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Anteberg, London, 2019
Anteberg is designed for graffiti. Its surfaces act as a billboard voicing everyday life in Hackney, while its carved form welcomes street performances. Made as a system of interlocking blue foam blocks, it pays tribute to a material that has been featured in iterative models by generations of architects. Anteberg stands for our right to the city, our right to public assembly, visibility, inclusion, participation and cultural production.
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Concept sketch for Anteberg blocks for carving, breaking and locking.
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We draw from design culture found on the street. Top of Tesco's, graffiti sketch by our friend and artist, Piers Alsop.
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We look for design outside the studio, we learn from and celebrate counterculture.
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We are interested in assemblies and parts of a whole. Assemblies as material and social organisational systems.
Anteberg
Type: Architecture
Location: Hackney, London
Size: 10m2
For: antepavilion 19, architecture foundation
Status: Design Proposal
Photography: NASIOS VARNAVAS and Era Savvides
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Concept sketch for Anteberg blocks for carving, breaking and locking.
2
We draw from design culture found on the street. Top of Tesco's, graffiti sketch by our friend and artist, Piers Alsop.
3
We look for design outside the studio, we learn from and celebrate counterculture.
4
We are interested in assemblies and parts of a whole. Assemblies as material and social organisational systems.