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Tony Meadows AssociatesCurrent Activities, December 2017

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Luisa and Samantha, New Associates

TMA are pleased to announce our two new Associates: Luisa Vicente Martinez and Samantha Dean.

Luisa has been at TMA since 2008 and controls practice design quality and continuity.

She led the design for TMA’s Tokyo Metro competition entry which won an award for Design Excellence, and is currently working on the designs for a brand new station for Winsor Link Railway.

Past projects include work on Lewisham Station, West Brompton and step-free access for Hanwell Station.

Samantha, finalist in the Women in Construction and Engineering Awards 2017, has been with TMA for ten years. She controls the suite of Practice Management Systems and manages new business opportunities for TMA.

Currently leading the design for Elephant and Castle Station for the Atkins TfL Bakerloo Line Extension, as well as working on with Fairhurst for the Farringdon Sidings SWIP Project.

Past projects worked on include outer stations on Crossrail, Walbrook at Bank, due to open in May 2018, and Greenford Station’s Incline lift.

New People on the Team

We have had two new colleagues join us and TMA wants to welcome them.

Both are eager to learn more about the infrastructure sector and are keen to establish themselves within the practice.

Bakerloo Line Extension

After many years of hard work, Transport for London has finished its second round of consultation for the Bakerloo Line Extension.

The consulted route will begin at Elephant & Castle and follow the Old Kent Road and terminate at Lewisham with the potential for future expansion to other areas of south-east London.

TMA is part of the Atkins team delivering the next stage of the project. The team is designing the ‘Best Railway’ and ensuring that the designs are developed with the results of the TfL 2017 Consultation.

The latest proposals will build on previous public feedback; provide an TfL service to currently unserved areas; create new housing and urban intensification opportunities; and define a new and significant milestone for this ambitious project.

We are delighted to see this positive step towards the development of the underground network in some of the more sparsely populated areas of south east London.

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The Team visits Walbrook, Bank

TMA are very excited about the opening of the Walbrook New Station Entrance, which is due Spring 2018. As the project nears completion it was good opportunity to go back and examine how our design has been developed by London

Giulia Giansante

Giulia gained her qualifications in “La Sapienza” University of Rome. She is a creative and enthusiastic architect who has, for the past 3 years, been working on residential and retail projects in Italy, France and the UK, as well as being involved in a variety of architectural competitions.

Mustafa Tekman

Another new addition to the TMA team is Mustafa who has a passion for drawing, and comes to us after working in the residential sector for a number of years. He has also been involved in larger social projects, such as supporting local architects in providing beautiful designs for places of worship and theatres.

Bond Street

Comparing the Bond Street Station’s new entrance scheme done by TMA in 2006 and the current newly opened scheme we can conclude that just few minor changes have been made since our initial references designs.

The diagram shows how the station circulation works and how the spaces happen on a sequence from Ticket Hall to Platform.

In the pictures we can appreciate the new finishes, and how the spaces relate to that same sequence.

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Underground and Hochtief. It is a proud and humbling experience to see our designs being brought to life, and it certainly highlights how important BIM construction can be on complex projects. Roll on the opening in Spring 2018......

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Cultural Activities

Continuing with our weekly cultural walk, and encouraging our new colleagues to join us on this tradition, we have been visiting exhibitions and buildings as part of our ongoing search for new inspiration.

The Open House Festival is a prime example of these fascinating points of view from stations and places, as we can see from the image of St Pancras Station taken from the clock Tower.

The Scalpel

The TMA team attended a masterclass lesson, on the construction of a new presence in London’s distinguished and dynamic skyline, by the Construction Director himself Christopher Dean.

We were all amazed not only by the privileged location but also the design, smart shape and the technology used in current construction and future efficiency of the building.

We’ll be back next year to see it completed.

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Liverpool Street

Jayne and Tony had the opportunity to visit the new Crossrail station in Liverpool Street, experiencing the majesty and flexibility of construction that the spray concrete tunnels offer.

Some of the geometrical designed finishes on the ceiling and walls were already visible in the passenger areas, and the station looks closer than ever to being open to the public in 2018.

