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Livery Street Subway in Birmingham, two large trompe l'oeil ceramic murals I designed in which every tile is unique. Photos by @gardnergareth
Livery Street Subway in Birmingham, two large trompe l'oeil ceramic murals I designed in which every tile is unique. Photos by @gardnergareth
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Written by Adam Nathaniel Furman and Kate Mazade, ‘Chromatic Architecture’ collects 34 colorful case studies from the Middle Ages to the present. Photo © Gareth Gardner.
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I thought that was great hence the photo I took a while back 👏🏻
Rimon is a light installation I designed for BGRE that is now in City Point Plaza by Moorgate station
The review in @el_pais of Chromatic Architecture is now out in English english.elpais.com/culture/2…
Luvly 2 find that in the town my family is from in Argentina they named a street after my grandfather in 2007, right next to a street named after the local Bishop with whom he worked on charitable & interfaith (my grandfather was a representative of the Jewish community) projects
Colourway, a recently completed project in Plumstead that transformed an underpass with murals, ceramic walls and staircase, new lighting, new paving and power-points for events, created in a superstar team with Adams & Sutherland & Makegood. photos by @gardnergareth
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