Online architecture database Architizer has published Plashet School Footbridge.
Architizer connects architects to a vibrant network of peers, fans, and potential clients and has since launching in 2009, become the largest and fastest-growing database of architecture online. (information from Architizer webpage)
10x10 Drawing the City London 2012
Richard Portchmouth has been reinvited to submit a drawing for '10×10 London – Drawing the City 2012', a drawing project which divides the City of London into a 10 x 10 grid. The resulting 100 squares have been allocated to prominent architects and artists. It is organised by Article 25, an international development and disaster relief charity.
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2012
Royal Academy Invitation
Ny Valer and Roldal Pilgrimage Centre exhibited at Royal Academy
Two successful entries to the 2012 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition!
Triumph! 6 Wood Lane Remains Standing
Scaffolding comes down and the sunlight floods in.
Isometric view of pilgrimage centre with Roldal stave church
Roldal Pilgrimage Centre
Birds Portchmouth Russum has participated in a competition for a new pilgrimage centre for Roldal stave church.
Ny Valer Long Section
Ny Valer Church
Birds Portchmouth Russum has participated in a competition for a new church in Ny Valer, Norway. The competition was the second largest in terms of number of applications in the history of Norwegian architecture. The link to the competition website can be found here.
Easter Egg Hunt at Downley House
Downley House completed and the client has moved in.
Mike Russum in BD
Weekly architectural magazine BD featured an interview with Birds Portchmouth Russum director Mike Russum as part of their 'Life Class' column. Can you spot Wood Lane? Check the 17th of February issue for the interview, or for BD subscribers read it by following this link: Life Class
Ythan Lodge nears completion
Split level stair in place, glazing installed, interior finishes to be completed in the near future. Additional photos can be found on the website of executive architects Cameron Webster.