Next week, architecture’s highest accolade will be awarded by the RIBA. It’s a prize for excellence; presented to “the architects of the building that has made the greatest contribution to the evolution of architecture in the past year.”
Remembering the man behind the London Eye and Brighton i360 who has sadly passed away on 6th October 2017, aged 64.
Well what a night, and now the first ever Sketch Off: Battle of the Grads is officially in the history books. With the positive responses from our judges, competitors and audience, we think it’s safe to say grads better get ready for 2018.
With an emphasis on handmade craft, unique materials and playful experience we’ve wrapped up the best and most unique exhibitions from this years design festival.
There are two new Banksy murals in London and aren’t we lucky because they’re just down the road.
MYAA, an award winning international architecture practice based in London and Barcelona, are celebrating their 10th year anniversary in September at the Dreamspace Gallery, as part of London Design Festival.
Take a rain check on any plans you’ve made because this weekend some of the city’s most exclusive and secret places will be unlocking their doors to the public for the annual Open House London Weekend.
Following our recent exhibition in the Dreamspace Gallery, we took the liberty to interview artist Jonathan Roson.
As part of the London Festival of Architecture, it’s been an extraordinary month celebrating the memories of London with creative teams from Scenario Architecture and John Robertson Architects.
What with recently reading Dezeen’s article stating that that there are 119 new tall buildings planned for London, it got us thinking about our current obsession with skyscrapers.
