As a direct result of his on-going investigation into process, form and craft, Simon Hasan has produced an accomplished array of products, including 'Vase Family', 'Bambi & Twist Stools', and Naked Radio for his graduate collection at the Royal College of Art.
With the help of British Waterways, Conisbee, and other local businesses, Regent's Canal is set to be one of the most exciting destinations at this year's London Festival of Architecture.
In partnership with the British Council, the London Festival of Architecture will present The Embassies Project to showcase the work of architects and designers in over 20 embassies across London.
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The Royal Danish Embassy
55 Sloane Street, London, SW1X 9SR
Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971), the architect behind the Danish Embassy in London, was one of the leading Scandinavian architects of his time and one of the first to introduce functionalism and later on international style in Denmark.
Officine Grandi Riparazioni
via Paolo Borsellino 17/A, Torino Italy
Leading international designers - Ross Lovegrove Patricia Urquiola, Clemens Weisshar and Matali Crasset - will gather to analyse and discuss some of the works developed by the designers for the exhibition "Flexibility: Design in a fast-changing Society".
Ex-Carceri, “Le Nuove”
Via Paolo Borsellino 1, Torino Italy
In 2050 over 90% of the world's population will live in cities. These systems of close-knit connections between material objects and immaterial factors produced by man are often directly responsible for reducing, and sometimes even paralysing, the manoeuverability of individuals.
121-123 Deptford High Street
London SE8 4NS
A1960s commuter train carriage has been converted into one of London’s most unique cafés by designer Morag Myerscough.
The Deptford Project café is located in the old railway yard of Deptford station – London’s first suburban railway station, built in 1836.
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