London Works

Gavin Ambrose; Jeremy Melvin

London Works

University of Brighton

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Curation, design and build of exhibition at NLA (New London Architecture), Store Street London with architectural historian, Jeremy Melvin. One of the highlights of the show was JRA’s vision for The City of London’s future; an innovative master plan of the City, which capitalises on the river Thames’ architectural potential and includes it in the structural landscape. A theme weaving throughout this exhibition was the concept of contextual civic modernism, an approach John Robertson promotes in the practice’s work and was successfully articulated here through models, drawings, and photographs. The exhibition showed drawings and models never before exhibited, and included interviews and films with the achitects about their practice, and particular the role of drawing. The exhibition ran from 3rd-30th October 2013 at The Building Centre, 26 Store Street, London WC1E 7BT

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 3 Oct 2013
Event	exhibition - The Building Centre, 26 Store Street, London, 3rd-30th October, 2013 Duration: 3 Oct 2013 → …

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