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23 Jun 2021 | |
Alumnae News |
On Wednesday evening, we enjoyed a wonderful talk by 2000 leaver Catherine Pease on Architecture and Design. Introduced by Fernande van Schelle, Chair of the CGA, Catherine shared details of her many and varied projects from around the world.
Catherine founded her practice, vPPR in 2009 with two friends from Cambridge. Their work is distinguished by strong formalist geometries and uncompromising modernist forms, combined with subtle calibration of public/private thresholds and integration of landscape.
As an all female-led practice, vPPR has over the past decade built up an impressive portfolio, beginning with a series of inventive houses, often occupying tight infill sites, such as Ott’s Yard and Vaulted House, where formal rigour is blended with skilful landscaping and gradation of shared space.
On Friday, 22nd November, from 10:30 am to 2 pm. The Old Gym will come alive for the PGSM annual Christmas Fair. You will find delightful Christmas gifts, warm drinks and irresisti… More...
A big thank you to all of the alumnae who gave their time to support a very successful UV Careers Evening Networking eve… More...
Naomi Hulatt (nee Petyan,1995 leaver) has launched a new art business based in Newton Ferrers, South Devon. More...
Margaret Tatton Brown is having an exciting year exhibiting her thrown stoneware pots - in fact St Mary's houses one of … More...
Last Sunday, we were delighted to invite our 150 Society members to join us for lunch at Calne, ahead of our Spring Gard… More...
As the anticipation of the Christmas Fair builds. The PGSM are please to announce the list of exhibitors. More...
Book your tickets for - Carols by Candlelight If you are an alumna and would like to consider joining ourĀ Alumnae Choir, please contact Marie-Claire A… More...
After eleven wonderful and very productive years, Dr Kirk has made the difficult personal decision that now is the time for her to retire from her rol… More...