Plants on the Move
Based on an earlier demographic appraisal and suggested archetype for each of the economic botany collections, I have chosen the Plants on the Move exhibition as be the first to be designed. […]
Based on an earlier demographic appraisal and suggested archetype for each of the economic botany collections, I have chosen the Plants on the Move exhibition as be the first to be designed. […]
On a second visit to Kew Gardens I discovered the People + Plants exhibition in Museum number 1. It is currently the largest display of the worldwide uses for plants and for […]
Analysis into the natural precedent of Slime Mould revealed a structural system of tensegrity within the cytoskeleton of cellular organisms. As a result, I set about gaining an understanding of […]
The design studio leaders, Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu have spent a number of years testing and exploring the possibilities of a structural technique they have coined ‘Shell Lace’. Deconstructing […]
Investigations into nature set the premise for the studio ethos. However, detailed studies into existing structural methodologies and techniques will help to formulate rational possibilities for the realisation of these […]
And so yet another year comes to an end and what better way to show all the work from throughout the year than in the End of Year Show. If […]
Yesterday I formed part of the critique team for the third year BA Architecture students final pin-ups at the Kent School of Architecture. Based in Ramsgate, the brief challenged students […]
Last week I was given the opportunity to act as an external critic for the first year BA Architecture students at Westminster (Group C). The brief, ‘Mind the Gap’, challenged […]