Where We Are Now an International Conference on Art and Social Justice Sat Nov 4 1000 Am Free
London Blueprint Festival
18 - 26 September
London Design Festival
18 - 26 September
London Design Festival is dorsum and Rex'south Cross is once again a dedicated Design District. Highlights include Space Frames featuring Super Nature TV, Materiality past Tom Dixon Studio and Planted with its flagship show. Some of the biggest names in the expanse will exist presenting exhibitions, talks and more plus don't miss the festival specials at the neighbourhood restaurants and bars.
King'southward Cross Festival Commission: The Unboxing Testify
British designer, Peter Marigold has curated this Festival Committee in which waste matter cardboard is transformed into items of value. This is a show virtually the imaginary potential of this apprehensive material featuring a selection of items by well-known designers. These designs volition exist available for the public to build for free at the exhibition with aid from workshop assistants.
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Mon-Sat: 10am-8pm, Wed: 10am-9pm Sun: 11am-5pm
Kiosk N1C
King's Cross Festival Commission: The Unboxing Prove
British designer Peter Marigold has designed and curated a Festival Commission for Coal Drops M in which cardboard, perhaps the most principal material that we consider to be consumer waste, is transformed into items of value. A show about the imaginary potential of this humble material featuring a option of items by well-known designers and makers that can exist made past the public at the show and taken away for free.
What is the intrinsic imaginary potential of material? What it can practice? What information technology can exist? The imaginary potential of cloth is clear to children and even so is shrugged off afterward in life equally cultural values divert our attending.
Passive consumption is at the centre of many problems nosotros face today, from the environmental to the social. We accept the objects we buy equally fixed and unchangeable. It is totally unnatural.
In this projection, designers and makers have been invited to create an object fabricated from waste cardboard from Coal Drops Yard. These designs will exist bachelor for the public to build for complimentary at the exhibition with assistance from workshop assistants. Participants volition walk abroad with an original collectible object that they take also invested their time into making. The items made at the show will be stamped and numbered and the plans for the objects volition be available online for all to print and assemble at abode.
Designers include: Glithero, Campana Brothers, Sebastian Bergne, Chen Chen and Kai Williams, Michael Marriot, Daniel Eatock, Liliana Ovalle, Eyal Burstein, Peter Marigold and more.
Free
Mon-Sat: 10am-8pm, Wed: 10am-9pm Dominicus: 11am-5pm
Kiosk N1C
Planted
Launching at London Design Festival, Planted is the new contemporary design show aimed at reconnecting people and spaces with nature. At the prove, you'll observe brands that are playing their office in reducing waste matter, respecting the environment and reconnecting us with the natural globe.
Gratuitous – ticketed, book hither
11am – 6pm
Granary Square
The Illuminated Garden
Lighting up Coal Drops Yard is the e'er-popular Space Frames. Created by Netherlands-based designers Studio Mieke Meijer, Space Frames is designed to be reused and re-thought time and once again. This is its third reinvention at Rex'south Cross – this time the frames have been turned into an Illuminated Garden.
Planted presents: Botanical Market at Canopy Market place
Canopy Market goes green for London Pattern Festival! Presented past Planted, this botanical market place is run in conjunction with the Real Food Festival and Greenish Rooms. You'll detect plants, herbs, planters, terrariums and establish accessories forth with seasonal and locally sourced nutrient and botanical health and beauty and products.
Thu-Lord's day: 11am-6pm
West Handyside Canopy
Café BAO special
Café BAO has come up upwards with a special King'southward Cross Pattern District bun and bubble tea.
The Pomelo BBG is a Pomelo BAO filled with cheesecake and pomelo curd at £4 and the Midori Oolong Bubble Tea is a twist on the coldbrew oolong bubble tea that is lightly spiked with Midori and topped with milk foam at £five.75.
King's Cross Pattern District map
Coming to Male monarch's Cross for London Design Festival? Observe your style to all the different exhibitions and installations with this Google Map.
