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Holloway Li to redesign Shoreditch HQ


Interior Architecture studio Holloway Li has reimagined the renowned Shoreditch ofice of the independent creative agency Mother. The transformation of the east London space sees it become a flexible work environment, a hub for collaboration and a vibrant arts and entertainment venue. The ground floor and mezzanine


areas have been reconfigured by the London-based studio into a dynamic space that evolves into lunch spots,


meeting areas, and an event and exhibition space throughout the day and night. Central to the building, it inspires all of Mother London’s team creative endeavours and embodies the heart and soul of its hosts. The design ethos aims to enhance the space’s inherent character by infusing narratives into every detail. This approach mirrors Mother’s own work methodology, infusing creativity and resourcefulness into every project.


Holloway Li was briefed to


refresh the agency’s existing industrial ofice space to feel contemporary and inviting, while keeping its distinct ‘Mother’ personality. Holloway Li devised a series of light-touch insertions: the reception desk, mezzanine, kitchen and dining area, which house its red ‘kitchen tables’. The result is a vibrant and cohesive design with a nod to the 1970s. hollowayli.com


Haworth Tompkins announced as De La Warr Pavilion architect


Stirling Prize-winning architecture practice Haworth Tompkins has been appointed for the Bexhill Levelling Up Capital Project. The practice, which has an international reputation for intelligent, purposeful design, will be refurbing the Grade I listed De La Warr Pavilion (DLWP). Lucy Picardo, director at


Haworth Tompkins, commented: ‘We are thrilled to have been awarded the opportunity to work alongside Rother District Council and DLWP to develop proposals for the refurbishment of the iconic, modernist, Grade I Listed De La Warr Pavilion. ‘Alongside our experienced


and creative team, and with valuable input from the local community, we are looking forward to creating a renewed Pavilion for the arts for staff, performers, exhibitors, and visitors alike.’ haworthtompkins.com


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