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“Every aspect of The Visitor Pavilion at Brent C

“Every aspect of The Visitor Pavilion at Brent Cross Town has been designed for long-term durability and ease of repurposing in the future; whether to enable the adaptation of the structure for alternative uses or to dismantle and reuse valuable materials for new buildings down the line. The principles of the circular economy have governed each stage of the design and specification process, with offsite manufacturing minimising waste and the incorporation of recycled material into the substructure and the building envelope.” - Tim Murray, Director @moxonarchitects 📷 @_simonkennedy #crosslaminatedtimber #gabion #circulareconomy #recycling #londonarchitecture #brentcross

Great to see The Visitor Pavilion for Brent Cross

Great to see The Visitor Pavilion for Brent Cross Town featured by @architectsjournal today. The building is the first to open at the 70ha @brentcrosstown development and will host all public engagement for the project with spaces for visitors, project teams, residents and the wider community. “A closely co-ordinated collaborative effort was required to deliver The Visitor Pavilion for Brent Cross Town, not least because the design and majority of the construction occurred offsite during the lockdown at the height of the Covid 19 pandemic. The predominant use of timber as a structural, finishing and weathering material contributes to the sequestration of carbon in the building fabric and defines the building’s appearance”. - Tim Murray, Director @moxonarchitects #brentcrosstown #crosslaminatedtimber #circulareconomy #recycling #lowcarbon 📷 @_simonkennedy

“The recipe of locally-sourced materials, in par

“The recipe of locally-sourced materials, in particular Douglas Fir served several different ways, offers a confident and characterful touch to a project where the challenges of being a combined client, designer and contractor were ultimately resolved into a singular gem of a building.” BCIA Jury citation - Quarry Studios, Finalist: Commercial Property Project of the Year 2021 #britishconstructionindustryawards #bcia #nce #scottisharchitecture #visitcairngorms #visitaberdeenshire 📷 @timothysoarphotographer

“This is a charming and highly intelligent proje

“This is a charming and highly intelligent project, set in harmony with it’s beautiful highlands environment. The elegant architecture is well resolved and results in an idyllic workplace and an attractive public destination, with the addition of a cafe bringing year round activity.” BCIA Jury citation - Quarry Studios, Finalist: Commercial Property Project of the Year 2021 #britishconstructionindustryawards #bcia #nce #scottisharchitecture #visitcairngorms #visitaberdeenshire 📷 @timothysoarphotographer

Thrilled to be named Infrastructure Architect of t

Thrilled to be named Infrastructure Architect of the Year 2021! Many thanks to the judges and to all our clients and collaborators. (We also love this image taken earlier this evening of @adamnathanielfurman temporary keyboard on the deck of the Esperance Bridge in @kingscrossn1c 🎉🎉🎉) #architectoftheyear #moxonarchitects #bridgedesign #londonarchitecture #scottisharchitecture #infrastructure

Very excited for our studio to be shortlisted for

Very excited for our studio to be shortlisted for the @architectsjournal #ajawards2021 in the Workplace Category (up to 10,000sqm). Good luck to everyone shortlisted! 📷 @timothysoarphotographer #moxonarchitects #tarmachancafe #crathie #scottisharchitecture #cairngorms #aberdeenshire

“While the form and colour are both immodest, th

“While the form and colour are both immodest, the craft and detail of the Esperance Bridge gives it a quality that allows it to fit with the repurposed industrial context.” #kingscross #kingscrossacademy #regentscanal #londonarchitecture #bridge #bridgedesign #esperance

Great to see the Esperance Bridge featured in @arc

Great to see the Esperance Bridge featured in @architectsjournal - “The bridge was built to attract users, encouraging exploration as well as lingering. Once on the bridge, the generous lean rail invites people to pause and enjoy the views towards the Camley Street Natural Park to the west and the Ghat Steps to the east. The approach to structural honesty has pushed Esperance’s articulation far beyond expectations of what a truss bridge should be - reimagining the type as an expression of structural forces in an efficient yet sculptural way.” - Ezra Groskin #moxonarchitects #arup #kingscross 📷 @_simonkennedy

#regram @arch_today - In moving back to the Scotti

#regram @arch_today - In moving back to the Scottish Highlands Moxon Director @ben_m_addy replaced his daily commute with plentiful opportunities to appreciate the native wildlife and landscapes.