Hope Exhibition at Bazaar past Shelter
During London Design Festival you'll be able to visit the mini-exhibition Promise at the front end of the Shelter Bazaar. Prodigy frontman and artist, Maxim and mixed-media artist, Dan Pearce collaborated to create a powerful and poignant, pandemic inspired sculpture, EP and pic. The short pic touches on the mental health implications the virus has had on children. It also references the pandemic'southward touch on homelessness.
Free
Coal Drops Grand
Mon-Sabbatum: 10am-6pm, Sunday: 11am-5pm
Hope Exhibition at Boutique by Shelter
During London Design Festival you'll be able to visit the mini-exhibition Promise at the front of the Shelter Bazaar. Prodigy frontman and creative person, Saying and mixed-media artist, Dan Pearce collaborated to create a powerful and poignant, pandemic inspired sculpture, EP and flick. The short film touches on the mental health implications the virus has had on children. It besides references the pandemic'southward impact on homelessness. Nosotros've also teamed up with Accrue to feature art created at their art schoolhouse for people who are homeless. They recently published the Book of Homelessness, a collection of moving images stories and poems from people who are homeless or who have experienced homelessness. This mini-exhibition will be completed with a couple of exhibits from our recent Shoes Have Names exhibition. Stories of homelessness have never been told like this before!
Free
Coal Drops Yard
Mon-Sabbatum: 10am-6pm, Sun: 11am-5pm
UAL X Super Nature presents: Material Heroes
The UAL Climate Emergency Network at University of the Arts London (UAL) invited graduating students to highlight a material 'hero' from their final major project – whether microscopic, macro or a crop of a detail. The selected works address cultural and environmental sustainability and are displayed beyond Granary Square as a giant swatch book of materials. This collaborative project with UAL is part of the Super Nature initiative.
Free
Granary Square
UAL X Super Nature presents: Material Heroes
The UAL Climate Emergency Network at University of the Arts London (UAL) invited graduating students to highlight a fabric 'hero' from their final major project - whether microscopic, macro or a crop of a detail. The selected works address cultural and environmental sustainability and are displayed across Granary Square every bit a giant swatch book of materials. This collaborative project with UAL is part of the Super Nature initiative and showcases a wide variety of materials with keen potential, from the readily available to the theoretical.
Visitors tin view the works and acquire more than about each project through private QR codes that volition link through to the UAL Graduate Showcase. The Climate Emergency Network are a growing community of staff, students and alumni from beyond UAL with diverse perspectives and approaches, merely united by an interest and concern, creative exercise, and activeness regarding our intersecting crises.
This exhibition is part of Carnival Of Crisis: UAL'due south artistic response to the COP26 Climate Superlative (the United Nations Conference of the Parties) taking place in Nov.
Planted presents: Natural Living
Natural Living showcases design-led gimmicky furniture, lighting and accessory brands which amend today, without dissentious tomorrow. The brands featured design around the principles of biophilic design, which is defined as the inherent human need to connect with nature.
Free – ticketed, volume here
11am – 6pm daily
Lewis Cubitt Square
Gasholders – meet the architect
WilkinsonEyre'due south founding director Chris Wilkinson introduces the Gasholders projection.
WilkinsonEyre won a blueprint competition in 2002 with a concept for iii residential buildings to be housed within the historic gasholder guide frames. The design aims to create a dynamic counterpoint between erstwhile and new. Join Chris equally he explains the history and design rationale. Please notation the tour/talk is exterior just.
18 Sep, 11am-12pm
Free – ticketed, book here
Gasholders
Gasholders – meet the architect
WilkinsonEyre'southward founding director Chris Wilkinson introduces the Gasholders project.
King'south Cantankerous is the largest urban evolution scheme in Europe. Its rich industrial heritage is integral to its renaissance. Among the nearly distinctive and cute features to be retained is the triplet of Grade Ii-Listed, cast-iron gasholder guide frames which were originally constructed in 1867.
WilkinsonEyre won a pattern competition in 2002 with a concept for three residential buildings to be housed within the frames. The design proposed three drums of adaptation at differing heights to advise the movement of the original gasholders, which would have risen upwards or downward depending on the pressure level of the gas inside. The pattern was developed to create a dynamic counterpoint between old and new. The heavy industrial aesthetic and raw physical materiality of the guide frames contrast with the lightness and intricacy of the interior spaces.
