Partnered with Architecture for Humanity London and Crisis charity, the design brings a dilapidated warehouse in
East London to life as space for artists and homeless people. The design of the frontage, lobby and circulation space (the Gallery) on the ground floor of the Bermondsey Project promotes and communicates a clear and strong spatial and visual linkage from outside the building to the back of the building where the main stairs leading to other parts of the project is located. Silhouettes of rows of terraced houses, 'Streetscape', commonly seen in many parts of London, are used as visual clues linking space in front of the building to the lobby space and to the main stairs at
the end of the Gallery.