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    • Primary
    • Whitefriars Studios
    • Fashion Archive
    • The British Pavilion in Ruins
    • Guggenheim Helsinki
    • Fairgreen
    • Goldenhill
    • Weston House
    • House for a Painter
    • Dulwich Pavilion
    • Park View
    • Index

Dulwich Pavilion

1/17
A temporary events pavilion in the leafy gardens of John Soane's Picture Gallery.
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2/17
Prominently visible from the street.
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3/17
Making way for the axial entrance route to the gallery.
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4/17
The geometry of the pavilion mimics the cubic forms of the gallery.
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5/17
The louvred skin has a fabric like quality.
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6/17
Panels of louvres were assembled and painted off-site.
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7/17
Monumental legs are simply assembled from precast concrete drainage units.
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8/17
Projecting canopies create a deep threshold.
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9/17
Visitors climb up to the theatrical gantry slung within the timber frame.
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10/17
A place for performances, lectures, yoga classes and parties.
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11/17
A delicate timber structure...
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12/17
...assembled with over fifty different types of bespoke steel joint.
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13/17
The pavilion was assembled on site in just two weeks.
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14/17
Competition model 1:10.
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15/17
The party is over.
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16/17
Closing time.
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17/17
Goodnight everyone.
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Park View

1/6
The back of the house is transformed by a pair of public facing elements.
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A generous hallway filled with light.
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3/6
A kitchen loggia provides a place to watch over the park.
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4/6
Good views from the new living room window.
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5/6
Axonometric of the project parts.
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6/6
The last of the evening sun.
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Goldenhill

1/10
A project for five new houses on a brownfield site on the edge of Exmoor National Park.
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2/10
The site is surrounded by distinctive Victorian brewery buildings.
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3/10
The five houses create a new mews street with a communal terrace.
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Each house has a generous open territory at ground floor, and four bedrooms on the upper floor.
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5/10
The stepped section gives the living room prominence and distinct character to the bedrooms.
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6/10
The houses are organised around a central brick chimney which also provides structural support.
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7/10
The central brick chimney divides the open plan into distinct but flexible zones.
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8/10
The five houses combine to form a distinct building that compliments the historic architectural characters of the former brewery.
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9/10
The Sugden House, Alison & Peter Smithson, 1954. (Photo: B Toomey)
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10/10
The Arnold & Hancock Brewery.
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Whitefriars Studios

1/18
A project to repurpose the ground floor of a former Windor & Newton factory as a studio and project space for arts charity ACAVA.
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2/18
The ground floor is reorganised to address a new public route that has been created between a primary school and a new housing development.
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3/18
New openings are made in the historic building to create an arcade of six studios and project space that address this new public passage.
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4/18
The north side project space and studios have an immediate connection with the public space.
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5/18
The artistic activity of the building becomes part of the civic infrastructure of the city.
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6/18
The project space also serves as the entrance foyer to communal facilities and further studios.
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7/18
The project space also serves as the entrance foyer to communal facilities and further studios.
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8/18
Working with a tight budget, the communal spaces are given character through specificity of material and colour.
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9/18
Entrances to studios are given a civic and almost urban character through the scale and articulation of their doorways.
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10/18
By grouping studio entrances together a sense of generosity and communality is created.
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11/18
The former factory floor of the building is subdivided into studios through simple stud partitions.
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12/18
The stud partitions are designed to be customised by resident artists to suit their practice.
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13/18
The resident community includes fine artists, photographers, furniture, and fashion designers.
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14/18
The traces of previous occupancy and function are left on the soffits of the spaces.
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15/18
Open studios.
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16/18
Exhibition opening.
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17/18
The new arcade of art spaces gives a sense of theatricality to the public space.
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18/18
Artwork by resident artist Catherine Chambers depicting the project space.
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The British Pavilion in Ruins

1/3
Competing designs for a new British Pavilion, are exhibited amongst the ruins of the current pavilion (vedute).
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2/3
The exhibition concept realised through Tromp l’oeil.
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3/3
The ruinous forum is a space to debate Britain's new relationship with Europe, and the role of architecture in conveying identity and social values.
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Fairgreen

