A visitor facility for a Hampshire winery and an art school informed by a book set in post-colonial Nigeria are included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Kingston University.
Also featured are projects examining a new identity for Woolwich and others which explore creating libraries and cultural spaces from historic agricultural spaces.

Kingston University
School: Kingston University London, Kingston School of Art

Courses: MArch and BA Architecture

Tutors: Alex Gore, Dingle Price, Lena Emanuelsen, Will Gottelier, Aoife Donnelly, Kristin Trommler, Amalia Skoufoglou, Thom Brisco, Timothy Smith and Tom Coward
School statement:
"The Department of Architecture and Landscape at Kingston has established a clear position within the UK context of architecture and landscape education. Our concern with continuity in architectural culture and in making work that is sensitive to situation and context places us in a national community of European schools in places as diverse as Ireland, Switzerland, Scandinavia and Iberia. "The graduating practitioner from Kingston is a generalist capable of thinking and making with the technical and critical skills required to be both nimble and empowered to act in today's diverse architectural and landscape culture. Our situation as part of the School of Art and Architecture is key to our identity.
"The large workshops and the ethos of thinking through making speak of the inherent dynamic of how we see architectural and...