‘Fragile Beauty: Photographs from the Sir Elton John and David Furnish Collection’ is an exciting new temporary exhibition at the V&A, South Kensington, which has now opened and is set to run until January 2025. The show incorporates more than 300 rare prints by some of the world’s greatest photographers and represents the institution’s largest pho...
Project name
‘Fragile Beauty’ at the V&A
Photography
James Retief, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Collaborators
Exhibition Curators: Duncan Forbes - Head of Photography, V&A. Newell Harbin - Director, Sir Elton John and David. - Furnish Collection: Lydia Caston - Project Curator, V&A. - Exhibition Management: Vanessa Baldwin, Nikki Glynn Smith and Olivia Oldroyd. - Graphic Design: A Practice for Everyday Life. - Exhibition Test Consultant: Maria Blyzinsky. - Exhibition Contractor: setWorks.- Graphic Production: OMNI. - Technical Project Management & Quantity Surveyors: Focus Consultants. - Electrical Contractors: Greater London Electrical
Typology
Cultural Architecture > Museum, Exhibitions
Nissen Richards Studio has completed designs for ‘Upholding the Law: Magnus the Lawmender’s Law of the Land, 1274-2024’, a refined, atmospheric and delicately-staged exhibition for The National Library of Norway.
Project name
Upholding the Law: Magnus the Lawmender’s Law of the Land, 1274-2024’
Architecture firm
Nissen Richards Studio
Photography
Gareth Gardner
Principal architect
Pippa Nissen
Design team
Exhibition and Graphic Design Nissen Richards Studio
Collaborators
Lighting design in showcases Studio ZNA. Lighting design in exhibition Light Bureau. Contractor: Tømrer Petter Halvorsen and Tømrer Totto Johansen
Lighting
Studio ZNA (in showcases), Light Bureau (in exhibition)
Construction
Tømrer Petter Halvorsen and Tømrer Totto Johansen
Client
The National Library of Norway
Typology
Exhibition and graphic design
Located on the 9th and 10th floors of the 22 Bishopsgate building in London, the new Hiscox headquarters is conceived as an innovative approach to the corporate environment, challenging traditional conventions by placing art and human interaction at the core of the design process. It celebrates the insurer's heritage, ambition, and love of art, as...
Project name
Hiscox Headquarter & Art Gallery
Architecture firm
Matteo Ferrari Studio
Location
22 Bishopgate, London, United Kingdom
Photography
Stale Eriksen
Principal architect
BOH: Oliver Marlow (Studio Tilt) / FOH: Ciszak Dalmas + Matteo Ferrari
Collaborators
Furniture Specialist: Workform
Completion year
December 2022
Environmental & MEP
M&E Engineer: Hurley Palmer Flatt (HDR); Mechanical and Electrical Contractor: Michael J. Lonsdale (MJL)
Typology
Commercial › Office Building, Office Space
