Design and Code by Fabian Vorderegger © 2012
Design and Code by Fabian Vorderegger © 2012
No. 44-48 Dover Street is the latest model in a series of office and residential buildings designed for sites with very sensitive contexts. In order to satisfy stringent planning requirements, the front of the building had to be delicately integrated into a listed streetscape dating from 1683.
Cliché Skateboards flow rider John Tanner and Hold Tight Henry break out of their familiar London surroundings and head to Paris for a week in what could be one of the last videos from éS Europe…
Originally a Victorian warehouse building, 6 St Chad’s Place housed a derelict mechanics workshop when neighbouring architects Squire and Partners acquired it in February 2003…
Who does not like looking out of the window while being in a bus?
Above a central London post office and Phillips de Pury art auction house located in Victoria, London sit two apartments that were in need of a redesign. and what a re-design…
When the Post Office vacated their vast sorting office in the back streets of Victoria, the site caught the eye of creative Italian developer Fabbriche Ceramiche…
Andrea Klarin for Figaro
Recently migrated from the capital city of the West Midlands – Coventry – to the southerly climes of London, Ghostpoet looks set to make his mark on 2011. The softly … Read on
Two Door Cinema Club are 3 people with the help of technology and a thirst for anything quirky. If you were to pose the question, “Where do Two Door Cinema Club live?” and someone was to answer…
Kanye West – Genius in work Orchestra LIVE
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