The Royal Academy Summer exhibition has run uninterrupted since it was started 252 years ago. Due to Covid 19 it has delayed it’s opening till the 6th October turning it’s Summer Exhibition to a Winter Exhibition. We are delighted that we have 3 pieces being displayed this year. Drawings of 2 of our current pavilion projects and a print from our Drawing Together with 300 participants Over Zoom created during lockdown.
A model of our proposals for the Welcome Building at Auckland Castle is now on display in the Architecture Room of the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition. Representing one of the two projects we are working on at Auckland Castle, the model is titled Auckland Tower, The Auckland Project and is made out of walnut and brass. The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition celebrates its 250th anniversary this year. It has been curated by Grayson Perry CBE RA with the Architecture Room selected by Royal Academician Piers Gough. The exhibition runs through the summer until the 19th August.