Urban Garden Follies 01
London Festival of Architecture 2010
The ‘Urban Garden Follies’ were a series of self-initiated public space installations for the London Festival of Architecture (2010-2013) and Clerkenwell Design Week (2019). The project identified different types of overlooked spaces in London and used key concepts of sustainability as guiding principles for the temporary interventions. The main focus of the ‘Urban Garden Follies’ were questions around sustainability of place, and sustainability through practice.
01 Empty Homes
Folly 01_Post-It / Post-Code
Bloomsbury 2010‘more than 20,000 commercial units have been empty for at least six months, and 11,000 for more than two years’
Project Credits
Project Team: Amritt Flora, Andrew Sides and Students from Central Saint Martins