Architecture in London — from Georgian terraces and Victorian warehouses to Brutalist estates and contemporary pavilions. A city that builds by layering the new onto the old, where every extension, conversion, and new-build negotiates heritage, density, and light.
Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa founded SANAA in Tokyo and changed what a museum or a house could be. Working in thin steel, glass and white surfaces, they strip building to its quietest terms, then push it further. Among the most influential figures of their generation, they design work that seems to disappear and, in disappearing, redefines the ground everyone else stands on. A growing collection.
