RSA reveal architecture open exhibitors
November 21 2012
The Royal Scottish Academy has revealed the line-up of exhibitors who will participate in the institutions first ever open submission exhibition exclusively for architecture, each of whom will showcase a range of digitally presented models, drawings and other 2d works.They include Alan Dunlop who will be showcasing two drawings; a cross section of the River Clyde for his South Rotunda project and an aerial perspective of Edinburgh University’s biomedical masterplan and Gross Max, who will be showing off their Templehof Park work.
GMA | Ryder will also participate, with Chris Malcolm displaying his drawing work for a new Grampian Police custody centre.
Dick Cannon and Alan Pert, joint conveners of the exhibition, said in a statement that the exhibition "...presents a unique opportunity to stimulate debate and showcase a broad mix of topical projects from a number of emerging practices alongside work from some of Scotland's best architects which reflect current architectural practice in Scotland and further afield.”
The exhibition opens on November 24 and will run until December 16 at the RSA Lower Galleries, the Mound, Edinburgh.
The full list of those exhibiting is as below:
- Ian Alexander, JM Architects
- Ross Anderson
- Daniel Bär, Dualchas
- Collective Architecture/ Toby Paterson
- Dress for the Weather
- Elder & Cannon
- Critical Dialogues (Scotland + Venice)- Do Architecture, Jonathan Charley, Stone Opera, Pidgin Perfect, GRAS
- ERZ Limited
- Alan Dunlop Architects Ltd
- Martin Flett
- Konishi Gaffney Architects
- Anna Gibb
- GROSS. MAX.
- Anna Kaczmarska & Lucy MacKenzie, George Watt & Stewart
- StudioKAP
- GMA I Ryder
- Graeme Massie Architects
- Richard Murphy Architects
- Nick Paterson, Paterson Architects
- NORD Architecture Ltd
- Keppie Design
- Ian Springford Architects
- Sutherland Hussey Architects
- John McAslan & Partners
- Camerson Webster Architects
- David Vila Domini & Conrad Wiedermann, Eightyseven Architecture
- Page/Park Architects
- Fergus Purdie
- Reiach and Hall Architects
- Andrew Macpherson
- OMA
- Gareth Hoskins Architects
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4 Comments
#2 Posted by Innocent Bystander on 21 Nov 2012 at 22:07 PM
STEP AWAY FROM THE ROTRING, PROFESSOR DUNLOP. MOVE ON!
#3 Posted by Dundee Student on 22 Nov 2012 at 12:10 PM
Comment 2 do not agree. inspirational work and drawing and looks like a brilliant exhibition!
#4 Posted by AK on 26 Nov 2012 at 11:41 AM
#3There are some beautiful models but too many similar overblown CAD images and not enough authentic drawings and sketches.
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Superb section and drawing but what is the project?