
Scott Brownrigg’s Design Research Unit (DRU) has published issue 7 of Intelligent Architecture (iA).
Issue 7 focuses on the theme of ‘Architecture and Learning’. The edition explores not only the role of architecture on the design of educational buildings, but also the relationship between design, learning and the wider communities using Scott Brownrigg examples. The publication reviews some of the current issues and trends affecting the design of future learning environments including the use and role of emerging technologies and artificial intelligence and the challenges associated with delivering learning environments on premium high density urban sites.
The iA publication aims to cast a spotlight on those fields of research and design activities that can make a difference to the practice, the built environment and to a client’s projects, as well as on the individuals and groups that carried out that research.
About Design Research Unit
Originally founded in London in 1942, Design Research Unit (DRU) was responsible for some of the most important designs produced in post-war Britain. DRU is an ideas-led centre of expertise at the heart of the practice with its ethos focused towards research – discovery – intelligence – knowledge – disseminate.
The Unit devised some of the first and most comprehensive corporate design schemes for key players in British industry including work for the London Transport Network, the Festival of Britain and British Rail.