1/6
A project for a new family house in outer London. To feel at ease within the neighbourhood, the new house adopts the familiar suburban language of its context.
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2/6
A familiar composition of hipped roof, dormer windows, bay windows and chimney.
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3/6
Both front and rear elevations adopt a symmetrical face-like composition.
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4/6
The misaligning axes of symmetry between the elevations results in a clear definition between the spaces at the front of the house, and those at the rear.
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5/6
At the front of the house, the spaces are organised around a central stair hall.
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6/6
At the back of the house the fireplace and chimney are the central features on each floor.
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Weston House

1/5
A house with a stone elevation overlooking a valley...
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2/5
...at the end of a line of mid-century stone built houses on the hillside.
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3/5
Arrive in a gravel courtyard holding a green handrail, with deep black eaves sheltering the entrance.
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4/5
The volume of the courtyard echoes in the main room of the house; a large, irregular living room with windows back up to the courtyard and down over the garden below.
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5/5
Steps wind their way down from the street and throughout the house; a house with two gardens and several fronts.
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House for a Painter

1/7
The adaptation of a former laundry building into a studio and residence for an artist and family.
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2/7
The space is divided in two through the insertion of a two storey residential volume which looks out upon the remaining space in use as a studio.
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3/7
The studio and residence are connected through windows and sliding partitions.
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4/7
The relationship of the house to the studio is akin to the typical relationship of house and garden.
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5/7
The bedrooms have their own roof lights, but also windows that frame views out to the studio.
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6/7
The landscape-like quality of the studio is enhanced by the paintings in progress which evolve like a garden through the seasons.
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7/7
The layered and symmetrical composition of the spaces and internal facade lends a theatrical quality to the interior.
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Guggenheim Helsinki

1/8
A new art museum for Helsinki, addressing the city, the sea, and the world beyond.
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2/8
The orthogonal and urban layout of the ground floor is counterpoised by the informal organisation of the upper floors.
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3/8
The hundred metre salon of the ground floor addresses the city harbour.
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4/8
The upper floors are primarily orientated towards Tahititornin Vuori Park with a glazed screen giving onto a sculpture and performance terrace.
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5/8
The raised public terrace addressing the park is sheltered from the wind by the embracing arms of the upper floor galleries.
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6/8
The proposal bears a striking resemblance to Olavinlinna Savonlinna (Olaf's Castle), a medieval lake fort in northern Finland.
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7/8
The proposed building is of monumental concrete construction, with selective stone linings and bronze window frames.
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8/8
Many of Helsinki's public buildings are clad in white stone, and the new museum happily adopts this dress code.
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Fashion Archive

1/10
A project to create a new home for Westminster University's menswear collection, and a fashion incubator - a start-up space for new designers.
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2/10
Both archive and incubator have a direct connection to the street.
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3/10
Public facing rooms address the city, whilst two floors of archival storage are located at the back of the building.
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4/10
Garments from the storage area can be presented in a display wall...
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5/10
...that is clearly visible to both visitors and the public passing by.
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6/10
A generous room for the study of garments...
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7/10
...as well as exhibitions, talks, and perhaps even small fashion shows.
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8/10
The design embraces the urban theatricality of the arcade to present the interior as a stage set to the city.
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9/10
New collections under development in the incubator.
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10/10
Working late at the archive.
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Primary

1/7
A project to continue the development an arts and research centre in Nottingham, based in an historic school building.
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2/7
Our early involvement supported the raising of funds for the refurbishment of the former school halls into project spaces. (Installation by Sahej Rahal).
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3/7
We designed a flexible display system that acts as spatial partition, backdrop, or gallery in miniature. With castors, and hinges at their corners, the eight crates are coupled into two trains that can be simply reconfigured.
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4/7
Current proposals seek to reorientate activity around shared external spaces, and expand the provision of studio and workshop space with the construction of a new building.
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5/7
The development of an arts campus, open to all and central to the local community.
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6/7
The new building will complement the weighty victorian architecture with an architecture of lightness and economy.
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7/7
Our Kingston School of Art Students developed schemes for Primary's expansion and exhibited their proposals on site for public review.
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Practice

Profile

Pricegore is an architecture practice with a growing reputation for delivering distinctive cultural and residential projects, often in sensitive historic environments.

