Platanus (detail) 2016 screen printed ceramic frit for Vista Residential Chelsea Bridge, London Nominated for AJ100 2017 Architectural Collaboration of the Year Award with Scott Brownrigg Architects Photo: Andrew Meredith
Platanus 2016 screen printed ceramic frit for Vista Residential Chelsea Bridge, London Nominated for AJ100 2017 Architectural Collaboration of the Year Award Scott Brownrigg Architects Photo: Andrew Meredith
Platanus 2016 screen printed ceramic frit for Vista Residential Chelsea Bridge, London Nominated for AJ100 2017 Architectural Collaboration of the Year Award Scott Brownrigg Architects Photo: Andrew Meredith
Platanus 2016 screen printed ceramic frit for Vista Residential Chelsea Bridge, London Nominated for AJ100 2017 Architectural Collaboration of the Year Award Scott Brownrigg Architects Photo: Andrew Meredith
Platanus (working drawing) 2016 Vista Residential Chelsea Bridge, London The Vista façade, Platanus, makes reference to the adjacent park and particularly the London Plane Trees planted in the 1850’s, both in Battersea Park and wider Central London. The work takes inspiration from the Plane Trees bark pattern and the resulting fluid shapes also resemble and reference the water surface of the nearby River Thames.
Platanus 2016 screen printed ceramic frit for Vista Residential Chelsea Bridge, London Nominated for AJ100 2017 Architectural Collaboration of the Year Award Scott Brownrigg Architects Photo: Nicky Hirst
Platanus 2016 screen printed ceramic frit for Vista Residential Chelsea Bridge, London Nominated for AJ100 2017 Architectural Collaboration of the Year Award Scott Brownrigg Architects Photo: Thierry Bal
