Thursday, 29 May 2008

LONDON FESTIVAL - WEBSITE


We are on the London Festival Website!

Year One architects propose a lightweight structure celebrating the sounds of the place - the River Thames, Big Ben over the way, the carousel behind, the Railway above and Buskers below. Re-marking Hungerford Bridge with the imagined and the physical – asking who is performing?

Working with the Saison Children's Poetry Library at the Royal Festival Hall, wishing to bring the library outside for the summer. The structure will reveal the underestimated qualities of the everyday life of this transitory space. The build and opening will be on Saturday 12th July (subject to approvals) and will be celebrated with some occasional performances.

Check it out here:
WEBSITE LINK

LONDON FESTIVAL - DESIGN WORKSHOP AT ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL




The design has progressed - we now need to cost it up and get the planners on board. Lot's to do.

YEAR ONE EXHIBITION OPEN TILL 14TH JUNE






Monday, 26 May 2008

SHOW NIGHT





It was a great night - well done to all.
So the cakes and Bionade were a big hit.

SHOW PREPARATIONS




Each year one unit has a volume in which to exhbit their work -
check them out (open Tuesday 27th and Wednesday 28th May)

Saturday, 17 May 2008

LONDON FESTIVAL - SITE VISIT


We visited our site - Hungerford Bridge (South Bank)

Its going to be good - - - - - - -

Keep an eye on the blog for updates

Sunday, 11 May 2008

FINAL FURLONG - THE SHOW

Portfolios are handed in - see you on Tuesday 13th May at 10am for the launch of the exhibition build! (opening 23rd May - so not much time)

IMAGE / ARTICLE LINK

Saturday, 10 May 2008

OPEN HOUSE: FINAL REVIEWS (day two)




With thanks to our guest critics: Judith Loesing (EAST), Takero Shimazaki (Toh Shimazaki Architecture) and Nick Hayhurst (TylerHayhurst).

Thursday, 1 May 2008

BUILDING OF THE MONTH - INSTALLATION

More an installation model really - but its intense.

HERE'S THE LINK
ARTISTS WEBSITE

Sunday, 27 April 2008

OPEN HOUSE: FINAL REVIEWS (day one)




It was a long and productive day - looking forward to day two.
With thanks to our guest critic:
Stephanie Schultze Westrum (Hawkins Brown)

Saturday, 26 April 2008

BLOOD ON PAPER



Went to this exhibition today - its about artists books - some are stunning - the ones shown are named in the photo and the green one is gold leaf and ink on leather folded.

GALLERY LINK

Saturday, 19 April 2008

STIFTER'S DINGE


Five grand pianos, insides out, are suspended in the clearing of a forest… absolutely amazing composition - it you are in town check this out - its monumental and ephemeral.
Something to see if you can.

ART ANGEL WEBSITE

Thursday, 17 April 2008

HELEN & HARD


Towards a synthetic architecture - a wide range of clever and sensitive projects that might be interest...

ARCHITECTS WEBSITE

Tuesday, 15 April 2008

SPACE TO THINK


Think a few of you were curious about the lighting in the quadrangle - check the link

BROOKES LINK

Sunday, 13 April 2008

TED

TED Lectures are very diverse in subject matter - this one is 'jaw-dropping' but there are also talks by architects - including Frank Gehry.

TED LECTURES WEBSITE
THEO JANSEN LECTURE