B.15 Modelmaking Awards 2025 sponsored by Henning Larsen – Winners!

Following judging of all shortlisted projects from Henning Larsen representative Patrick Handgrigan and Sofia Lundeholm 3 winners and 1 ‘wild-card’ winner was chosen. The judges were very impressed by the variety of work submitted and across the degree show making the process challenging as usual.

In response to the number of projects covered a last minute addition of the ‘wild -card’ was added going off judges response to seeing the work in person only. These was a clear winner for this as both judges were drawn to the work independently and without prompting.

Huge congratulations to everyone who took part and who joined us this year – your work is great and we look forward to seeing your future successes.

You can find the full long list of submissions here.

This years award winners were:

Austin Wright – BA3 Non Standard Habitats

Finley Hartless – MArch1 &Architecture

Saul Bunyan – MArch2 Continuity

Wild-card: Niamh Murphy – MLA2/SKN

Thank you to all of our students, Matt Ault for submissions collection and to Henning Larsen for their expertise and support with this years scheme.

B.15 Team

MSA Graduate Show 2014

This years graduate show at MSA is being held on floors 6,7 and 8 of Chatham Building at MMU. Find out more by clicking here.

IMG_4772 IMG_4774 IMG_4775 IMG_4778 IMG_4783 IMG_4787 IMG_4793 IMG_4794 IMG_4796 Stunning hand drawings by Richard Coskie on display below.

IMG_4799 The Processional Cities Atelier of BA3 produced an outstanding room display of their work. One reason this particular presentation was successful is down to the clear placement of each persons work and, being focussed round a central master plan  model, where each project fits in relation to the area of study on the site.

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It’s great to see the value the models produced throughout the year have played in each persons project.

Be sure to get over there for a look around some of the fantastic work on show before in closes next Wednesday 25th June!

Exhibition Preparations in the Workshop

Since our last post we have barely been able to move for people in the workshop, regularly maxing out our capacity. Deadlines for exhibition construction have meant a surge of students getting their show pieces and exhibit spaces completed.

 

There have been many co-ordinated group’s mass producing components for exhibition over the last few weeks here at SED. Whilst there has been a positive hive of activity, there have been a few instances where machines such as the laser cutter have been wrongly used which we hope to address ahead of the next academic year. This really just comes down to being aware of when it is appropriate to use a specific machine for a given job.

There is a good chance we will be implementing a ‘pay up front’ policy for use of the CAD driven machines and for the materials we supply due to the number of no-shows and the knock on effect that causes to other students wanting to use the machines. Please be aware that these changes are likely to be in place come September.

Details of the Degree Show can be found here: http://degreeshow.mmu.ac.uk/locations/