The Colour Palace: Boundaries & Innovation
The Colour Palace: Boundaries & Innovation
- urbanNext, July 11, 2019.
- 345 word.
expanding design practices, Low Density, Pricegore, Project, Territory and mobility, Yinka Ilori
African identity, Architecture&art, Boundaries, Colour, Cultural identity, Experimental installations, Identity, Innovation, Installation, london, Low impact, Multifunctional space, Project, Timber, United Kingdom
Photography: Adam Scott
The ‘Colour Palace’ has been unveiled as the second edition of the Dulwich Pavilion at Dulwich Picture Gallery. The outcome of an open design competition organised by the London Festival of Architecture and Dulwich Picture Gallery, the Colour Palace serves as a temporary outdoor structure for summer 2019, gracing the lawns outside Sir John Soane’s iconic gallery.
2575-5374
Architecture Landmark Pavilion-design London, UK UK
expanding design practices, Low Density, Pricegore, Project, Territory and mobility, Yinka Ilori
African identity, Architecture&art, Boundaries, Colour, Cultural identity, Experimental installations, Identity, Innovation, Installation, london, Low impact, Multifunctional space, Project, Timber, United Kingdom
Photography: Adam Scott
The ‘Colour Palace’ has been unveiled as the second edition of the Dulwich Pavilion at Dulwich Picture Gallery. The outcome of an open design competition organised by the London Festival of Architecture and Dulwich Picture Gallery, the Colour Palace serves as a temporary outdoor structure for summer 2019, gracing the lawns outside Sir John Soane’s iconic gallery.
2575-5374
Architecture Landmark Pavilion-design London, UK UK