Join Chris as he explains some of the project'southward history and pattern rationale. Please note, we are keeping the group size small and capping the event at 25 to allow for an intimate feel. If you are no longer able to utilize your ticket we would capeesh you lot releasing it for someone else to enjoy.
xviii Sep, 11am-12pm
Free - ticketed, book here
Gasholders
smarin x Super Nature nowadays Hemp – Dirt – Lime: Urban Seating
King's Cross continues its exploration of 'Material Heroes' with this committee of prototypes by smarin studio. 'Hemp – Clay – Lime: Urban Seating' is a presentation of the inquiry and development past smarin and constitutes the initial testing phase for a future big-calibration public realm seating scheme with carbon-sequestering potential. Hexagon shaped, the modular design mimics the efficiencies found everywhere in nature to make potent, solid structures with infinite options for placement.
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Coal Drops Yard
smarin x Super Nature present Hemp – Clay – Lime: Urban Seating
King's Cross continues its exploration of Material Heroes with this commission of prototypes by smarin studio. 'Hemp - Clay - Lime: Urban Seating' is a presentation of the research and development by smarin studio and constitutes the initial testing stage for a future large-scale public realm seating scheme with carbon-sequestering potential.
Hexagon shaped, the modular design mimics the efficiencies constitute everywhere in nature - honeycomb, fruit skins, dragonfly eyes - to brand strong, solid structures that provide space options for placement.
The core is fabricated from hemp shiv, a waste product from the hemp fibre industry, and hydrated lime. The outer layer is a fibrous lime plaster, coloured with clay. Both hemp and lime are incredibly hard-wearing and resilient, naturally derived materials, and both are likewise considered to be carbon negative every bit they capture more carbon than information technology takes to produce and transport them.
These are not new techniques. The Ancient Romans used hydraulic lime and added natural components to ensure the hardening of plaster in wet or common cold atmospheric condition, many examples of which still exist today. Lime-washed walls abound, ofttimes in places exposed to extremely harsh weather condition conditions.
For more twenty years, smarin has actively researched and used non-toxic materials. With this new work they are keeping ancient cognition alive, designing and manufacturing sculptural forms to enhance our shared spaces.
Costless
24 hours
Coal Drops Yard
Kiosk N1C ten Super Nature present: Hemp Automat
King's Cross and Kiosk N1C continue their exploration of the many uses of the miracle crop with Hemp Automat – a 24-hour, fully automated shopping feel where you can buy a beautifully curated option of hemp products. From clothing to cosmetics, this pocket-size selection showcases just a few of hundreds of uses of this carbon negative wonder fabric.
Viaduct level, Coal Drops Grand
Kiosk N1C 10 Super Nature present: Hemp Automat
Male monarch's Cross and Kiosk N1C go on their exploration of the many uses of the miracle crop. Hemp Automat is a 24-hour, fully automated shopping feel where you can buy a beautifully curated selection of Hemp products for the elapsing of the festival. From clothing to cosmetics to building textile samples for your next project, this small selection showcases just a few of the hundreds of uses of this carbon negative wonder material.
This fully automated, contactless auto has been kindly supported by ANMAC.
Free
24 hours
Coal Drops Yard
Male monarch's Cross Designpost
Each of the 10 blueprint districts are beingness celebrated with a unique sculptural waymarker to welcome visitors and communicate the distinctive character of the commune. Gasholder Bench is the Graduate designer, Alba Elezi's tribute to King's Cross. Run into it at Coal Drops Yard.
Rex's Cross Designpost
Graduate designer Alba Elezi responds to the King's Cross architechture and industrial by with this clever communal 'Gasholder Bench'. The pillars of the bench resemble the profile of the gasholder columns and have been beautifully ebonised to relect the colour of the painted steel. The interlocking gasholder triplets were congenital and revised between 1860 and 1880 and at present, some 150 years later the Grade 2 listed structures have been given a new life by Architectural business firm, Wilkinson Eyre.
Designposts, the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) and furniture makers Criterion have teamed upward with ten of the most exciting talents of the emerging blueprint generation, giving the students a much-needed platform to display their skills across the metropolis.
