Big Red Pavilion, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Clancy Moore, 2015.

Big Red Pavilion, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Clancy Moore, 2015.

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The four practice collaboration Hall McKnight, TAKA, Clancy Moore, Steve Larkin constructed two pavilions – one red and one yellow. These act as both a background to the life of the square and a series of markers between Granary Square to Cubitt Square and beyond to Cubitt Park. The Yellow pavilion explores how the phenomenon of the city is assembled from individual pieces. The Red Pavilion 'Big Red 'was designed as a collaboration between TAKA, Clancy Moore Architects and Steve Larkin Architects, who all share a studio in Dublin. Its red framework pops brilliantly against the blue sky in a beautiful harmony of primary colour. The expanse of space in the King’s Cross development is huge, so it’s great to see the structure sat in Cubitt Square adding some intrigue and brightness to the grove of cranes and half-finished buildings.

Image Details:
Image File: ASTA-0074-0014
Caption: View looking down the stairs out onto Cubitt Square with people milling around purchasing food. Yellow pavilion in the background. Big Red Pavilion, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Clancy Moore, 2015.
Property Release: No
Model Release: No
Dimensions in PX: 3411 x 4920 pixels
Date of Photograph: 20/06/2015
Restriction: No Restriction
Credit: Andy Stagg / VIEW Pictures
Building Details:
View Project Number: 61305
Building Name: Big Red Pavilion
Headline: Big Red Pavilion, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Clancy Moore, 2015.
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Architect: Clancy Moore
Architect Website: http://clancymoore.com/Welcome.html
Category: Culture And Entertainment
Building Type: Pavilion
Year of Completion: 2015
Collection: VIEW Architecture
Public Notes: The four practice collaboration Hall McKnight, TAKA, Clancy Moore, Steve Larkin constructed two pavilions – one red and one yellow. These act as both a background to the life of the square and a series of markers between Granary Square to Cubitt Square and beyond to Cubitt Park. The Yellow pavilion explores how the phenomenon of the city is assembled from individual pieces. The Red Pavilion 'Big Red 'was designed as a collaboration between TAKA, Clancy Moore Architects and Steve Larkin Architects, who all share a studio in Dublin. Its red framework pops brilliantly against the blue sky in a beautiful harmony of primary colour. The expanse of space in the King’s Cross development is huge, so it’s great to see the structure sat in Cubitt Square adding some intrigue and brightness to the grove of cranes and half-finished buildings.
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Orientation: V
Type: Pavilion
B/W or Colour: Colour
Number of People: Large group of people (11+ people)
Technique: Copy space
People Incidental: No
Point of View: Elevated view
Time of Day: Day
Interior or Exterior: Exterior
Photographer: Andy Stagg
Source File Name: ASTA-0074-0014.jpg
Copyright Info URL: www.viewpictures.co.uk