This week at BoonBrown we are delighted to unveil our Re-imagining Brixton Exhibition, which is part of the London Festival of Architecture!

Our exhibition explores Brixton’s cultural heritage and vibrancy, re-imagined as Common Land (this year’s festival theme), through our exhibition and façade installation. We’ll investigate an alternative Brixton, exploring the possibilities through visualisations and the re-elevation of our studio building.

Our exhibition is split into the following parts:-

A Brixton Colours Show | An art installation fixed to our studio’s façade symbolising Brixton vibrancy.

Brixton Mural Tour | Grab your free map so you can take self-guided tour of Brixton, exploring the historical and influential murals which reflect the cultural and political past and present.

Common Land Conception | A series of boards which will exhibit visualisations in the form of sketches, drawings and renders conveying what Brixton could look like if reinvented as common land.

Re-Generational | An experimental collaboration between BoonBrown and students from Southbank UTC, looking for opportunities for potential change in the familiar urban setting of Brixton’s key roads and node points.

The BoonBrown Experience | Take a deeper look into who we are and what we do at BoonBrown.

We kicked off our exhibition with a launch party hosted on the evening of the 20^th June, with the exhibition open to the public for the remainder of the week.

Please come on down and check out our work – to do so, book your tickets here:

https://www.londonfestivalofarchitecture.org/event/re-imagining-brixton-exhibition/

We look forward to seeing you!

📸 Image credits to the fabulous You See Media, our friends at the LDN Collective!