Promoting Sustainable Architecture and contemporary design in primary and secondary schools

Brady Mallalieu excell in bringing architecture and the built environment into the classroom, promoting architecture as a career and bringing an understanding of contemporary architecture to the public

Angela Brady has worked as a leader for many groups promoting design quality in schools includingand has worked with CABE, DCMS, RIBA, RIAI, Art galleries;- including Hugh Lane and National Gallery in Dublin, MOMA in Oxford and the Crafts Council and directly with Primary and Secondary schools

The current primary school project is the "Eco Deck - 52 ways to go green". The workshop to design the ideas and cards with St Joan of Arc, London N5 pupils will result in a pack of cards with advice to families on practical and achievable ways to go green. To be launched in Dec. 2009

In June 2007 Angela Brady took part in the Artsinform/RIBA "Greening London" competition with Crown Woods School in Greenwich (with Lee Ainsworth technolgy teacher). The project with 15 year old girls and boys was about Eco friendly Zero Energy Design. This five week project included a workshop with The Building Exploratory in Hackney and finished with an exhibition and presentation at the RIBA during Architetcure Week. The pupils from the 14 schools voted our project the most popular. The model was "outstanding" and the pupils were inspired about alternative energy and sustainable architectural design. Brady Mallalieu were awarded a Business Award by Greenwich Education Business partnership

As part of the London Biennale celebration in Architecture Week in June 06 Angela Brady created and ran a design project with Price & Myers Engineers called "Model Imagination - Designs for Sky Living" with 14 year olds from Haggerston girls school in Hackney including workshops at The Building Exploratory Hackney. The pupils designed and made models and then Cadventure Ltd made professional 3D models of the 4 designs which were on exhibition in St Martins Church in Clerkenwell as part of the London Bienalle Exhibition

Angela Brady is a STEMnet Ambassador (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) and runs workshops at Westminster University promoting architecture as a career. She also gives talks in schools on contemporary architecture during Architecture Week (2000-2007) and every Summer in primary and Secondary schools. Every year 2 pupils are given one weeks work experience.

In July 2005/6/7/8 Angela ran a workshops at St Joan of Arc Primary school and in 2007 the 9 year old pupils designed a multipurpose outdoor class room 'Circle of friendship' space for their playground as illustrated