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  • Bruce Grove Stories

    A series of films made with local young people captures a diverse and varied portrait of Bruce Grove.


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  • New Publics

    An exhibition about stepping across sectors and beyond traditional architectural practice to build new forms of publicness, with Public Practice and Alison Crawshaw.



  • Building Rights

    Building Rights aims to become the primary source of planning expertise in the UK.



  • Making Planning Popular

    Doctoral research exploring the relationship between English public planning and wider society, with a focus on online discourse and knowledge exchange.



  • Listening to the Grand Union Canal

    An engagement study which captures the use and perceptions of the canal at Old Oak and Park Royal.


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  • Around Barkingside

    A guide to the area’s architecture and heritage.


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  • SUB-PLAN

    Both a practical guide for the householder and an exploration of the limits of legislation.


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  • Roding-Made Research Study

    A research study into the social and historical context of the industrial areas of Barking & Dagenham through a series of interviews with local creatives, produced by DK-CM, Create London and the New Economics Foundation.


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  • Book of Copies

    DK-CM’s contribution to San Rocco’s Book of Copies project in 2013, compiling 50 photocopies on the theme of ‘Shop Windows.’


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  • Wastelands of the Lea Valley

    Guide to the Wastelands of the Lea Valley: 12 empty spaces await the London Olympics is a polemical guidebook to the pre-Olympic lower Lea Valley.


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  • Urban Actions Field Guide

    King’s Cross Urban Actions Field Guide for the London Festival of Architecture 2012.


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  • The Rule of Regulations

    A exhibition exploring the aesthetics and consequences of housing regulation.


  • Mapping-the-Invisible, Black Dog publishing, by David Knight in collaboration with Project 35, Lucy Orta, The London College of Fashion, 2010

    Mapping the Invisible

    A Europe-wide 3 year research project on Roma dwelling and housing.


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