Node has been awarded practice of the year at the Urban Design Group’s National Urban Design Awards in London last night. The Birmingham based practice were recognised for their work on the Knowledge Hub project in collaboration with Birmingham City University’s School of Architecture and Design and Co.Lab. The project was shortlisted to the final four entries by an expert panel, with the winning entry chosen by popular vote.
Insect pollinators are vital for food production and plant reproduction, yet these important species are declining all over the world. Many factors including modern farming practices, pesticide use, land use changes, habitat loss and climate change affect their population.
Today is a highly significant day for the country and in particular, our region as the first phase of the £55.7bn HS2 mega-project has been granted royal assent, launching the opportunity for construction to begin on the rail link from London to Birmingham.
At Node we are always coming up with new ways to communicate our ideas and designs to different demographics. Recently we have been thinking about how we can use video to bring our projects to life. A source of inspiration came from ORB, our brand consultants, who made a wonderful video for our launch. This got us thinking: if we can promote our business through video, then we could do the same with our projects.
