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Facilities

Equipment

  • pottery wheels
  • blunger
  • plaster mould making and casting
  • plaster lathe
  • plaster whirler
  • glaze spray unit
  • clay sink
  • large extrusion machine
  • small hand extruder
  • large kilns x 2
  • small kilns x 2
  • casting and mould making: vinamold
Students making ceramics

Location

Calcutta House CMG-55, CMG-56 and CMG-57

Staff

Fred Gatley
Harvey Reehal 

Open access

For open access times please refer to the weekly CASSWORKS Workshop and Staffing schedule. The schedule is available to view or save from the downloads section. Printed copies are on the workshop door and at the Old Castle Street reception desk.

Basic entry requirements: Ceramics Health and Safety induction.

Personal Protective Equipment requirements:  Goggles, ear defenders and P3 masks.

Please note: You are required to have completed a technical induction prior to using these facilities.

News from the School

Making a greener city through the civic inclusion of migrants

London Met research, which explores the opportunities for urban agriculture on the Bagmati riverbanks in Kathmandu, was named Frontiers of Architectural Research's best paper of 2020.

London Met's Architecture community shine on 40 under 40 list

Alumni from London Met's Architecture programmes have been honoured in the prestigious list from the Architects' Journal.

I'm dreaming of a green Christmas

After a challenging year, we all deserve a break this Christmas, argues Siân Moxon, but let's make sure we give the planet one too.

London Met grad wins prestigious international Young Talent Architecture Award

Monika Marinova’s project was one of four winners of the award.

London Met grads announced as Young Talents in Architecture

Oliver Carter and Monika Marinova have been shortlisted for the 2020 Young Talent Architecture Award for their innovative design projects.

London Met alumnus shortlisted for RIBA President’s research award

Dr Paulo Moreira has been shortlisted for his study on urban development in Angola and how architects can work in complex urban environments

Project led by London Met alumna wins RIBA Stirling Award

Annalie Riches, who studied on the RIBA Part 2 and Part 3 at The Cass, and practice partner David Mikhail claim RIBA's building of the year award for the Goldsmith Street project.

Professor Peter St John and Moe Reddish named among London's most influential people

Cass lecturer and rising star alumnus join London Met Vice-Chancellor Professor Lynn Dobbs on the Progress 1000 list.

Architects, designers, artisans and artists - Belmonte Calabro needs you!

Applications open for a unique international summer workshop in Italy, co-organised by lecturers from The Cass.
a building seen from above

After Venice

Thursday 13 December at 6.30pm

Special Cass Research Seminar with Peter St John, Marcus Taylor, Venice Fellows and the British Council reflects on Island, the British Pavilion at this year's La Biennale De Venezia.

Principal lecturer from The Cass, Architecture, amongst the best higher education teachers in the UK

Sandra Denicke-Polcher, Acting Head of the School of Architecture, has been made a National Teaching Fellow in honour of her outstanding impact on student outcomes and higher education.

Public Practice

Cass Architecture Lecturer is selected for groundbreaking scheme pacing new generation of planners in local government

What if: projects ltd named Infrastructure Architects of the Year

Cass studio leaders Gareth Morris and Ulrike Steven win prestigious annual architecture award.