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27 SEP

12 SEP / 21 JAN

26 SEP

28 SEP

18:30 - 19:45

Where:Royal Society of Chemistry Burlington HouseW1J 0BD

10:00 - 17:30

Where:Tate BritainMillbankSW1P 4RG

18:30 – 20:00

Where:Kings Place90 York WayN1 9AG

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Where:The Photographers Gallery16 - 18 Ramillies StreetW1F 7LW

THURSDAY tmawalk

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TALKS & DEBATES

OTHER EXHIBITIONS

NL Architects Talk Dutch practice NL Architects joins our programme to discuss its work, including an award-winning renovation of a post-war housing block

RACHEL WHITEREAD uses industrial materials such as plaster, concrete, resin, rubber and metal to cast everyday objects and architectural space, from the intimate to the monumental

Collaboration at Kings Place A talk Exploring architecture and music by Sir Jeremy Dixon, Peter Millican & Rob Harris followed by a short recital by the pianist Charles Owen

Cathedral of the Pines Gregory Crewdson departs from his interest in uncanny suburban subjects and explores human relations within natural environments

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04 OCT

21 SEP / 28 JAN

03 OCT

04 OCT

18:30 - 20:30

Where:RIBA66 Portland PlaceW1B 1AD

Thu-Sat 10:00 - 22:00Sun-Wed 10:00 - 18:00

Where:Barbican CentreSilk StreetEC2Y 8DS

19:30 – 21:00



Where:Rosenfeld Porcini Gallery37 Rathbone StreetW1T 1NZ

WEDNESDAY tmawalk

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TALKS & DEBATES

OTHER EXHIBITIONS

GREAT BRITISH BUILDINGS - THE BARTLETT Join the architect for a one off architectural tour as they reveal the stories behind the building, what inspired them..

Basquiat - Boom for Real Discover the work of the pioneering prodigy of the 1980s downtown New York art scene, an outstanding selection of more than 100 works

EUROPA 1: Spain + Portugal Hear from architecture practices Ensamble Studio, MAIO, Fala Atelier and Skrei at the first of the EUROPA talks series

Black SilenceIn this exhibition by the artist Lu Chao, Human kind is portrayed as many miniature characters, dwarfed by the immensity of the universe

14 OCT

03 OCT / 02 APR

14 OCT

13 OCT

14:00 - 17:00


Thu-Sat 10:00 - 22:00Sun-Wed 10:00 - 18:00

Where:Turbine Hall Tate Modern BanksideSE1 9TG

10:30 – 13:00

Where:Holborn ViaductFarringdon StreetEC1A


Where:Regent’s ParkNW1 4NR

FRIDAY tmawalk

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TRANSPORT EVENT

OTHER EXHIBITIONS

Station Architecture Tour: To town to-night Join us as we examine the surviving architecture of London’s earliest ‘main line’ suburban stations, together with some designs for London Transport

Superflex - One Two Three Swing! Playfully subversive orange line of swings weaves through the Turbine Hall. It then crosses the gallery and emerges in the landscape to the south of the building

AA Event: Members’ walking tour led by Patrick Lynch He will trace the effects of two 19th century infrastructure projects upon the Civic Ground and architecture of London

Regent’s ParkFrieze Art Fair features more than 160 of the world’s leading artists and galleries including a number of sculptures all over the park

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16 OCT 31 OCT

07 OCT / 03 JAN 02 NOV

17 OCT 31 OCT

18 OCT 01 NOV

18:30 - 20:00

Where:Geological SocietyBurlington HouseW1J 0BD

18:30 - 20:00

Where:Queen Elisabeth II CentreBroad SanctuarySW1P 3EE

Sat-Thu 10:00 - 18:00Fri 10:00 - 22:00

Where:Weston GalleriesBurlington HouseW1J 0BD

10:00 - 18:00

Where:The Cass School of ArchitectureOld Castle Street E1 7NT

19:00 – 21:00

Where:RIBA76 Portland PlaceW1B 1NT

18:00 – 23:30

Where:RoundhouseChalk Farm RoadNW1 8EH


Where:The Building Centre26 Store StreetWC1E 7BT


Where:1st Floor Landing66 Portland PlaceW1B 1NR

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TALKS & DEBATES TRANSPORT EVENT

OTHER EXHIBITIONS OTHER EVENTS

Domestic desiresHome sweet home Join our discussion about the impact of trade shows, television, advertising and social media on our homes and how they shape our domestic spaces

Intelligent Transport Conference This one-day conference will provide discussions, debates, networking and the chance to hear about the latest developments in the industry

Dalí / Duchamp The first exhibition to throw light on the relationship and influence on the work of both artists: father of conceptual art Marcel Duchamp, and larger-than-life Surrealist Salvador Dalí

StreetSpace Workshop At this workshop we will analyse physical, historical and experiential aspects of a street and provide an alternative way of thinking about its planning, preserving and development

