishing in December 2009. This collaboration between Tim Waterman and Ed Wall is an introductory text examining the relationships between landscape and urban design. There were many generous contributions from colleagues and friends to realize this work – and, of course, the patient editing of Renee Last.
www.avabooks.ch / www.amazon.co.uk / www.timwaterman.wordpress.com
80 for No.8
All the entries for the Gasholder 8 competition were exhibited at the Building Centre with New London Architecture.
The Gasholder 8 Competition was held in 2009 as a major public space component of the King’s Cross Masterplan. This proposal was a collaboration between Ed Wall and Room 60 (Leo Thom and Matt Parker). The proposal was exhibited at the Building Centre (New London Architecture) and at the German Gymnasium at Kings Cross.
Gasholder 8
The Gasholder 8 Competition was held in 2009 as a major public space component of the King’s Cross Masterplan. This proposal was a collaboration between Ed Wall and Room 60 (Leo Thom and Matt Parker). The proposal was exhibited at the Building Centre (New London Architecture) and at the German Gymnasium at Kings Cross.
Biscayne Beacon: Dawntown 2008
This competition entry proposes a grid of kinetic structures set across the geographic area of the Biscayne Aquifer that respond and indicate the changing level of the aquifer.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dawntownmiami/sets/72157610710392698 / http://dawntown.org/
This is Living: Birnbeck Island
Competition entry with Helena Rivera for the design of Birnbeck Island in Weston-Super-Mare.
www.urbansplash.co.uk / www.asmallstudio.co.uk
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Migration Triptych: Vatnsmyri
An urban design master plan for a former airport in Reykjavik, Iceland.
This 2007 competition entry was a collaboration with Mike Dring and Christian Gabriel.
Identifying public space
Ed wrote an article for Green Spaces magazine on the importance of design elements for identifying public space.
In: Green Spaces (October 2005) Landscape Design Trust