“Forestry is my daydream vocation. In moving back to the Highlands I achieved a small part of this alternative reality and now my daily commute takes me through an upland Special Area of Conservation and then down into the birchwood Site of Special Scientific Interest that surrounds our Scottish studio,” writes Addy

“The moorland above the forest is rapidly changing: where ecological processes were once suppressed by grazing pressure and burning, now the natural montane scrub progression of birch, willow, juniper and Scots pine is racing up the hill.”

Photograph by @timothysoarphotographer

Read more on architecturetoday.co.uk

#architecture #architects #photography

“…carefully judged and sensitively detailed to

“…carefully judged and sensitively detailed to maintain a human scale…”. Great to see @dursladefarmshop in the latest issue of @arch_today - many thanks to @grahambizley “…it expands the market for farmers striving to produce the best quality food using high welfare standards and ethical production techniques.” 📷 @_simonkennedy

Inspired by the lost railway bridges of Regent’s

Inspired by the lost railway bridges of Regent’s Canal, Esperance Bridge in King’s Cross, London is now open.

The bridge’s name – Esperance – has been chosen by local children from King’s Cross Academy. Meaning ‘hope’ in French, the children chose Esperance as a symbol of positivity. The pupils, aged between five and 11, took their cue from the ‘Esperance Club’ of 1895-1914, a pioneering social project for local sewing girls created by two radical suffragettes, Mary Neal and Emmeline Pethick Lawrence.

The bridge serves as both a landmark and a platform for interaction while enhancing accessibility to and from @coaldropsyard

Absolutely thrilled to be named Architecture Pract

Absolutely thrilled to be named Architecture Practice of the Year at the Scottish Design Awards 2021 last night.

We are also delighted to be the winner of both the Commercial Building and Public Realm / Landscaping categories.

Many thanks indeed to the Jury @scottishdesignawards and congratulations to all the winning practices! 📷 @timothysoarphotographer @_simonkennedy

Delighted to have won an American Institute of Arc

Delighted to have won an American Institute of Architects UK Award for Quarry Studios & Tarmachan Cafe! 🎉 🎉 🎉 📷 @timothysoarphotographer #aiaawards #aia #scottisharchitecture #aberdeenshire #cairngorms

The deliberate interplay of light and shadow in th

The deliberate interplay of light and shadow in the design of Wendover Dean Viaduct is further emphasised through the distinctive pier form and the contrasting use of high-quality concrete for the parapet and dark weathering steel for the girders. Viaduct abutments have been conceived as ‘sockets’ in the landscaped earthworks – dramatically reducing their visual impact and simplifying the expression of the structure. #bridgedesign #bridgearchitecture #lowcarbon #railway #highspeedrail #modalshift #publictransport #publictransportation #greentravel #chiarascuro

Following the classic principles of simple, evenly

Running parallel to the Misbourne Valley in the Ch

Running parallel to the Misbourne Valley in the Chilterns AONB, the appearance of the 450m High Speed Rail Viaduct at Wendover Dean has been carefully developed with respect to views of the structure in the wider context and the pre-eminence of existing landscape characteristics and topography. The design is conceptually simple – an apparently slender and comparatively bright line set against a backdrop of fields and supported at regular intervals, making use of colour and shade to visually suppress the depth of the structure. #lowcarbon #publictransport #highspeedrail #bridgedesign #modalshift #electrictrain

Hams Way Bridge, Quarry Studios and Durslade Farm

Hams Way Bridge, Quarry Studios and Durslade Farm Shop have been announced as finalists in the @scottishdesignawards 2021 - congratulations to our clients and the project teams!

Summer has finally arrived, it’s been so so love

Summer has finally arrived, it’s been so so lovely to have the doors fully open and a warm breeze through the cafe ☀️ #regram @tarmachan_cafe ☕️ ☕️ #visitcairngorms #visitaberdeenshire #coffeetime #scottisharchitecture

Gorgeous time lapse video by @johnnysturrock of th

Gorgeous time lapse video by @johnnysturrock of the #esperancebridge installation in Kings Cross - fantastic teamwork! @kingscrossn1c @canalrivertrust @galldrisgroup @sh_structures @sarensofficial @arupgroup @moxonarchitects

Check out the amazing programme of events for Arch

Check out the amazing programme of events for Architecture Fringe 2021 🎉🎉

AF2021 (Un)Learning hosts commissioned research, projects and provocations by activists and practitioners from around the world. The work explores a variety of topics - from land, practice and education, to whiteness, race and COP26.

04-20 June across Scotland + online.

See @archifringe for more details.

Supported by @scotgov @moxonarchitects @helenlucasarchitects @collectivearchitecture

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