We have been invited by Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester University and Chichester District Council to prepare a feasibility study to include the creation of an outdoor amphitheatre, and the refurbishment and additions to Oaklands Park House into a centre for theatre, leadership and research.
Following successful pre-planning presentations, Mountbrook have instructed us to proceed with the planning application of a 52,00m2 mixed-use development in Dublin. The design concept is an architecture of urban landscape which, while accepting the verticality of urban buildings, expands the idea of the flow of landscape through the site.
A second prototype of our desk lamp has been manufactured in Germany. It has been designed and engineered in collaboration with Ulrike Brandi Licht and Hamburg Licht. Production is now anticipated in September.
We have recently designed and installed a large stainless steel sculpture named Turville Sun. It is based upon the geometric arrangement of an equatorial sundial, with time marking on the gnomon.
Taylor Wimpey has sold the 6 hectare site to Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation.
Ian will give an Annual Lecture in the 1200 seat Bovard Hall at the University of Southern California USC Arts & Humanities, School of Architecture on the 21st January at 7pm entitled 'This Land is OUR Land, Greening Architecture, Ethics and the Environment.' An illustrated on-line download will be available on our website from 26th January in the 'writings' section.
Ian will also lecture in Scotland at:
Gordon Talbot will give a lecture on the 26th March at Lincoln University.
We were shortlisted for competitions in Dresden and Hamburg. We are working with our sister offices in each city respectively.
A successful High Court legal action was brought against Dublin Docklands Development Corporation resulting in the 40,000m2 AIB HQ being cancelled as it was about to go to construction phase.
Wood Lane Station on the Hammersmith & City Line opposite the BBC will be opening this month. The design team was led by Gordon Talbot with Anthony Summers, Mark Bagguley, Stefan Lengen, Gordon Swapp, and Jim Corbett.