Nether the mentorship of Izaskun Chinchilla, Professor of Architectural Do at Bartlett School of Architecture, and Peter Marigold, Professor of Blueprint and Entrepreneurialism from London Metropolitan University, the selected students and recent graduates will each develop a Designpost, visiting Benchmark's workshop in Kintbury, Berkshire, to craft their design from sustainable American red oak.
Caravane floral shopping evening + pop-up
French interiors' store Caravane invites yous to an intimate soirée 5pm-9pm on 22 September. Caravane will showcase their latest sustainability offer in commemoration of the London Design Festival, whilst too offer a glimpse of the new fall collection.
For the festival, floral studio, Kitten Grayson Flowers, has created exquisite seasonal floral displays wrapped in repurposed Caravane fabrics – designed to give a fresh take on upcycled designs. There will as well be a circular economic system pop-up in the "Travel Room" showing how Caravane breathes new life into forgotten materials to create pieces that are both timeless and unique.
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Coal Drops Thou
Evening event – 22 Sep 5pm-9pm
Planted presents: Sustainable Design
In Sustainable Design, Planted explores time to come materials, technologies and architectural blueprint which can lead us out of the climate emergency and enable us to live in cleaner, greener, healthier spaces. Granary Square is the location for a alive talks plan, a "Sleeping in Nature" installation in partnership with Out of the Valley, aslope a wild flower meadow on the canal steps by HTA Design.
Free
Daily: 11am-6pm
Granary Square
Planted presents: Greenish GRADS
This exhibition at Samsung KX is curated past pattern critic Barbara Chandler for Planted. The show presents 30 designers from the lost classes of 2020 and 2021 whose piece of work focuses on nature, sustainability and greener designs for the futurity. Aggressive, engaging and inspirational, GREEN GRADS points towards a cleaner, greener way to live.
Free
Saturday: 10am-8pm, Sun: 11am-5pm
Samsung KX
Planted presents: Dark-green GRADS
This exhibition at Samsung KX is curated past design critic Barbara Chandler for Planted. The bear witness presents 30 designers from the lost classes of 2020 and 2021 whose work focuses on nature, sustainability and greener designs for the future.
Greenish GRADS, is a key feature of the Planted plan, is a 'show within a testify' bringing a wide and stimulating mix of "green" ideas, products, installations and films that back up the themes and aims of Planted.
The show includes work from BA, MA and mail service graduate design courses from across the UK. Some of the graduates are reconnecting the states with nature, through plants, materials, craft and blueprint. Others are looking at combating climate change and/or pollution. The graduates as well have new sustainable and circular ideas for product, and a fresh take on saving energy and water, and for conserving or replacing deficient resource. They are inventing eco-friendly materials and new foods. They are waging war on waste, and exploring ways to brand making local. Ambitious, engaging, informative and inspirational, Greenish GRADS points towards a cleaner, greener mode to alive.
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Sat 10am - 8pm, Sun 11am - 5pm
Coal Drops Yard
Wolf & Badger Circularity Hub
Wolf & Badger celebrates London Design Festival with a circularity hub in its Coal Drops Grand store. The hub will showcase a number of sustainable British designers and concessions focusing upon homeware and interiors, alongside sessions with forward-thinking ethical creators.
Look out for alive drawing with Johanna Fleming and Jimbob, customised pieces from Jemimasara, ethically sustainable chocolate making with Brik, Winner of the Wallpaper* Pattern Award 2019, wine showcasing with the inventor & founder of Eto Vino and more.
Free
Coal Drops 1000
Monday-Sat: 10am-8pm, Dominicus: 12-5pm
Shop Store student showcase
For London Design Festival, Shop Store will transform its shop into an exhibition which documents and celebrates the process, learnings and outcomes from 5 projects that STORE students accept taken part in over the past two years including Sustainable Fashion with Liam Hodges Studio and the Shop ten Heatherwick Studios Summertime School.
