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Siân Wells — Feminist City
Graduation year — 2022
Email — sian.wells@the-LSA.org
Instagram — @sianwellss
Phone number — 07984594380
Tutors — Ruth Lang & Tumpa Fellows
Location — Bethnal Green Gas Holders, London Borough of Tower Hamlets
Size — 3,400sqm
Objective —
To create a feminist Neighbourhood in Tower Hamlets that communalises the act of domestic work in the home; freeing up women to gain skills and employment through the craft of weaving.
Motivation —
In the Bethnal Green North Ward 58% of children are currently living in poverty. The cause of this often comes down to long term worklessness or lack of parental skills. Within the patriarchal capitalist society we find ourselves in today, we understand that we rely on the act of unpaid domestic labour, most of which is carried out by women, further restricting them out of employment.
Strategy —
The project suggests that any existing housing blocks on site are to be augmented to represent a new feminist housing typology, each fed by a local domestic common space. The old gas holder site will include a community cafe and dining hall, children zones with a central dyeing and weaving studio. The external timber structure erects itself from the building, displaying the drying yarn or an exhibition, taking up space unapologetically. The landscaping encapsulates the retained gas holder structure, creating a meeting point, community gardens, green walkways and large exhibition spaces to celebrate the craft.
Impact —
By leading women into employment means the average household income will increase and the rate of child poverty will decrease. Therefore this feminist programme will not just be removing barriers and providing opportunities for women; but will have a ripple effect on the whole neighbourhood.