University of Portsmouth showcases winery in abandoned cement factory and other student projects

Dezeen's School Show features projects from the University of Portsmouth's School of Architecture, Art and Design, including a winery and cultural hub in a former cement factory in the South Downs. The projects span BA (Hons) Architecture, BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Design, and MArch courses. Notable works include Robin Lind's 'Loss in Reverb' at Fort Cumberland in Portsmouth, Charlie Hammarlund's 'Epistemology Centre', Yi Feng Peng's 'AreoMarine Archive Institute' for coastal research, Cherry Peetoom's game 'Regressive Expansion', Walter Fajardo Brown's 'Harbour Hotel' using traditional boatbuilding techniques, Jess Holder's 'The Common Thread' from discarded maritime materials, Joshua Gavin James Crooks's 'The Common Quarter' mediatheque in Liverpool, Abigail Louise Durham and Abigail Gillbard's 'La Tavola del Carmine' at a Naples basilica, Eloise Squire's 'The Platform' community hub in Berlin's former Postbahnhof, and Benjamin Lovell's 'Shoreham Terratorium' transforming the Shoreham Cement Works into a viticultural hub. The school emphasizes sustainable design, real-world projects, and addressing climate and social issues.