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Alastair Parvin

Jean Murphy

Sarah Hollingworth

Alice Fung

Joni Steiner

Debbie So

David Saxby

Joost Beunderman

Tim Ahrensbach

Nick Ierodiaconou

Lynton Pepper

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Indy Johar

Olivia Tusinski

Annual report to stakeholders

2011

00:/ (‘zero zero’) as an office is known for the experimental nature of its work. Yet in truth the office itself is a continuous experiment.

Here we publish a social audit of our operations in 2011, laying bare some of those aspects of our work which are hidden, undeclared or unaccounted.

We’d like to wholeheartedly thank all the friends, collaborators and stakeholders who made 2011 such a successful year. It is you to whom we consider ourselves accountable.

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Stockho Seattle

Montréal New York

Glasgow Edinburgh Cardigan Brussels Grenoble Lisbon Mad

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Locations During 2011, members of 00:/ have visited 26 cities in the course of their work, predominantly in mainland Europe and Scandanavia.

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Helsinki Tallinn Karlskrone Copenhagen Amsterdam Berlin Milan Vienna

Barcelona drid

Seoul & Gwangju

Accra

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162,332 84,402

162,332 84 Emails received

Emails sent

332 84,402

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Emails received

162,332 84,402 Emails sent Emails received

Emails Emails sent During 2011, the office collectively received 162,332 emails, and sent 84,402. A ratio of approx 2:1 and equivalent to an average of 445 emails received each day.

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4524

5999

followers

tweets

5999 tweets

4524 followers

Twitter 00:/ wrote 5999 tweets in 2011. At the end of the year, we had 4524 twitter followers. In July, Indy was named by Building Design Magazine as #1 on the Architecture Peerindex.

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Lecture tour 2011 Lectures given by 00:/ during the year.

Spatial Quality Olivia Spindus, Uni. of Newcastle February Civic Futures Indy Barcelona February The civic economy as emerging spatial practice Joost UCL, London March Sustainable Economics & Place Indy RICS, Brussels April Architecture & delight Alastair Uni. of Sheffield April Building a civic economy Indy Nesta, London May The civic economy as urban renewal narrative Joost Inta Tallinn May Building a citizen-led economy

Indy Karlskrona May The civic economy Joost Sandberg Institute June Designing the Civic Economy Joni Emerging Group June WikiHouse & the 21st century open hardware revolution Alastair & Nick Hongik University, Seoul September Starting up places Indy BuroHappold September WikiHouse & the 21st century open hardware revolution Alastair & Nick The Gopher Hole Gallery, London September Locality: seeding a local economy Indy London September

From the Big do to the micromassive do Indy Cardigan September The social architect Indy Architectural Association September Architecture & politics Alastair Oxford Brookes University October New practies Indy RIBA, London October Seven Sisters Joni & Joost London Met Uni November This house believes architecture schools should be dissolved Alastair Uni. of Sheffield November Post-crisis development and the civic economy Joost The Hague, NL November

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Neighbourhood development and the civic economy Joost Amsterdam November The civic economy roundtable Joost Inta Grenoble November The spontaneous city Joost Real Estate Market Conf, Utrecht November Public realm and austerity Joost Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios November The civic economy in Britain today Joost Inspiring Cities Network (NL) November Wikihouse Joni Emerging Group November

Relational Economics & the platform corporate Indy Madrid November Marshall Plan 2.0 Indy Oikos, Berlin November Impact Ventures Indy Westminster Business Council November Civic due diligence Indy Hub Westminster November Beyond the heroes Indy Oxford Emerge November Archi-nomics Alastair Uni. of Sheffield December Education: A charter for change Alastair RIBA, London December The technological architect Alastair Oxford Brookes Uni. December

Annual report to stakeholders

2011

£378,000 Investment £378,000 invested into ventures which are now owned or co-owned by 00:/.

“Architecture 00:/s (work) sparks discussion about the conceptual boundaries of architecture and how this is changing to become more openended, incorporating other fields of design and branding.”

WAN 21 for 21 Citation for the World Architecture Network ‘21 for 21’ awards, identifying 21 practices who ‘will be the leading lights of architecture in the 21st century’.

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Tears

28

Collectively members of the office cried 28 times during the year, due either to happiness, sadness or stress.

Hours worked Across the year the 12 members of the office chose to work 33, 414 hours equivalent to 1,392 full days or 4,176 ordinary working days.

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Compendium for the A Right to Build Civic Economy 00:/ Nesta 00:/ Uni.of Sheffield

New Expressions on Housing Spark Digital

RIBA Journal RIBA

Changing the Debate Respublica

FX Magazine -

Volume 27 Archis

Design Exchange -

Building Design (Interview)

Resilient Cities ICLEI

Publications

Architecture Today -

Publications and articles written by, or interviews with 00:/ members during the year.

