ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘England’LDNMV in London, England by k-studioThursday, April 21st, 2016Article source: k-studio Within a beautiful period property in London’s Maida Vale, this apartment has been fully renovated and re-worked, increasing the usable area and transforming it into a unique and contemporary family home.  Image Courtesy © Tom Gildon
Piccadilly Circus in London, England by Fletcher Priest ArchitectsThursday, April 14th, 2016Article source: Fletcher Priest Architects Fletcher Priest has won planning permission for a scheme to revive one of London’s most idiosyncratic and popular locations – the urban quarter that is home to the Piccadilly Lights. The 24-hour city block borders Piccadilly Circus, Shaftesbury Avenue’s Theatreland and Soho’s Denman Street and attracts 100m people a year, although the space behind the Lights has been empty since the 1950s. Fletcher Priest’s proposal lightly envelops the site with a folding geometric skin of ceramic tiles, and creates a roof-top landscape of creative workspaces that open onto terraces with breath-taking views across central London.  Image Courtesy © Fletcher Priest Architects
Lambeth Palace Road in London, England by WildstoneThursday, April 14th, 2016Article source: Wildstone A new hybrid advertising space and community garden, designed by Wildstone for client Clear Channel’s premium Storm brand, has transformed a treacherous corner in London into a vibrant community space. The formerly derelict site in Lambeth Palace Conservation Area had remained undeveloped for over twenty years and was eventually hoarded up. Anti-social behaviour was a longstanding issue, prompting Community Safety officers to request that the landowners investigate additional security measures and productive temporary uses for the development site. Innovative structures and urban space designers, Wildstone, have created a scheme to change this crime ridden space by transforming it into a publically open,working community garden, whilstrein stating the site’s original function as an advertising space.  Image Courtesy © Wildstone
The Chelsea House in London, England by Nash Baker ArchitectsThursday, April 14th, 2016Article source: Nash Baker Architects This Grade II listed house in Chelsea had been re-developed several times in recent decades, but had got rather tired. Our clients were looking to relocate to London and appointed us to create a new sense of space and light. We provided a full architectural service which included; obtaining planning and listed building consents and administrating the construction contract.  Image Courtesy © Nash Baker Architects
Carshalton Boys Sports College in London, England by Fraser Brown MacKenna ArchitectsSaturday, April 9th, 2016Article source: Fraser Brown MacKenna Architects Fraser Brown MacKenna Architects designed a classroom suite for Carshalton Boys Sports College in South London. The building is clad in perforated and solid Cor-ten panels and utilised off-site manufacture to meet programme, budget, and sustainability requirements.  Image Courtesy © Tim Crocker
APARTMENT FILIPPO in London, England by STUDIO ALEXANDER FEHREThursday, April 7th, 2016Article source: STUDIO ALEXANDER FEHRE Move out of the City of London? Not if you apply the concept of bespoke tailoring to where you live. A flat only 15 minutes from Tower Bridge has been completely redesigned by Studio Alexander Fehre. Intelligent use of this small space was guided by the owner’s living needs. An unusual kitchen solution freed up space in the living area, while integrating much greater functionality.+  Image Courtesy © STUDIO ALEXANDER FEHRE
Milk Tea & Pearl Boxpark in London, England by Y A OSunday, March 27th, 2016Article source: Y A O East London architecture studio Y A O has designed a bubble tea shop which features an architectural optical illusion. Commissioned by Milk Tea & Pearl, the brief was simple – to provide a refreshing, memorable interior. The shop is located at Boxpark, a temporary shopping centre made from cargo containers, in the London borough of Hackney.  Image Courtesy © Y A O
SERPENTINE PAVILION in London, England by BIGThursday, March 10th, 2016Article source: BIG For the Serpentine Pavilion 2016, we have attempted to design a structure that embodies multiple aspects that are often perceived as opposites: a structure that is free-form ret rigorous, modular yet sculptural, both transparent and opaque, both box and blob.  Image Courtesy © BIG
12 New Fetter Lane completes in London, England by Doone Silver ArchitectsTuesday, March 8th, 2016Article source: Doone Silver Architects This striking scheme, designed by the collaborative architectural team of Doone Silver Architects and Flanagan Lawrence, occupies a triangular site bounded by Fetter Lane and New Fetter Lane. Its innovative, rotating stepped form responds to the low-rise Chancery Lane Conservation Area to the west and the higher-rise commercial developments of New Street Square to the east.  Image Courtesy © James Brittain
High-end office refurbishment in London’s West End by ‘Patalab ArchitectureTuesday, March 8th, 2016Article source: ‘Patalab Architecture In the heart of London’s West End we have substantially upgraded this six storey building, providing cutting edge flexible office accommodation and a striking new entrance sequence. Drawing inspiration from the unique exterior of the Rodney Gordon 1980’s rocket-like building, ‘Patalab’s design picks up the futurist-like qualities and transforms the common parts into an enticing spatial arrangement, using mirrors, lighting and reflective finishes. A bespoke built-in seating area on the ground floor responses to the prestigious location and forms a welcoming feature in the entrance lobby.  In the heart of London’s West End ‘Patalab Architecture has substantially upgraded this six storey building, providing cutting edge flexible office accommodation and a striking new entrance sequence, Image Courtesy © Jan Piotrowicz
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