Articles Tagged with ''London''

JW3 by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands

London

May 16, 2015

London's Jewish community is fairly large, and long established, but until the opening of JW3 in late 2013 it lacked a high-profile venue for the enjoyment and celebration of Jewish culture.

Delfina Foundation

Artists Colony: A foundation offers food, shelter, and work space in two conjoined townhouses, fostering a kind of think tank for artists.

Hugh Pearman

August 16, 2014

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Delfina Entrecanales is an unusual cultural philanthropist, her Delfina Foundation in London is an unusual place, and the architectural concept underlying it was born of an unusual international collaboration.

52 Whitmore Road

Green to the Bone: A mixed-use building experiments with an engineered wood material that is gaining traction in Europe.

Hattie Hartman

July 16, 2014

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A mixed-use building experiments with an engineered wood material that is gaining traction in Europe.

The Garden House

May 16, 2014

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Site Size: 9,310 square feet Project Size: 1,830 square feet Program: A recently-married couple'with a blended family of eight children'had outgrown their existing 2,960-square-foot, four-bedroom Victorian home they settled into. Not wanting to move, they hired the London-based firm De Matos Ryan to refurbish the house and build a second one at the opposite end of the property. The parents and youngest children live in the new structure, while the older children occupy the main house. Location: The 9,310-square-foot property is located in Battersea, in southwest London, near the River Thames. The new 1,830-square-foot structure, along the western edge of

Alwyne Place

February 15, 2014

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The clients wanted to expand their 19^th century brick townhouse in a landmark district to bring in more light and views to the interior.

Installation at Hedonism Wines by Universal Design Studio and Speirs + Major

London

Chris Foges

November 15, 2013

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London’s Mayfair district, populated by yacht brokers and art dealers, is a natural home for retailers trading on exclusivity.

dRMM Creates Endless Stair for Tate Modern's Front Lawn

Anna Fixsen

September 16, 2013

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M.C. Escher’s dream jungle gym just landed on the Tate Modern’s front lawn as part of this year’s London Design Festival.

Frame House

September 16, 2013

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The clients asked Jonathan Tuckey Design to peel back layers of alterations to reveal the original materials used to construct this two-story house, which sits within a strip of historic mews structures dating from the 1860s and ’70s in west London.

Slip House

January 16, 2013

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Architect Carl Turner conceived his combined home and studio, completed in September 2012, as a prototype for infill housing since the house occupies one of four vacant lots in a brownfield site in south London.