Lesser Known Architecture: a new way to visit London

The new exhibition at Design Museum during LFOA13

by eleonora usseglio prinsi
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EXHIBITION _ The 4 June 2013 will open at the Design Museum in London the exhibition Lesser Known Architecture to celebrate London architecture.

Nominated by leading architecture critics, these ten buildings, structures and subways contribute to the mix and diversity of the city but are all too often overlooked and forgotten. Curated by Elias Redstone, Lesser Known Architecture presents an alternative architectural map of the city. Each site has been photographed by Theo Simpson and will be displayed as a series of single colour offset prints in the Design Museum Café and Tank. The installation is designed by Ben Mclaughlin.

Welbeck Street CarPark 2013 Mass Observation photo by Theo Simpson; Top: Cabmens Shelter 2013 Mass Observation photo by Theo Simpson

The Ten London Buildings Featured and their Nominators:
Bevin Court nominated by Tom Dyckhoff (BBC Culture Show)
Brownfield Estate nominated by Owen Hatherley (The Guardian)
Cabmen’s Shelters nominated by Oliver Wainwright (The Guardian)
Crystal Palace Subway nominated by Rory Olcayto (The Architects’ Journal)
London Underground Arcades nominated by Edwin Heathcote (Financial Times)
Mail Rail nominated by Ellie Stathaki (Wallpaper*)
Nunhead Cemetery nominated by Hugo MacDonald (Monocle)
Occidental Oil Refinery Jetty nominated by Owen Hatherley (The Guardian)
Stockwell Bus Garage nominated by Tom Dyckhoff (BBC Culture Show)
Welbeck Street Car Park nominated by Sam Jacob (Dezeen / Art Review)


 

Brownfield Estate 2013 Mass Observation photo by Theo Simpson

Lesser Known Architecture is part of the London Festival of Architecture 2013.

Design Museum
Shad Thames 
London SE1 2YD

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