From the autonomous swarm of Murmuring Minds to the illuminated glass of Aeolus, DRIFT explores how a visitor’s movement can reshape an artwork.
From the autonomous swarm of Murmuring Minds to the illuminated glass of Aeolus, DRIFT explores how a visitor’s movement can reshape an artwork.
In an interview with Designarcus, Vincent Dubourg discusses how molten bronze, architectural references and wood shape Blue Weather at Carpenters in London.
Leopold Banchini Architects has shaped Goodbye Horses in London around a ten metre oak bar, earthen floors and hand painted hessian curtains.
Studio McW connects the rooms of an Edwardian London house through a courtyard, carefully placed openings and bespoke timber joinery.
Of Architecture has used an anamorphic printed curtain and makeshift timber benches to form the temporary Phantom Tea Room in London.
Re-Jig by Ruben Greyson transforms irregular timber from felled London trees into an adaptable construction system and speculative pavilion.
Pup Architects reorients Surrey Docks Farm toward the Thames through a strategic refurbishment, a Douglas fir orangery and the reinstatement of its fire-damaged tower.
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A sensitive refurbishment of London’s iconic Space House transforms a Grade II-listed Brutalist building into a sustainable, future-ready workplace while preserving its original architectural identity.
Crescent House at London’s Golden Lane Estate is a minimalist sustainable retrofit featuring cork flooring, honeycomb cardboard sliding partitions, Ecoboard kitchen cabinetry, and discreet thermal upgrades designed to preserve modernist character.