Modernity.. nature &, living.
This is an update post on a previous post titled #WESEEBUTTERFLIES considering the Regents Canal in London at the stretch between Islington & Hackney. The background of this spatial planning idea started with Architectural Review’s #NOTOPIA initiative in 2019 lamenting a (potential) loss of place. We asked why in …
FUTURE RETAIL In 2018, responding to a Crown Estate competition for out-of-town shopping in the UK, we were looking forward to 2030 & beyond..…
Those who are lucky to live near a canal, using it daily, know that they get both wind & shelter, glimmering sunshine & shady undercroft, coolth (in environmental engineering terms) and gritty arches. Here #onthedge the quest for equilibrium is constant. Needs change, a summer pavilion was designed to offer festive …
Those who are lucky to live near a canal, using it daily, know that they get both wind & shelter, glimmering sunshine & shady undercroft, coolth (in environmental engineering terms) and gritty arches. Here #onthedge the quest for equilibrium is constant. Needs change, a summer pavilion was designed to offer festive …
This private house project on a plot roughly 6m across and approximately 45m long has a beautiful lush if floodprone garden and a small but pretty house, which was overdue for improvement and extension. Southern aspect all along one long side with bungalows & freestanding neighbours making this almost an end of terrace …
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