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Sept 2011 - Jan 2012
King's Reach Project - KCL London

Research project identifying the performance potential of buildings belonging to Kings College London, working with the Performance Foundation KCL and photographer Chris Wainwright

Laboratory - James Black Insitute

 

Oct 2011 - Jan 2012
MA/MRes Performance & Creative Research

Teaching MA students at Roehampton University

Thames beachcombing

 

May-Dec 2011
Hovercraft site research

Hovercraft test : Hovercraft Museum, Lee on Solent

 

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Hover SR.N4 - Pegwell Bay Project
Ramsgate, Kent 2011

Hover SR.N4 - Pegwell Bay Project

Project in development: After twenty years of producing work in response to urban architecture and the build environment Forster & Heighes plan to turn their attention to a post industrial coastal landscape, examining its shifting form, its histories, evocative nature, and how over time it shapes and defines the character of the communities that inhabit and pass through it. The chosen landscape, Pegwell Bay in Kent, and in particular the abandoned hovercraft...
Das Hufeisen Projekt
Berlin 2007

Das Hufeisen Projekt

Die Erde, eine gute Wohnung : An international site-specific collaboration produced by Forster & Heighes and the Hebbel Theatre, Berlin (HAU) presented on one of Berlin's most extraordinary but undervalued housing estates - Bruno Taut's "Hufeisensiedlung" in Berlin Neukolln.
Trans Mittere
Liverpool 2004

Trans Mittere

Over the period of eighteen months during 2003/2004 Forster & Heighes developed a proposal for an installation in the tower of Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. The resulting installation, commissioned to mark the Cathedral’s centenary, was an attempt to celebrate and articulate the grand silent spaces that characterise Scott’s work.
 
You Are HereThe GlossaryThe Curriculum
You Are Here, 2003
The Glossary, 1994 and The Curriculum, 1999

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A fruitful summer on the Heighes allotment

 

 

Martin Heidegger 1889-1976

Every motion of the hand in every one of its works carries itself through the element of thinking, every bearing of the hand bears itself in that element. All the work of the hand is rooted in thinking