John Pawson

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  • 1987
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March 2019

‘All of us are pilgrims on this earth’ Maxim Gorky

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February 2019

Abstraction in Meran

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January 2019

‘Snow provokes responses that reach back to childhood’ Andy Goldsworthy

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December 2018

Seven Chapels Project, Southwest Germany

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December 2018

Elemental simplicity on a Devon hilltop

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December 2018

Reticulation

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November 2018

‘… a city is nature too — the ground upon which it is built, the stone with which it is made’. Andy Goldsworthy

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November 2018

The measure of a material

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October 2018

New geometries in Augsburg

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October 2018

Celebrating 1000 years of history at the Moritzkirche

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