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Monday-Wed: 11am-7pm
Thu: 11am-3pm
Fri: 11am-9pm
Saturday: 11am – 7pm
Dominicus: 11am-6pm
118 Lower Stable Street
Shop Store student showcase
For London Design Festival, STORE will transform its shop into an exhibition which documents and celebrates the procedure, learnings and outcomes from five projects that STORE Store students take taken office in over the past two years including:
'Sustainable Fashion with Liam Hodges Studio' showcases piece of work from an After School Lodge where students made their own yarn from recycled textiles and learnt a diversity of crochet techniques in order to produce a range of fashion accessories.
'Growing A Feast' presents a collection of objects designed and made by students for a communal banquet for the STORE Shop community. From the tablecloth, to the cutlery and napkins, each item showcases their learnings from workshops centred effectually the theme of food.
'Store ten Ercol Summer School at Blackhorse Workshop' presents a drove of products made past students using rejects from the Ercol factory. Students learnt about traditional wooden piece of furniture making, sustainability, and how to create new products from waste streams.
'Digital IRL' showcases a twelvemonth of virtual After School Clubs that students have taken part in. From 3D software modelling to interactive coding and photogrammetry, the work explores how the digital world tin be brought into the physical realm.
'Store 10 Heatherwick Studios Summer School' presents a series of seating designed and made by students using reclaimed materials. Students explored the social politics of chairs and learnt methods of collaborative pattern and making
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Mon-Wednesday: 11am-7pm
Thu: 11am-3pm
Fri: 11am-9pm
Sat: 11am - 7pm
Sun: 11am-6pm
118 Lower Stable Street
Tom Dixon Studio explores Materiality
To celebrate London Design Festival, Tom Dixon Studio investigates the theme of 'Materiality' and showcases new launches in article of furniture and lighting. For the festival period the entire Coal Office volition be open up to the public, with an exhibition throughout the building accompanied by a serial of events.
Free
Mon-Sabbatum: 10am-7pm, Sun: 11am-5pm
1 Bagley Walk
Soft Basis by Studio Thor
On a clomp floating on Regent's Canal, Soft Ground by Studio Thor is an exhibition exploring old and new ways to connect with nature. From capturing childhood dreams of magical rainbows to open source products and anti-backer design, Soft Footing advocates DIY culture and proposes adventures only found when wandering off the path.
Free
Mon-Saturday: 10am-6pm, Wednesday: 10am-10pm
Regent's Canal Towpath
Soft Ground past Studio Thor
On a barge floating on Regent's Canal, Soft Ground by Studio Thor is an exhibition exploring old and new ways to connect with nature. From capturing childhood dreams of magical rainbows to open source products and anti-capitalist design, Soft Ground advocates DIY culture and proposes adventures simply found when wandering off the path.
On Marlowe, the famous gallery barge, you volition observe a gimmicky take on outdoor archetypes, from open fire grills to sledges. A drove of objects advisedly curated for digital manufacturing, designed to be produced locally and final a lifetime.
Free
10am - 18pm Wednesday late opening till 10pm
Regent'due south Canal Towpath
MOO MOO at Hato Store
Miwa Ito is a glass artist based in Osaka, Japan. Her piece of work draws from American pop culture and the cartoons of her childhood. Miwa's unique and playful arroyo to creating form and function in her objects leaves united states with incredibly oral cavity-watering and eye-pleasing pieces.
Hato Store is proud to welcome Miwa Ito to King's Cross Blueprint District, exploring her work, studio, and do with an in-store exhibition including one-off pieces and a short motion picture shot by the artist in her ain space depicting daily life. Miwa Ito is a glass artist based in Osaka, Japan.
Free
Mon-Sat: x:30am-7 pm, Sunday: 11-five pm.
Hato Store
Connect to nature with Botanical Boys
At present more always, connecting to the natural earth is crucial. During the festival Botanical Boys volition exist hosting a special series of arts and crafts workshops that take inspiration from nature. Bring together a terrarium masterclass, create botanical prints, attempt weaving and more.
Ticketed
111 Lower Stable Street
Connect to nature with Botanical Boys
Now more than ever, connecting to the natural earth is crucial. For the King'south Cantankerous Design District Botanical Boys volition be hosting a special series of craft workshops that have inspiration from nature.