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THE JAPANESE SHOP Chilli Beef

SAINSBURY’S Pork Pies, Donut 6pk, Dr.Karg’s Crackers

WHITECROSS MARKET Bratwurst, Zebra Burger PRET Latte Coffee, Toasties, Croissant, Porridge*

WAITROSE Roast chicken

Food Location of favourite food providers near the office, with most frequently purchased product.

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2011

THE YARD Pizzas: goats cheese, sweet chilli chicken, fiorentina

RUBY’S Steak sandwich

EAT Ham & Jarlsberg Baguette SILVIO’S Double macchiato DIP’S Peaballs Coca cola ICN PRET Buttons Chicken tempura * Rich Tea Biscuits THE BOOK CLUB Reese’s cups Sausage & mash Chocolate ginger biscuits Twix Banana

SILVIO’S Double macchiato FRANCO’S Spaghetti Carbonara

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BLT Soups Pork tray OFF-LICENSE Mixed curry

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Major projects realised 2011 JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

Institutions Buildings

Energetica Launched May ‘11

Hardware Mint Digital Completed May ‘11

Web Platforms Policy / Books

Placestation Launched Jan’11

A Right to Build Published Apr’11 – 14 –

Compendium for the Civic Econom Published May’11

2011

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

Hub Westminster Launched Oct‘11

Rosenfeld Porcini Gallery Completed July‘11

SOAR Works Completed Dec‘11

OS Hub Furniture First fabricated August‘11 WikiHouse Launched at Gwangju Design Biennale, Sep’11

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SOAR Works Community workspaces for local startups and artists in Sheffield

3600m²

Total area

Rated BREEAM Excellent

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Project #129

Hub Westminster The latest addition to the global network of workspaces for social entrepreneurs. As well as designing the space and furniture, 00:/ are co-owners of the Hub Westminster venture.

1,115m²

Total area.

300

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members

110

events

00:/ Project #114

Rosenfeld Porcinni Gallery Art gallery in central London with movable walls to create a expandable exhibition space.

255m²

450m²

Minimum wall exhibition area.

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Maximum wall exhibition area.

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Project #127

Mint Digital Office fit out for Mint Digital, developing an adaptable, open source CNC-cut plywood desk unit.

40

Workstations

20

Hours cutting time

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480

Possible configurations

00:/ Project #NW145

WikiHouse WikiHouse is an experimental open source construction set, the aim of which is to make it possible for almost anyone to design ‘download’ and print structures which can be assembled with minimal formal skill or training. The first prototype was built at the Gwangju Design Biennale in Korea.

18mm

3

prototypes constructed

11,327

Highest number of visits to www.wikihouse.cc in a single day – on August 23rd.

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2011

Project #121

Placestation A web platform aggregating public-owned assets and ideas for their re-use. For Asset Transfer Unit.

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00:/ Project #129

Hub Furniture Bespoke, adaptable plywood furniture fabricated using CNC (computer numerical control). The files are shared under a Creative Commons license, allowing them to be adapted, modified and re-used across the Hub network.

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2011

Project #117

Energetica Energetica Regional Economic Strategy. Design Guidance, adopted 2011. For Scottish Enterprise, with Willie Miller Urban Design.

20

year investment strategy

6

generative design principles

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66%

projected reduction in ecological impact

00:/ Project #NW071

A Right to Build Publication looking at the UK housing crisis, and the future of self-build as a mass-housebuilding industry for the 21st century. In collaboration with, and funded-by the University of Sheffield.

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Project #115

Compendium for the civic economy Book following trailblazing examples of communities and social entrepreneurs which exemplify the principles of a new economy. Published by NESTA with foreword by the Prime Minister. The compendium was awarded a commendation in the RIBA Presidents Medal for research.

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12 years

11 years

10 years

10 years

5 years

5 years

3 years

2 years

1 year

6 months

Governance In 2011, 00:/ adopted an ownership and governance model which aims to democratise the long-term direction of the company. Voting shares accrue to members based on their years of experience and work. Even when they arrive and after they have left, members have a voice on the ‘board’.

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2011

Almanac of current / forthcoming projects in 2012 Confidential projects redacted

The Winch Youth centre Social Justice Centre Manor Works Charlbury Hereford House Association of photographers Abbotsholme School New End School Mapping new spatial practice, Rotterdam.

The Spontaneous city The A-Fund Edgware Circus Seven Sisters workspace Lisboa 2013 High Streets Westminster The civic smart city Eaton place Willesden Green Library Centre Open Foundation (w/ NESTA) Hub Venture Labs (HVL) Finsbury Park Regents Street Windows Piper Gallery Priory Close Kilburn House South Thamesmead Regen. framework – Early Wins strategy Post-riot London event for GLA/LDA in Tottenham Willesden Green pop-up hub Glasgow Healthy Sustainable Neighbourhoods Old St Roundabout WikiHouse 3.74° Fund FabHub Bahrain Hub 3dot74.net Togethr.at AARP Wiki Pavilion Scale Free Schools

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