“Stellar architectural work and the ability to bring out the best in people”
He’s been rambling on for years, but it turns out Steve is officially a bit special
He’s been hailed as a RIBA Journal Rising Star
“Stellar architectural work and the ability to bring out the best in people”
He’s been rambling on for years, but it turns out Steve is officially a bit special
He’s been hailed as a RIBA Journal Rising Star
And as if by magic, the Future of Design pavilion has been reborn on an island in Croatia. Armed with only this instruction manual Tobias from Hylemo has turned a lonely pile of ply into a majestic structure once more (and taken some nice photos, too).
Hopefully the Future of Design pavilion will now lead a long and happy life roaming free in the Adriatic. Not in the actual wet bit of the Adriatic, preferably.
Not content with having some free time we joined some of the big-shots of the engineering world at the inaugural IStructE Young Engineers Conference. The fantastic event aimed to inspire young engineers to take up the challenges of the future. We helped out setting a concept design challenge, getting teams to design a helical ramp. More photos can be found on the flickr site here. We’ll try and upload some more information soon.
Photos courtesy of Stop Talking Photography and Institution of Structural Engineers
The Future of Design Pavilion was unveiled this morning for the opening of Clerkenwell Design Week. The full story of the fantastic work the participating GCSE students put into the project, and how it made it from concept to construction can be see in our publication here, at http://tiny.cc/FutureOfDesign2016. Below is a timelapse showing how easy it was to build!

Special thanks to Annabel and Erica for their work on producing the book, and Erica’s timelapse.
Thanks to Steve, Lucy, and their family of nimble-fingered helpers we’ve built a scale mock-up of the pavilion, and Rich who’s taken some pretty darn atmospheric photos of it.
While pretty, this wasn’t all fun and games: lasercutting and assembling a 1:20 model using the same cutting pattern that we plan to use for the CNC routing and 1:1 build allowed us to do a spot of troubleshooting in advance of assembly.
Someone has been having too much fun on their weekends… We’ve started putting together a few physical models to test out the future of design pavilion concept both at 1:1 and at a smaller scale. More updates soon.