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Dudley Time Portal

Evidence of Bronze Age pottery in Dudley town was found but signs of occupation was only revealed in the eighth century AD - Sita Patel township 2.png
Evidence of Bronze Age pottery in Dudley town was found but signs of occupation was only revealed in the eighth century AD
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Added to Archive Thursday 10 March 2022
Last Updated Tuesday 24 March 2026
Type Drawing
Themes Archaeology Material Past People
What was/is/if What was

More tagged with theme People

I was asked if I was OK! - 210730 1100.JPG
Not many smiles? People avoiding eye contact but curious as to what I'm doing... - 210731 1330 Connection.png
Tonnes of historic connections! Lord of Dudley Castle -> St Thomas' -> Dudley Priory - 210731 1330 Connection.png
Activity - people walking up and down the High Street. - 211110 1730 Joy.png
Tiny random acts of kindness like picking up blown away posters - 210730 1400 Tiny Things.jpg

More tagged with theme Archaeology

Explore The History Of Site Voids - This will provide an opportunity to reimplement these to allow vertical green corridors to occur. Explore Vacant Buildings - To avoid damaging an already deteriorating high street, I aim only to take over vacant plots. Investigate the opportunity for Miyawaki planting - understand the conditions required to grow a sustainable material source on-site, including ground, water, and space conditions. It takes over a building that leads directly to an open space where a community hub is the centre of the thesis, offering education, community engagement and material celebration. - Ryan Cooksey Material Celebration Hub 1.png
The top edge on the Duncan Edwards Memorial statue in the market square. What you're looking at is fossilised sea life of a good million + years ago. - IMG_7264.jpeg
Here are a few pics from some Archeology taking place adjacent to Flood Street. Sadly the fencing wouldn't allow me closer to take better pictures. The excavations show the evidence of former back to back housing, floor tiling laid directly onto the earth, street or yard cobblestones, a coal hole/cellar and possibly a garden path? Then there's a mysterious line of embossed bricks. Tho' not to be seen there'd have been outside WC's. All rather romantic as the past is often portrayed but such housing tended to create insanitary conditions with rising damp, open indoor fires & lack of ventilation. - IMG_3698.jpg

More tagged with theme Material

[Drawing - rubbish bag] - 211007 1500 Waste 8.png
There are ghosts here so I am told... Exposed, weathered concrete - 210731 1050.jpg
Peeling paint on beautiful old windows - 210731 1050.jpg
[Drawing - plastic bag] - 211007 1500 Waste 4.png
Our collective vision for Dudley is to support a creative community that is connected through our internet of things; creating spaces that allow for the collection and redistribution of materials that locals can use to construct products with. Community engagement is central to this design network with local businesses encouraged to get involved in manufacturing. We decided to bring alive this vision through a series of pavilions positioned through the High Street, following a process through recycling, storing constructing and manufacturing. To take this idea further, we allocated several empty units along the High Street to become spaces involved in the open factory, from workshops, educational centres and co-working hubs. Since we wanted to show the journey people would be able to take, we decided to create a storyboard for our final visual. These visuals show how the pavilions could sit in the High Street, starting at the market place, past CoLab Dudley’s base, and ending up at Top Church. We wanted to show how people would be able to interact with these different spaces and navigate between them. - 1_VMp1Jai-Vr7tZ4pe8U752Q.png