Exterior Architecture Ltd. November 2010 newsletter

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GARDENS ILLUSTRATED Diary of Events That We
NOVEMBER 2010 ISSUE
Think Are of Interest
One of Exterior Architecture's November 2010
garden designs is the subject of
a 6 page feature in the November
issue of Gardens Illustrated Until Feb 2011
magazine. Architect Richard Holden, Underground journeys: Charles
of Holden Harper Architects, Holden designs
commissioned EA to design a www.vam.ac.uk
series of peaceful outside spaces
that complemented the architecture
of his house in Wimbledon. By Until March 2011
working with, and adding to, already Anish Kapoor: 'Turn the World Up
planted trees & hedges the team at side Down'
EA created a stunning outside space www.serpentinegallery.org
with a pond 'room', pavilion,
courtyard space and raised bed. 12-20 November
With photographs by award winning RCA Secret
photographer Marianne Majerus www.rca.ac.uk
and words by gardening expert
Matthew Wilson the feature is
well worth a look. 17 November
RCA Sustain Talks II - Sustenance
www.exteriorarchitecture.com www.rca.ac.uk
THE SERPENTINE GALLERY Until 20 November
Damien Hirst: Poison & Remedies
Photographed by EA's director, www.gagosian.com
Sam Martin (and now chief
in-house photographer) the
Serpentine Pavilion, designed 24 November onwards
by Jean Nouvel, and the Bridget Riley: Paintings & Related
sculpture exhibition 'Turn The Work
World Upside Down' by Anish www.nationalgallery.org.uk
Kapoor, both look particularly
beautiful in the the early
Autumn sunshine. The Pavilion's 25 November onwards
vibrant colour, angular form Emerging Architecture
and relationship with the site www.architecture.com
was stunning. However the
Anish Kapoor exhibition didn't
really hit the mark. The Until 28 November
interaction between observers Liverpool Biennial: Touched
and the reflective pieces worked www.biennial.com
well but it was concluded that
they didn't really sit as well in
the landscape as some of his
previous works. The sculptures
are on display until March 2011