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Architects: dRMM
- Area: 260 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: Allgood, Aresi, Coexistence, IPIG, Mowat & Co
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Professionals: AHEC, Atelier Ten, Booth King Partnership, dRMM, F Parkinson, +5








A two-day public program of talks, debates, workshops and discussions following the week-long design and build summer school.


In the heart of a suburb just east of London stands an incongruous red brick villa. With its pointed arched window frames and towering chimneys, the house was designed to appear like a relic of the Middle Ages. In reality, its vintage dates to the 1860’s. This is Red House, the Arts and Crafts home of artist William Morris and his family. Built as a rebuttal to an increasingly industrialized age, Red House’s message has been both diminished by the passage of time and, over the course of the centuries, been cast in greater relief against its context.







Architecture and film are interlocked: both unfold narrative ideas through space and time, taking us to real and virtual worlds; both start with the imagination, and then take on their own reality. Films are set in cities, landscapes and buildings where architecture is a visual shorthand, telling us about characters and plot in an instant. Yet a dedicated festival that brings architecture and film together has never before been held in this country.