Exhibitions

Public Views 1: An Architectural Economy

24 August - 3 September 1995
  • The exhibition at The Architecture Foundation
  • The exhibition at The Architecture Foundation
  • The exhibition at The Architecture Foundation
  • The exhibition at The Architecture Foundation

Photographic displays and architectural drawings on three vast light boxes formed the basis of an art installation exploring the architectural rigour and economy of The Economist Building in which The Architecture Foundation was housed, in order to engage the public with a dialogue on modern architecture through an interrogation of the gallery and its context within one of the few grade-1 listed post-war buildings in London.

Exhibitors: Alex de Rijke, Geoff Cox, Martin van der Linden.

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Venue

Architecture Foundation, Bury Street, London

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Public Views 1

A series of short exhibitions showcasing collaborations between young architects and designers.

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Public Views 1: An Architectural Economy 1995-08-24T18:00:00Z 1995-09-03T00:00:00Z http://www.architecturefoundation.org.uk/programme/1995/public-views-1/an-architectural-economy

An art installation from Alex de Rijke, Geoff Cox and Martin van der Linden, displaying photographic information about The Economist Building in which The Architecture Foundation was housed, in order to engage the public with a dialogue on contemporary architecture.