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An Installation by WilkinsonEyre

WilkinsonEyre
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19-22 September 2018

Wed-Sat 10am-6pm
2 Sans Walk
Clerkenwell
London
Free Event
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www.wilkinsoneyre.com

WilkinsonEyre

WilkinsonEyre, twice winners of both the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize and the RIBA Lubetkin Prize, is one of the world's leading architecture practices. Since its inception in 1983, it has built a portfolio of bold, beautiful, intelligent architecture across a diverse range of market sectors.

Projects include the Guangzhou International Finance Center - one of the tallest buildings in the world, the giant, cooled conservatories for Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, the new Mary Rose and the acclaimed temporary structure of the London 2012 Basketball arena.

The work of the practice is based on an informed use of technology and materials and combines a commitment to the spirit of the new and an awareness of context.

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Set in the atmospheric House of Detention, this Installation designed and created by WilkinsonEyre captures the architectural detail and form of their work delicately etched into transparent glass blocks.

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WilkinsonEyre draw inspiration from both art and science. Each project begins by exploring its context and programme without preconceptions. This context goes beyond the obvious physical nature of a site and its environs. The narrative and design of a project is also driven also by its history, function and social and cultural contributions.

Founded in 1983 and based in London and Hong Kong, WilkinsonEyre is one of the world’s leading architectural practices. Its portfolio of bold, beautiful, intelligent architecture includes; the giant cooled conservatories for Gardens by the Bay in Singapore and the renovation of Oxford University’s Weston Library – home to some of the nation’s most valuable literary treasures. Current projects include the restoration of Battersea Power Station.

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