Weaving Workshop | Make Your Own Woven Coasters with Restoration LDN - 20 Sept, 1pm - two.30pm. £26. Volume here
Creative Jewellery Making Workshop with Nadia Minkoff - 23 Sep, 3pm - 5pm & 6pm - 8pm. £38. Book here
Botanical Blueprint: African Art Inspired Cyanotype Printmaking with Magda Kuca - 24 Sep, vi.30pm - 8.30pm. £45. Volume here
Coiled Raffia Coasters with Emily Chilvers Crafts - 22nd Sep, 11am - 1pm. £35. Book hither
Woven Basket Succulent Pots with Emily Chilvers Crafts - 22nd Sep, 3pm - 6pm. £38. Volume hither
Terrarium Masterclass - 18 - 26 Sept diverse times. £68. Book here
Terrarium Class - Upgrade Vessels for existing booking on Sat 18th Sept, 4.30pm - 6.30pm and Saturday 25th Sept, 4.30pm - 6.30pm. £48. Book here
NOVA X: presented past Fundamental Saint Martins and MullenLowe Group
NOVA X celebrates a decade of award-winning creative practice. For ten years, Fundamental Saint Martins and MullenLowe Grouping have collaborated on the MullenLowe NOVA Awards for Fresh Artistic Talent to support emerging artists, designers and innovators.
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Lethaby Gallery
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NOVA 10: presented by Cardinal Saint Martins and MullenLowe Group
NOVA Ten celebrates a decade of laurels-winning creative practice. For x years, Central Saint Martins and MullenLowe Group have collaborated on the MullenLowe NOVA Awards for Fresh Creative Talent to back up emerging artists, designers and innovators.
Part of London Design Festival, NOVA X invites viewers to examine the many trajectories that artists and designers tin can accept. It tells the stories of transformation, exploration, interrogation, production and tenacity that lie at the heart of professional creative practise.
Online and at Lethaby Gallery at Central Saint Martins this September, we share how past winners of the MullenLowe NOVA Awards have propelled their careers beyond the educational environment. Join us as we map their practices, stories and interconnections as constellations.
Opening hours:
18-x Sept: xi.00am-vi.00pm
21 Sept: 11.00am-5.30pm
22 Sept: 11.00am-ix.00pm
23-26 Sept: 11.00am-6.00pm
28 Sept-23 October:Tue-Fri: 11.00am-6.00pm, Sat: 12.00pm-5.00pm
Ahu debut collection
Luxury design collective, Ahu, launches its inaugural collection at St Pancras Renaissance Hotel. Inspired by the various cultures of Asia Minor, Ahu creates custom and limited edition piece of furniture, handmade by master craftsmen in specialised ateliers in Istanbul.
Free
Mon-Sun: 10am-5pm Midweek until 10pm
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel
Ahu debut collection
Based in London and Istanbul, Ahu produces custom and limited edition collectible designs that are both functional and sculptural. Each piece is manus fabricated in Istanbul by primary craftsmen in specialised and modest ateliers using the highest quality materials and finishes.
Founded by Eda Akaltun and Mevce Çıracı, the pieces are inspired and informed by the fine art, arts and crafts, history and mysticism of the diverse cultures that have inhabited Asia Minor and past Ikram, the Turkish tradition of offer guests boundless hospitality.
The studio is exhibiting the Nazar mahogany and lacquer cabinet, which is one of 3 different designs in the collection. The sister pieces titled Third Heart and Waves volition exist made to lodge and take a express edition of 8 + ii Artist'southward Proofs and an individual, engraved metal plaque displaying the edition number of each piece.
Thinkers Makers Dreamers
At Cedar Way Industrial Estate on Camley Street you can come across the piece of work of the MA Sustainable Design graduates from Kingston Schoolhouse of Art. There are over 25 sustainable projects on show also as talks and workshops including 'Be More Octopus,' by Cooper Collective, and 'The Future of Design is Circular,' by Nirvana CPH, also as upcycling workshops hosted past Y.A.North.Chiliad.
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Mon-Saturday: 11am-6pm, Sun: 12-6pm
29 Cedar Way Industrial Estate, Camley Street
Thinkers Makers Dreamers
Thinkers, Makers, Dreamers is the graduate exhibition showcasing innovative work produced by Kingston School of Art's MA Sustainable Design class. It represents a collaboration between the two most contempo years of graduates, acting as a celebration every bit the world emerges from pandemonium.