We seek to make buildings that respond to the particularities of contemporary economic, environmental, cultural and social conditions. Our design process is collaborative and research based, leading to unexpected but uniquely relevant proposals.

Current projects include a new studio, gallery, and workshop building in Nottingham and a number of housing development projects across the UK.

In 2019, The Observer listed the Dulwich Pavilion as No. 2 in the architectural highlights of the year, and The Evening Standard listed directors, Dingle Price and Alex Gore as two of the most influential practitioners in London.

People
Dingle Price, Director
Dingle qualified as an architect in 2011. Alongside practice he has been a design studio leader at Kingston School of Art since 2015, and previously at the University of Cambridge (2011-13). Dingle is a Design Advisor for the London Borough of Harrow, and a practice Mentor at the Royal College of Art.

Alex Gore, Director
Alex qualified as an architect in 2011. Alongside practice he coordinates the 3rd year BA Architecture course at Kingston School of Art where he has taught a design studio since 2013. Alex is a Design Advisor for the London Borough of Harrow and the London Borough of Hounslow.

Team since 2013
Mungo Adam Smith, Sonal Bajaria, Bryony Dennis, Lara Vuković Bryan, Jack Case, Maxime Descheemaecker, Christina Fotiadou, Max Gelibter, Charlotte Hurley, Mette Hübschmann, Kate Ivinson, Adreisse Lawrence, Monika Marinova, Agata Podganja, Sophie Roycroft, Tijana Stojanov, Mike Taylor, Adam Webster, Aska Welford, Jonathan Woodward

Selected Clients

ACAVA
Dulwich Picture Gallery
Greater London Authority
London Borough of Harrow
London Festival of Architecture
Petworth Vision CIC
Primary
University of Westminster

Collaborators

Appleyard & Trew
eHRW & Jane Wernick
FFLO
Format Engineers
Fluid Engineers
Gleeds
Goddards
Mayfords Surveying
MJ Wells
P3r Engineers
Quadrant
Raskl
Regular Practice
Roderick Maclennan Architect
Rodrigues Associates
Solid Crew Construction
Something More
Yinka Ilori

Publication

12/19 The Guardian
08/19 RIBA Journal
06/19 Metropolis
06/19 Studio International
06/19 The Observer
06/19 FT (£)
06/19 The Guardian
06/19 Wallpaper*
06/19 Creative Review
06/19 The Architect's Newspaper
07/18 The Guardian
07/18 Dezeen
07/18 Building Design (£)
06/18 The Architects' Journal (£)
06/18 Dwelling in the Periphery
06/16 Architecture Today
03/16 New Architects 3, Architecture Foundation

Lectures

02/20 57°10 Society, Aberdeen
05/19 Design Museum, London
02/19 University of Brighton
06/18 Dulwich Picture Gallery
01/18 Kingston School of Art
12/16 Northumbria University

Interviews

08/19 Blueprint 365
07/18 Peek 13
07/18 Register Podcast

Exhibitions

08/19 Royal Academy
06/19 Primary, Nottingham
05/18 Dulwich Picture Gallery
03/17 Lighthouse Gallery, Glasgow

Contact

[email protected]
Instagram

London

Unit 4B Culford House
1-7 Orsman Road
London N1 5RA

+44 (0) 2078 460 106

Bath

+44 (0) 1225 941 055

Jobs/Portfolios

We do not currently have any vacancies. We are always interested to hear from talented and motivated graduates and architects. Please send a covering letter and brief portfolio of no more than 5 sides of A4 to our London address. We regret that we are unable to return any physical material sent to us, so please keep your application concise and do not send books, bound portfolios etc.

Equal opportunities

We aim to create and sustain an inclusive work environment. We value the contributions of our employees and we are committed to remunerating all staff for the work they do. We do not seek to actively gain an unfair commercial advantage nor discriminate against less well off applicants by employing unpaid interns or volunteers.

Privacy

Pricegore takes data privacy seriously. Should we ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using our website, you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement [link].

