The project seeks to reimagine the busy intersection of Camden Town Station as a place of shelter, protection, and solace. Sited in the gap between two bridges, and lifted above the junction, is a reimagined homeless shelter and counselling centre.

The building is a soup and smoothie kitchen, with the produce grown and stored onsite in the allotments and greenhouse. The aim of this project is to provide a space for the local residents of Maiden Lane Estate to access locally sourced food.

The building aims to operate as an eco-system in Camden, having a collective oversee the
development of a start-up while collaborating with a publication studio to publicise opportunities for engagement between the creative industry and public realm.

The programme for the site is a launderette and swimming baths, focussing on the element of water in the nearby Regents Canal. The building provides alternative activities that can enhanced the time given to the mundane task of laundry.

The building is a communal workshop which promotes the repair of household appliances and handmade furniture. The space blends the functions of repair, making, and educating while supporting conscious environmental and economical responses to waste.

Challenging the proposed development for the site of the old Constitution Pub in Camden, the project proposes a repurposing of the space into a new practice and jamming space for amateur and professional local musicians.