carmody groarke (4 articles)
carmody groarke is a london-based architectural practice founded in 2006 by kevin carmody and andy groarke. the practice has developed a reputation for working internationally on a wide range of arts, cultural, heritage and residential projects.
five teams competing to design new building for the UK's national railway museum
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the five shortlisted teams are: 6a architects with OFFICE kersten geers david van severen; atelier d'architecture philippe prost; carmody groarke; feilden fowles; and heneghan »
the five shortlisted teams are: 6a architects with OFFICE kersten geers david van severen; atelier d'architecture philippe prost; carmody groarke; feilden fowles; and heneghan peng architects.
scotland's historic 'hill house' displayed as museum artifact during major restoration
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the project proposes a 'big-box' temporary museum to contain and protect the hill house while maintaining access for visitors.
the project proposes a 'big-box' temporary museum to contain and protect the hill house while maintaining access for visitors.
carmody groarke's windermere jetty museum documented by hufton + crow
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the design breaks down the scale of the museum into a cluster of smaller pitched roof volumes.
the design breaks down the scale of the museum into a cluster of smaller pitched roof volumes.
carmody groarke's two pavilions emerge from the grounds of an east sussex rural home
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one of the two pavilions is accessed only via a 40-meter-long tunnel, while the other one won the architects the RIBA south east award this year.
one of the two pavilions is accessed only via a 40-meter-long tunnel, while the other one won the architects the RIBA south east award this year.
