Three academic projects: an adaptive reuse of a Brentford warehouse behind a fin façade drawn from a peplum jacket, a music institution organised around a circular hall on the canal in Reading, and a sensory pavilion for Whitechapel Market.
Jupps Warehouse, Brentford, London
A textile-led architectural response to Jupps Warehouse. The movement and folds of the peplum jacket inform a sculptural façade of repeated curved fins over the existing warehouse, while the building supports making, exhibition and community use.
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Daytime external render of Maison Peplum: repeated curved timber fins wrap the former Jupps Warehouse.
Reading, UK
A music institution conceived as an architecture of rhythm, resonance and movement. A circular performance space anchors the project while landscaped routes connect the city to the canal.
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External perspective of the Music Institution at dusk: the circular performance hall above a stepped landscape descending towards the water.
Whitechapel Market, London
An experimental pavilion exploring the relationship between sound, aroma, textile and urban experience at Whitechapel Market. Its flower-like chimneys, linen curtains and rainwater strategy form a sensory architectural language.
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