West London Architects ForumJoin us to plan events and projects which will shape the architectural profession in West London this coming year

RIBA STIRLING PRIZE 2017This year’s celebration of the best new British architecture is set to be our biggest and best yet, with a new format and catering offer in the iconic Roundhouse

London’s Towns: Shaping the polycentric cityExploring the important role town centres are playing in accommodating London’s population growth

RIBA Stirling Prize Shortlist: The Models Everyone loves a good model, especially of some of the best new buildings in the UK. See the six models from RIBA Striling Prize shortlisted practices


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15 NOV

19 NOV

16 NOV - 19 NOV

17 NOV

18:30 - 20:00

Where:Institution of Civil EngineersOne Great George StreetSW1P 3AA

12:00 - 18:00

Where:3 non-traditional venues: The Crypt GalleryTorriano Meeting HouseThe Constitution pub

Thu-Fri 14:00 - 22:00Sat-Sun 11:00 - 18:00

Where:Wimbledon Art Studios10 Riverside RoadSW17 0BB


Where:ARUP Exhibition Space8 Fitzroy StreetW1T 4BJ

FRIDAY tmawalk

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TRANSPORT LECTURE

OTHER EVENTS

Making London Smarter The lecture will explore how London can develop a smarter transport system and will examine how can it benefit from new and emerging technologies

The Wandering Frame is a day of screenings based around the experience of walking the city. The films present the process of contemplation, as one wanders on a walk or a cycle through the urban landscape

Wimbledon Art Fair 2017This 4-day seasonal event is an exclusive opportunity to see behind-the-scenes of the artist’s studios and buy affordable contemporary art, crafts and gifts

Artificial Intelligence The exhibition seeks to stimulate reaction to the hidden revolution caused by machines that learn and adapt

03 DEC / 10 DEC

23 NOV / 02 APR

01 DEC

01 DEC

Tue-Fri 11:00 - 19:00Sat-Sun 12:00 - 18:00

Where:Ambika P335 Marylebone Rd NW1 5LS

12:00 - 18:00

Where:Tate ModernBanksideSE1 9TG

Fri 08:30 - 09:30

Where:NLA The Building Centre26 Store StreetWC1E 7BT


Where:NLA The Building Centre26 Store StreetWC1E 7BT

FRIDAY tmawalk

EVENT OF THE WEEK

OTHER EVENTS

OTHER EXHIBITIONS

London Contemporary Music Festival A week of multi-disciplinary events and new commissions. Expect experimental music, erotic films, afrofuturism, punk, noise, Fluxus, wild pop, etc

MODIGLIANI During his brief and turbulent life Modigliani developed a unique and instantly recognisable pictorial style. See Tate Modern’s comprehensive retrospective of Modigliani’s work

Outer London Station SitesHow can we unlock the potential of station sites in supporting growth? Hear the key ideas from our teams, introduced by TfL’s Commercial Development Director

London’s Towns: Stratford - Lunchtime Talk This Lunchtime Talk explores this important town and what the newest developments are bringing to the area


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14 JAN

07 OCT / 03 JAN

20 DEC

20 DEC

Sun 04:00

Where:Cinema 2, BarbicanBeech StreetEC2Y 8AE

Sat-Thu 10:00 - 18:00Fri 10:00 - 22:00

Where:Weston GalleriesBurlington HouseW1J 0BD

Wed 18:00 - 20:00

Where:P21 Gallery21-27 Chalton StreetNW1 1JD


Where:First Floor Landing, RIBA66 Portland PlaceW1B 1AD

WEDNESDAY tmawalk

TALK - DEBATE

OTHER EVENTS

OTHER EXHIBITIONS

Architecture on Film: O.M.A.Rem Koolhaas Dutch pioneerof the interface betweenculture and TV, Jef Cornelis,offers a feature lengthinterview with Rem Koolhaasfrom 1985

Dalí / Duchamp Last chance to take another look at two artistic giants: father of conceptual art Marcel Duchamp, and larger than -life Surrealist Salvador Dalí in this exhibition

GALLERY TALK | InterfaithPanel DiscussionA peacebuilding arts initiativewith the aim to encouragethe people to take a journeytogether through the arts,hence the “nomadic” theme

STEVEN HOLL AND THEMAGGIE’S CENTRE DISPLAYA display of design drawingsby Steven Holl Architects forthe new Maggie’s Centre at StBartholomew’s Hospital

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