A low-carbon housing proposal and a design for a Tate museum in Sheffield feature in Dezeen's latest school show from students at the University of Sheffield's School of Architecture.
Also included is an anti-racism call to action and a project that envisions a new model for rural living.

University of Sheffield
School: Sheffield School of Architecture

Courses: BA Architecture, BA Architecture and Landscape, MArch Architecture, MArch Architecture and Landscape Architecture and MArch Architecture: Collaborative Practice
School statement:
"The Sheffield School of Architecture is well known for its ethos of social conscience and sustainability.
"In the past year, these strengths have been evident throughout students' work, both as architects and as campaigners. "Our students have produced some truly exceptional work, both as designers and as members of a wider community. Here we present a selection of the exciting projects, designs and campaigns from our students."

Neepsend Co-operative by Rosie Helps and Claire Wilkinson
"The Neepsend Co-operative, set in Sheffield's industrial Neepsend, integrates co-operative living with productive industry to explore the future of low-carbon housing in response to the climate emergency and housing crisis.
"Built on a derelict brewery, this thesis utilises the existing infrastructure to minimise embodied carbon and material use.
"The new architectural interventions including multigenerational micro-ne...