Practice

Price & Gore Architects Ltd
Company No. 09549734
Registered Address: 16B North End Road, London, NW11 7PH

Credits

Identity: Something More
Build: Hungry Sandwich Club

Contact

[email protected]
Instagram

London

Unit 4B Culford House
1-7 Orsman Road
London N1 5RA

+44 (0) 2078 460 106

Bath

+44 (0) 1225 941 055

Index

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News

Lecture at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen

20th February 2020

Dingle and Alex will be lecturing on the history of pavilions, and on their recent Dulwich Pavilion project at 7pm

Evening Standard Progress 1000

03rd October 2019

The Evening Standard has included Dingle Price & Alex Gore in their 2019 list of most influential Londoners.

New Project

09th September 2019

We have been appointed to design a new paragraph 79 house in rural Sussex.

Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition 2019

10th June 2019

Pavilion Model included in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2019

Creative Economy

01st June 2019

Our students exhibit their work in the end of year exhibition at Kingston School of Art

Review of 2019

29th December 2019

The Observer's architecture critic Rowan Moore lists the Dulwich Pavilion as No. 2 in the architectural highlights of the year describing the project as generous, enjoyable and inventive.

Primary, Nottingham

01st October 2019

We have started work on a feasibility study for Nottingham arts organisation Primary. Looking at how to reorganise their listed Victorian school building, and how to provide additional studio, workshop, gallery, and garden spaces

Assembly on site

22nd May 2019

690 joints, 47 types, galvanised steel, designed with eHRW & Raskl, laid out on the grass

Planning permission

01st April 2019

We have received planning permission for a new family house in Bath. The project is due on site in the spring of 2020.

Under construction in Honour Oak

25th January 2020

Work is underway on the renovation of a house in south London

Blueprint Profile

05th August 2019

Dingle & Alex interviewed by Francesca Perry for Blueprint.

Nearing Completion

26th July 2019

Our project to extend a Georgian house in Hackney is nearing completion.

Facades

07th June 2019

"Pricegore's relentless pursuit of compositional and structural elegance is present in all of their work. Their muscular approach to colour and form brings joy and pleasure in a world of too much beige."

We have been nominated by LFA director Tamsie Thomson to set out our position for ‘Manifestos: Architecture for a New Generation’.

In View magazine

12th May 2019

Dingle, Alex, and Yinka Ilori were interviewed by Joe Townsend for In View magazine

Lecture at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen

20th February 2020

Dingle and Alex will be lecturing on the history of pavilions, and on their recent Dulwich Pavilion project at 7pm

Under construction in Honour Oak

25th January 2020

Work is underway on the renovation of a house in south London

Review of 2019

29th December 2019

The Observer's architecture critic Rowan Moore lists the Dulwich Pavilion as No. 2 in the architectural highlights of the year describing the project as generous, enjoyable and inventive.

Evening Standard Progress 1000

03rd October 2019

The Evening Standard has included Dingle Price & Alex Gore in their 2019 list of most influential Londoners.

Primary, Nottingham

01st October 2019

We have started work on a feasibility study for Nottingham arts organisation Primary. Looking at how to reorganise their listed Victorian school building, and how to provide additional studio, workshop, gallery, and garden spaces

New Project

09th September 2019

We have been appointed to design a new paragraph 79 house in rural Sussex.

Blueprint Profile

05th August 2019

Dingle & Alex interviewed by Francesca Perry for Blueprint.

Nearing Completion

26th July 2019

Our project to extend a Georgian house in Hackney is nearing completion.

Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition 2019

10th June 2019

Pavilion Model included in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2019

Facades

07th June 2019

"Pricegore's relentless pursuit of compositional and structural elegance is present in all of their work. Their muscular approach to colour and form brings joy and pleasure in a world of too much beige."

We have been nominated by LFA director Tamsie Thomson to set out our position for ‘Manifestos: Architecture for a New Generation’.

Creative Economy

01st June 2019

Our students exhibit their work in the end of year exhibition at Kingston School of Art

Assembly on site

22nd May 2019

690 joints, 47 types, galvanised steel, designed with eHRW & Raskl, laid out on the grass

In View magazine

12th May 2019

Dingle, Alex, and Yinka Ilori were interviewed by Joe Townsend for In View magazine

Planning permission

01st April 2019

We have received planning permission for a new family house in Bath. The project is due on site in the spring of 2020.

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