INTERACTIVE GALLERY, HOXTON SQUARE - a design proposal in an area of the city that is in a current state of flux, Shoreditch is an active and intact edge between the City and East London - a place to test in the emerging digital post-industrial society... Click for more >

TECTONICS & TOLERANCE, TALLINN, ESTONIA Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is situated where the Gulf of St. Petersburg connects to the Baltic Sea. Since its' founding, Estonia has been shaped by its' geopolitical context, being positioned between Russia to the East and Scandinavia to West, and Central Europe to the South. Throughout its history Estonia has been occupied by the major powers, most recently by Germany and the former Soviet Union. This has left monumental concrete traces of their presence in Tallinn, urban fragments that add and contrast with the Hanseatic Town Centre, medieval castle, and 19th Century timber houses built on a limestone base. Estonia as a young republic, one that is in control of its future, for the first time in many years, must define its own national identity by re-evaluating, reconciling and understanding the past. Click for more >