Excerpt: ‘Spike Island Youth Centre’ is a Bachelors Design Project by Nadim Nazri from the Bartlett School of Architecture – UCL that explores architectural engineering by designing a youth rehabilitation centre that offers sculptural art therapy and graffiti for young offenders, alongside an exhibition space showcasing their artworks. The project seeks to promote creativity and cultural exchange, highlighting Bristol’s status as a thriving arts and culture hub.
Introduction: Located in the heart of Bristol’s floating harbour, this project serves as a Youth Rehabilitation Centre where young offenders engage in studio spaces for sculptural art therapy and graffiti. This coexists with an exhibition space displaying the youths’ artworks to the public.
The project seeks to foster creativity and cultural exchange in Bristol. By intertwining exhibition and studio spaces, it not only promotes young artists but also provides a unique, interactive experience for visitors. This project underscores Bristol’s status as a thriving arts and culture hub, encouraging engagement and appreciation for the arts within the community.
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