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Avery Associates Architects News Broken Wharf House, City of London, England Avery Associates Architects + Sidell Gibson Architects image from architects Broken Wharf House London - 11 Mar 2013 Avery Associates, working in association with Sidell Gibson Architects recently received planning permission for a prestigious residential redevelopment for the Hermes Property Unit Trust at Broken Wharf in the City of London. Avery Associates - Major Projects Museum of the Moving Image, South Bank Arts Centre, London 1988 picture courtesy of Avery Associates Architects Museum of the Moving Image This world famous museum - MOMI - was built under a fast-track ‘design, manage and construct’ contract. The funding came from private donations, sufficient at commencement for a simply serviced shell covering 3,716 sqm. The design had to have the flexibility to grow incrementally during the construction process. BFI London IMAX Cinema, South Bank Centre, Southwark, London, UK 1999 picture courtesy of Avery Associates Architects BFI London IMAX Cinema This 500-seat large screen IMAX cinema was built for the British Film Institute (BFI). It is by far the largest screen in Britain, and one of the biggest in the world. This area of the South Bank had long been notorious for crime and rough sleeping but it has been transformed into a lively landscaped pedestrian oasis with a café and a huge new public artwork by the internationally renowned fine artist Howard Hodgkin. 1 Neathouse Place, Wilton Rd / Vauxhall Bridge Rd, Victoria, southwest London 1997 picture courtesy of Avery Associates Architects 1 Neathouse Place Commissioned by Chesterfield Properties, No1 Neathouse Place was a major reconstruction of a redundant 1960s office block near London’s Victoria Station. The main challenge was that the floor-to-floor heights of the existing structure were well below the standard required for modern air-conditioned offices. Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Project, Bloomsbury, central London 2000 picture courtesy of Avery Associates Architects Royal Academy of Dramatic Art RADA, a prestigious drama school, celebrated its centenary year with the completion of a new award-winning, state of the art building. It contains workshops, rehearsal rooms and other support facilities, plus three new theatres and a foyer/bar where, for the first time at RADA, the public can meet the future stars of stage and screen. Avery Associates Book Fragments of Wilderness City by Bryan Avery Fragments of Wilderness City reviews the work of renowned architect Bryan Avery. Authors: Edwin Heathcote, Joseph Rykwert, Mathew Teague, Richard Weston, John Worthington "Avery Associates Architects have worked in close collaboration with a diverse range of clients, including universities, commercial developers, government organisations, and charitable trusts. Fragments of Wilderness City presents perspectives from academics and architecture historians, exploring projects in India and the Middle East; major cultural commissions such as the IMAX cinemas in London and Dubai, the National Film Theatre, the Museum of the Moving Image, London Transport Museum, and the Royal Academy of the Dramatic Arts' headquarters in Bloomsbury, London; masterplanning work for Oxford Street in London, The Horniman Museum, and the Avenue of the Emirates in Abu Dhabi. Alongside profiles of their innovative work in product design and within the workplace is an essay by director Bryan Avery, providing insights into his notion of the sustainable 'wilderness city'. This manifesto sets out a vision of an accountable architectural and planning approach to the contemporary city, situated in a natural landscape and taking on board references to both the walled cities of the medieval period and the self-contained urban environments of the twentieth century 'new towns'. Fully illustrated with photographs, plans, and technical and conceptual drawings, this volume will appeal to all those interested in architectural innovation at every scale, from planning to design to sustainable developments." July 2011 Paperback 192 pages 183 b/w and colour ills 28.0 x 23.0 cm 11.0 x 9.0 in ISBN13: 978 1 904772 58 3 Buy Avery Associates Architects London : Fragments of Wilderness City - external link Recent Proposal by Avery Associates Leicester Square mixed-use development - proposal, central London - photograph © Adrian Welch Location: Swiss Centre site For British Land Co. Ltd. Retail, offices, restaurant, cinema Key Projects by Avery Associates Major Buildings by Avery Associates, alphabetical: Charterhouse Mews, London 1990 For Hewitt Associates Commonwealth Institute - Restoration, Knightsbridge, west London 2001 £3m Commonwealth Institute Refurbishment Kolkata mixed-use development - proposal, India - London's Transport Museum - proposal, Covent Garden, London 2001- Refurbishment / Extension Cost: £15m Architecture Competition win Existing building: Grade II listed market buildings 1872 Cubitts & William Rogers National Film Theatre, London 1994 National Film Theatre : For British Film Institute £1.5m Oakham School Concert Hall - proposal, Rutland, England 2007- For Oakham School new 400-seat public concert hall Plantation House, London 1991 For The British Land Company £10m Royal Over-Seas League Concert Hall, Over-Seas House, London 2006 Princess Alexandra Hall More projects by Avery Associates online soon

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