I thought it'd be useful, and even quite fun, to look at a few projects by the people who I'll be interviewing here at the all-day event tomorrow in London, especially as some of you might not be familiar with their work. So, over the next hour or two, and in no particular order, I'll be going through some books, projects, papers, images, and so on by the interviewees.
Again, then, if you're in London tomorrow, on the 4th of July, feel free to stop by the Storefront for Art and Architecture's Pop Up space in South Kensington; it's only steps away from the South Ken tube stop, and we'll be surrounded by huge Lego structures by the Bjarke Ingels Group, from roughly 10am to 6pm, asking questions, recording answers, talking about the built environment. Beware, however, that the space will be tight – and I think it's even standing room only.
Again, then, if you're in London tomorrow, on the 4th of July, feel free to stop by the Storefront for Art and Architecture's Pop Up space in South Kensington; it's only steps away from the South Ken tube stop, and we'll be surrounded by huge Lego structures by the Bjarke Ingels Group, from roughly 10am to 6pm, asking questions, recording answers, talking about the built environment. Beware, however, that the space will be tight – and I think it's even standing room only.
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