Having referenced work by the architect John Pawson in project two, I was reminded, with this brief, of work he had completed early in his career with the interiors of art galleries/art shops. This project then presented an excellent opportunity to look again at that particular approach to form and organisation; another attempt at some form of austere 'minimalistic' architecture. The references to Pawson's particular style of architecture didn't just stay with the conceptual design, but continued in the line-drawings of the presentation.
Shop window for the Michael Hue-Williams Gallery in Cork Street, London
Interior dealing space of the Michael Hue-Williams Gallery
Architecture refusing to compete with the artwork: Interior hallway of the Michael Hue-Williams Gallery
Stairs at their purest: Stairway in Pawson's private home
Plans for Pawson's private London residence; an influence in their clean linework
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