2012 Index 44
the lend lease / architects’ journal awards
1128 Table Manors Sterling silver Flea Folly Ltd
Flea Folly’s sterling silver model, entitled Table Manors, sits safely inside a glass bell jar. It features a chip winch, peppercorn cannon, six-tier table lance and a pea catapult. Tese were all originally designed as pieces of jewellery.
1129 Elevation Study 2012 Wood Eric Parry RA
Te wood model shows an elevational study for a proposal that might have been. A near miss in a recent competition, it forms part of the evolution of an idea that Eric Parry wanted to share before it gets stored away.
1131 1130
Te Tousand Trees House (David Liddicoat, Sophie Goldhill, Aimee O’Carroll, Daniel Goodacre, Emily Doll, Maria Bavnhøj)
Plywood, perspex, recycled grey board and lacquer paint Lidicoat & Goldhill Architects
Inspired by the local East-Anglian vernacular, we are developing a design for an autonomous, sustainable timber-built house. Its form is derived from the topography of the wooded pit, amplifying the slopes.
Bee Lifts
Wood, plastic, felt, paper and perspex
Archmongers and Buchanan Partnership
Bee Lifts elevates the hive to the bee’s natural preferred height, creating a safer place for hives in public parks.
highly commended
1132 Ferias Diversorio
Walnut wood, acrylic, bobbins, thread, ceramic, metal and plastic
Hawkins\Brown
A well-known hotel group issued an invitation to generate speculative proposals for a new hotel, to be situated in a busy west-London location. A structure covered with a vast quilted eiderdown-like living wall acts in direct response to the restless, hostile environment.
1133
Te International Presbyterian Church, Study Model No. 4
Walnut Piercy & Company
Tis design seeks to maximise flexibility and functionality while creating a series of beautiful, uplifting spaces befitting the building’s function as a place of worship. Te experience of worship is articulated in a soaring faceted soffit while a ribbon of textured brick ties the new elements to both the local urban fabric and the listed chapel retained on site.
1135 1134
From Landscape to Portrait, Scale 1:50
Stainless steel, walnut and acrylic Chris Wilkinson RA
From Landscape to Portrait is a model of the site- specific architectural installation for the courtyard of the Royal Academy during the Summer Show. Te concept is based on a narrative of artists’ frames that rotate from landscape to portrait.
Village V/K3C: Model for a Decent Neighbourhood
Plaster and wood Peter Barber Architects
Village V/K3C is a farming village, located in the Wiltshire countryside, sitting on 120 acres of farm land. Te doors of little mud houses open onto six alleyways, which converge at a tiny square where there is a meeting house. V/K3C is built from earth dug from the ground on which it stands.
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