"The Tate Modern court ruling could mark the beginning of the end for one of London's greatest joys"
The Supreme Court's ruling against Tate Modern is part of a trend towards London's views becoming controlled and commoditised, writes Helen Barrett.
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The Supreme Court's ruling against Tate Modern is part of a trend towards London's views becoming controlled and commoditised, writes Helen Barrett.
Wen, who is a Bachelor of Design and Master of Architecture graduate from the University of Melbourne, said, “Being able to convey such ideas and a captivating narrative through drawing had been the aim from the beginning. This project meant a lot to us because the broader intention of the drawing was to use architecture to challenge traditional oriental stereotypes about our Chinese heritage.”
Fitzroy Food Institute by Samuel Wen and Michael Ren has been named the overall winner of the 2022 Architecture Drawing Prize. Awarded by the World Architecture Festival, Make Architects, and Sir John Soane’s Museum, the winning drawing was selected from the three winners of the prize’s main...
The Overall Winner of the 2022 Architecture Drawing Prize was announced today by the World Architecture Festival and Prize co-curators Make...
The Architecture Drawing Prize 2022 has been awarded to Samuel Wen and Michael Ren's hybrid work, Fitzroy Food Institute