Hailing from a broad range of design disciplines and cultural backgrounds, the projects course an intricate collage of outcomes leap together past the pressing need to address global social and ecological crises.
The testify is a collaboration with Camden Council who has set its sights on making the civic net-zero carbon by 2030. Their Camley Street project, will provide new homes, green spaces, and business organisation opportunities. There volition be talks and workshops including 'Be More than Octopus,' by Cooper Commonage, 'The Future of Design is Circular,' by Nirvana CPH and 'Beyond Recycling' past Paul Micklethwaite, every bit well as upcycling workshops hosted past Y.A.N.G.
CASA ESTUDIO x Super Nature presents: KX Seating
London-based designers CASA ESTUDIO present KX Seating in Richlite, an FSC-certified recycled paper blended. Despite being made from newspaper, the fabric is atmospheric condition-resistant and durable enough for a busy public realm.
Free
Coal Drops Yard
CASA ESTUDIO ten Super Nature presents: KX Seating
London-based designers CASA ESTUDIO nowadays KX Seating in Richlite, an FSC-certified recycled paper composite. Despite existence made from paper, the material is conditions-resistant and durable enough for a busy public realm.
Prototyped in two different sizes, the benches are deceptively elementary slatted construction made using 'off-the-shelf' sheet fabric. Made specifically for King's Cross, the construction method references the site's industrial history while its curved edges and exaggerated joins are reminiscent of children'southward construction toys. Modular and according to a formula it has the potential to roll out on a larger calibration and to include tables, chairs, recliners etc.
CASA ESTUDIO
Focusing on the design of exhibitions, article of furniture and print, CASA ESTUDIO is the design studio founded by designer Andrés Ros Soto and creative person Giles Round. Their piece of work is characterised by bold utilize of color, pattern and geometry. Since 2010 CASA ESTUDIO has collaborated with various retailers and manufacturers to produce commercially available homewares. Contempo work includes a wall covering with artists' wallpaper visitor CommonRoom launched at Shoreditch Design Triangle, London, 2018; the interior of the Parlour at Sketch, London, 2017 and the 3D and graphics of the exhibitions 'Magnificent Obsessions' and 'Francis Bacon and the Masters', Sainsbury Centre, Norwich, 2015-sixteen. They are currently developing a new line of textiles for The Playhouse, Tokyo.
RICHLITE
Richlite is an incredibly durable fabric fabricated from recycled paper, developed over 75 years ago in the Pacific Northwest for industrial tooling. With a mottled appearance, honed look and leathery feel, the solid paper composite is used by the aerospace, farthermost sports, marine, food prep and compages and design communities.
Morty & Bob's offer
Show your LDF guide at Morty & Bobs and get x% off your food beak for the duration of the festival.
High german Gymnasium offer
German Gymnasium is offering 10% off its breakfast bill of fare from Mon 20th to Friday 24th September for anyone who shows the LDF guide. Plus, enjoy a special No.iii Gin cocktail list in The Meister Bar where each beverage is served with a scratch carte giving you the chance to win prizes by matching three identical icons.
A breath of fresh air at Tracey Neuls
At the Tracey Neuls store in Coal Drops Yard, you can experience Elpo'south smart air biofiltration system. Elpo is the Latvian word for breathe. This science-powered plant ecosystem purifies and humidifies the air and improves the indoor surround.
Nicknamed the designers' designer, Tracey Neuls is celebrated for combining the worlds of pattern, art and manner. Visit her store during London Pattern Festival for a jiff of fresh air.
Coal Drops Yard
Mon-Saturday: 11am-6pm
Sunday: 12-5pm
Plum + Spilt Milk offer
Festival-goers tin go 2 courses for £25 or 3 for £thirty, including a welcome cocktail at the gorgeous Plum + Spilt Milk in the Great Northern Hotel.
Spiritland offer
Spiritland, the home of music at King'due south Cross is offering a special London Blueprint District cocktail for £5 for the elapsing of the festival. Just prove your guide or this webpage. One per visit.
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