Architecture
Old meets new
Old meets new
Architect: H. Thornley - Taberner House
EPR Architects - Bernard Weatherill House
This image gives a contrast between the now demolished 1960s brutalist architecture of Taberner House and the new site to house Croydon Council. Here you can see the detail of the multi-stroey double skin facade being installed on the now complete Bernard Weatherill House.
The Jam Factory, Southwark
The Jam Factory, Southwark
Gibson Thornley Architects
The iconic Jam Factory. An Edwardian warehouse conversion which once belonged to Hartley's.
Whitworth Art Gallery
Whitworth Art Gallery
Architects: MUMA (McInnes Usher McKnight Architects)
Whitworth Art Gallery
Whitworth Art Gallery
Architects: MUMA (McInnes Usher McKnight Architects)
Detail of the brise-soleil casting a geometric shadow on the brick facade of the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester. Installed to protect the artwork from sunlight the brise-soleil creates a beautiful design feature.
The Whitworth Gallery is an award winning site receiving acolades from RIBA National Awards 2015; two AJ Retrofit awards in the categories of ‘Cultural and Public Buildings’ and ‘Heritage and Listed Buildings 2015; and the 'Best Emerging Culture Destination in Europe' at the LCD Travel Awards.
Series: Effect of sunlight
Series: Effect of sunlight
Architect: Tribich, Liefer & Starkin
This series explores the effect of sunlight throughout the day on the concrete, mosaic facade of the 1960's Leon House in Croydon. The colours of the sunset striking this building are stunning on this iconic facade.
Series: Effect of sunlight
Series: Effect of sunlight
Architect: Tribich, Liefer & Starkin
This series explores the effect of sunlight throughout the day on this iconic concrete, mosaic facade of the 1960's Leon House.
AMP House
AMP House
Architects: Fuller, Hall and Foulsham
Built in 1968, a great example of the the beauty of the unique concrete detail featured in Brutalist era architecture.
All images © Louise Gough