Chris Dyson Architects Heritage and Modernity

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Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2024-01-26
Publisher(s): Lund Humphries
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Summary

Since Chris Dyson set up his own practice in 2004, he has gained a reputation as one of the foremost historic conservation architects, poetically adapting listed buildings for the 21st century. This book details the old/new houses, studios, offices and community spaces he has designed, while discussing his philosophical approach. His worked is infused with vigour and originality and marked by an interest in the interactions between people and city, culture and community. It is fitting that he is indelibly associated with Spitalfields, where he has lived and worked since 1990: with its rich cultural and material layers, it shares an overriding sense of different elements coming together into coherent wholes, feeling old and new at the same time.

Author Biography

Writer and journalist Dominic Bradbury has produced more than a dozen books on design, architecture and interiors, also works for many leading newspapers and magazines around the world, including The Financial Times/How To Spend It, The Times, The Telegraph, World of Interiors, House & Garden, Vogue Living and many international editions of Architectural Digest and Elle Decoration.

Table of Contents

Foreword, Owen Hopkins. General Introduction. Residential; Dyson House, Spitalfields; Faulkner Residence, Spitalfields; Gasworks, Cotswolds; Clerkenwell Cooperage; Hampton Lodge, Sussex; Wapping Pierhead House. Mixed Use; Albion Works, Hackney; The Queens Head/Dyson Offices & MTE, Spitalfields; The Sekforde, Clerkenwell; Chanarin Residence & Studio, Spitalfields; Timothy Everest Store, Shoreditch; Architect's Retreat and Studio, Suffolk. Culture and Community; Maison Colbert, London; Eleven Spitalfields Gallery & Offices; Crystal Palace Café & Community Space; Bookshop Confer & Karnak, Spitalfields

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