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PoppingUp is a temporary sheltered space that can provide an environmentally friendly accommodation for niche retail, promotional events and many other needs. The core principles of the PoppingUp pavilion is its use of pedestrian traffic to generate power from the floor and its swiss army knife style interchangeable roof attachments. These rotating elements include a solar panel, micro wind turbine or advertising board, depending on the prevailing environmental conditions. This micro generation is used to supplement the pavilions power needs and when in excess, to supply back to the grid, plugging in the power of the people.

The 3 images illustrate the diverse range of users and locations PoppingUp accommodates. The first is set in Grand Central Station, New York, USA. It is envisioned as a promotional spot for a new Nintendo console designed for commuters. The second image is set at a music festival and hosts a Greenpeace eco shop and a space to increase awareness of the issues they deal with and who they are. The last image portrays the PoppingUp pavilion being used as a public realm shop to display a new line of clothes for the high end fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, outside its store on Grey Street, Newcastle, UK.

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Brunskill Design are pleased to announce we have been shortlisted by Dyson and Building Design magazine for an ideas competition for Bathrooms. The winner will be announced in November at the Architect of the Year Awards.
Our entry is about harnessing energy generated by people in washrooms. We focussed on washrooms with a high throughput and lots of cubicles. The key concept is an energy generating door hinge, which potentially has global appeal as it could be utilised within all sorts of buildings! There are other ideas for power of the people here too.

See the shortlisted entries to the competition by clicking here.

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– to minimise the use of natural resources and energy

– to minimise the output of waste and pollutants

– to comply with relevant environmental protection regulations

– to encourage all our stakeholders to support environmental improvement.
In this company, our systems include an annual review of this Environmental Policy.

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This policy is expressed and integrated into company operations by following objectives generally in accordance with ISO 9000, which are aimed at achieving a system of continuous improvement.

In this company, our systems ensure:-
– Clear understanding of the client’s requirements by us and the client
– Periodic review of project progress
– Agreed completion of projects
– Supply chain approval
– Management review of all operations.

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This policy is implemented with the following objectives:-

– to provide safe and healthy working conditions for all company staff, both on company and client premises
– to undertake design and build operations which minimise, or clearly identify, any associated risks.
– to provide adequate training and information for staff and subcontractors
– to record and review any incidents and accidents in accordance with regulations.

In this company, our systems include an annual review of this Health and Safety Policy.

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