ets at the architectural association
OCTOBER 2020 - ANTONIO MOLL HAS BEEN APPOINTED
COURSE TUTOR AT THE ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION
Antonio Moll has been appointed as Course Tutor in Environmental and Technical Studies. The programme offers a complete and coherent technical education that provides students at all stages of their architectural education with the capacity to materialise their ideas, concepts and ambitions. Read More
JUNE 2020 - MOLL ARCHITECTS AWARDED A PLACE IN THE LHC + SOUTHWARK COUNCIL ARCHITECTS FRAMEWORK
Moll Architects have been selected by Southwark Council and LHC to be part of the Architects Framework to deliver Commercial and Industrial projects during the next 4 years.
The Architects Journal mentions that “The move was intended to open up public sector opportunities to ’the best architectural practices able to deliver innovative construction services’. Leo Pollak, Southwark Council cabinet member for social regeneration, great estates and new homes, previously said the framework would engage a ‘new generation of designers’ in a bid to break with the ‘private gain over public good’ design culture of the past. Read More
february 2020 - A visit to Antony Gormley’s exhibition at The Royal Academy which explores the dimensions of space and the human body
“Space exists within us as imagination, thought and sensation and outside of us in terms of distance.”
That darkness that we experience when we close our eyes represents for him the most primal space. For Antony Gormley (London, 1950) the human body is that first place that each person happens to inhabit, and the skin is the envelope containing it. His art explores the possibilities that his own body offers to him to experience the outside world. An art perceived by the audience through the five senses that at the same time wants to transcend the senses and connect with the spiritual...Read More
december 2019 - "il rondò dei talenti" in cuneo, italy
international ideas competition - shortlisted entry
Our entry for the international ideas competition for the city of Cuneo in northern Italy finalised shortlisted among the more than 70 proposals evaluated by the jury.
The project consisted in the conversion of an existing bank office building into a cultural centre to foster local talent in the field of arts and crafts, providing the building with exhibition space, workshop and learning rooms. We were asked to reorganise the external spaces, ground floor and roof of the building and to propose a new façade that could reflect and express the new values of the cultural centre.
