The blog of Simon Kennedy, Architectural Photographer based in London.
A drastically remodelled townhouse in West London. The architects researched the site thoroughly, discovering that the property had once housed drapers and cloth makers. The clients had a passion for textiles, embroidery and for history, and so Patrick Lewis Architects were able to create a design that synthesized these strands, working with five different artists whose textile installations weave through the house. The design process involved collaboration with the artists as well as thorough exploration of the narrative qualities of the spaces through model-making. The process of constructing the design was also tightly controlled, with reclaimed timber and bespoke furniture utilized throughout.
Photograph of installing the fabric artwork, 01 of 18
Bespoke metalwork balustrade artwork in situ, 02 of 18
Installation of artworks by specialised installer, 03 of 18
Timber clad interior wall, 05 of 18
Residential development by Patrick Lewis Architects, London, 06 of 18
Interior photographer dining space, 07 of 18
Reclaimed architectural dining table photo, 08 of 18
Metal balustrade detail photograph, 09 of 18
Interior photograph , London, 10 of 18
Art box installation, containing the story of the project, 11 of 18
Detail photographer of the bespoke architectural metalwork design, 12 of 18
London Architectural Photographer, 13 of 18
Winter room interior, 14 of 18
Exterior facade elevation, 15 of 18
Installation in progress architectural photography, 16 of 18
Installation in progress brackenbury , London, 18 of 18
(Architectural photography completed over several days, all images copyright Simon Kennedy. If you wish to use any of these images for any purpose please email me at info@simonkennedy.net.)
This is the blog of Simon Kennedy, London Architectural Photographer. If you would like to see more of my work, please visit www.simonkennedy.net
