New books: Rough Interiors and Liquid Spaces

"Rough Interiors presents 55 projects whose designers used the existing historic substance as the basis for their creative processes. The magic of patina and traces of the past are maintained and deliberately integrated into the design concept. "

More here.

"Liquid Spaces features a wide spectrum of unconventional environments ranging from experimental installations to complex productions. Each one of these spaces plays with the boundaries of human perception, triggering sensual encounters that activate the senses in surprising ways."

More here.

DnA Episode: Zombie Urbanism

A recent episode of LA-based podcast DnA asks:

"What happens when residential real estate is treated like a safe deposit box? DnA explores the urban impact of global investment in high end homes -- in London, New York and L.A." 

Listen here.

and read more about 'zombie urbanism' in London here.

Camberwell Postgraduate Summer Show 2015, 16 Jul - 22 Jul 2015

Show includes examples of MA work from Book Arts, Designer Maker,Fine Art Digital, Illustration and Printmaking

Location:
Camberwell College of Arts
45-65 Peckham Road, London
SE5 8UF

open to general public:
Friday 17 July - 10.00 am - 8.00 pm
Saturday 18 July - 11.00 am - 5.00 pm
Sunday 19 July - Closed
Monday 20 July - 10.00 am - 8.00 pm
Tuesday 20 July - 10.00 am - 8.00 pm
Wednesday 22 July - 10.00 am - 5.00 pm

more here.

Westminster Interior Architecture at Re_Work: Interior Educators UK

                      

Interior Architecture students from the University of Westminster exhibited their work in custom made  'inserts' and books placed into the interiors of drawers taken from studio plan chests. Re_Work was an exhibition by Interior Educators UK for interior architecture, design and spatial design students from all UK member courses. It was held at Free Range, Truman Brewery, East London, July 9 -13 2015.

Joseph Cornell Exhibition at the Royal Academy 4 July — 27 Sept 2015

"Wanderlust brings together 80 of Cornell’s most remarkable boxes, assemblages, collages and films, some never before seen outside the USA. Entirely self-taught, the independence of Cornell’s creative voice won the admiration of artists from Marcel Duchamp and the Surrealists, to Robert Motherwell and the Abstract Expressionists, with echoes of his work felt in Pop and Minimalist art."

at the Royal Academy of Arts
4 July — 27 September
Saturday – Thursday 10am – 6pm
Friday 10am – 10pm

more here.

The Brewery Yard by Tzannes

"From the Architect: This project integrates the plant equipment for a tri-generation plant with the historic Carlton and United Brewery building on the fringe of the 
Sydney CBD... We developed an innovative formal solution to this problem where the
form of the new work arose from the integration of complex profile of the existing roofline with the organic regular form of the plant equipment within."

from archdaily.