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1103 Sands Pianists III Digital print Alexander Hill
A student of the Bartlett School of Architecture, Hill has submitted two digital prints into the Royal Academy Summer Show this year. Entitled ‘Sands pianists III’, the print shows a young boy with his back to viewer, playing the piano. Set in a theatrical room, spotlights illuminate the musician, creating a strong architectural image.
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Source Collage for an Invited Competition Film prints on perspex Amin Taha Architects
Tis mainly high-end residential development sits within two conservation areas. Te options considered retaining the existing facades, allowing them to become screens mediating from the public street through a series of richer thresholds to private and shared areas beyond.
1105 & 1106 Cityscape & Black Trio (A, B, C) Laser prints Gordon Benson RA
Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s School of Art is, arguably, the hinge between the Scottish Enlightenment and Modernism. Te building is simultaneously a part of, and apart from, the city and its citizens. Constantly awakening an awareness of the barely visible, it renews the everyday, elevating that which is pragmatic to the poetic. Tis is the alchemic core of Modernism – ‘the de-familiarisation of the habitual’, according to Shklovsky and ‘invisible in the everyday visible’ in the words of Beckett. Te exhibits examine the obscured in the everyday.
award for first-time exhibitor highly commended
1107 Cyprus Cultural Centre Architectural model Michael Hopkins RA
Tis centre is at the heart of a new cultural quarter. A major Civic Square and outdoor performance space will link it to the proposed House of Representatives and the National Gallery, and extend the nearby Pediaeos River Linear Park into the site. Tere are three main performance spaces – a 1,400-seat theatre, a 500-seat recital hall and a rehearsal hall.
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Conservation in the Canopy – Gola Rainforest National Park Headquarters, Sierra Leone (Xenia Georgiou, Michael Ruthenbury, Article 25 Design Team, 4D Modelshop)
Architectural model Article 25
An example of a structure that incorporates vernacular inspiration and local resources to build capacity and offer first-class facilities in one of the world’s most marginalised communities, this model comes with an instruction manual and demonstration of the building’s kit of parts.
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Two Cottages on Georgian Bay, Canada Wood and card Dixon Jones Architects
Only accessible by boat in the summer or by cross-country skiing in the winter, these two houses are separated by an inlet and connected by a swing bridge that allows for disconnection, should it be required. Tey are made of pre-fabricated timber for quick construction, sit lightly on rocky terrain, and will be stained black.
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Windermere Steamboat Museum
Wooden model with metal fixings
Carmody Groarke Architects
Tis development includes exhibition space for steam launches, motorboats, yachts and other vessels dating from 1780 to 1980. In the workshop, visitors can watch boat builders and apprentices at work on the collection and a wet dock will display boats that operate on the lake.
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