The Garden Museum: Talk 4th May 2023.
Inspired by the work of writer, urban theorist, and activist Jane Jacobs, a panel discussion chaired by Evan Davis will present ideas for a brighter, greener, and better future for London. Speakers include architect Alex Arestis on the development of an urban arboretum; academic Dr Morag Rose on walking together to shape the planet; Oli Mould on the futures of golf courses and community gardens; writer George Hudson on why utilities are the problem; architect Mary Duggan on architectural procurement; @fungi.futures founder Maymana Arefin on mycelium networks and their liberatory futures; and founding director of Create Streets Nicholas Boys Smith on what Jane Jacobs got right about happy and prosperous neighbourhoods.
Publication: CASABELLA
A studio for a composer has been published in Casabella 951. An ineffable space by Francesca Serrazanetti.
The Guardian, Architecture.
Architecture Critic, Rowan Moore comments on Lion Green Road. 'Michael Gove thinks beautiful buildings must look traditional. Here’s why he’s wrong…'
A+ Lecture, Belgium
Mary Duggan will be speaking at The Centre of Fines Arts, Brussels on 19 November 23.
A+ Lecture, Belgium
Mary Duggan will be speaking at The Centre of Fines Arts, Brussels on 19 November 23.
Publication: NLA
Lion Green Road has been featured in HOUSING LONDONERS: INNOVATION IN DELIVERY AND DESIGN by New London Architecture NLA.
Studio for a composer.
Seven seasons after completion, Lorenzo Zandri is recording the studio and established garden.
DOMa 08 Publication
‘For the love of materials. A pavilion made of gypsum, then stone & wood’ has been published in DOMa 08 along with an essay by Mary Duggan.
OPEN23: SOLIDARITY
Mary Duggan will be speaking at OPEN23 at Aarhus School of Architecture, Denmark. The annual symposium continues the critical and investigative approach to Architecture, encouraging the important dialogue between Practice, Business and Academia.
The Garden Museum: Talk 4th May 2023.
Inspired by the work of writer, urban theorist, and activist Jane Jacobs, a panel discussion chaired by Evan Davis will present ideas for a brighter, greener, and better future for London. Speakers include architect Alex Arestis on the development of an urban arboretum; academic Dr Morag Rose on walking together to shape the planet; Oli Mould on the futures of golf courses and community gardens; writer George Hudson on why utilities are the problem; architect Mary Duggan on architectural procurement; @fungi.futures founder Maymana Arefin on mycelium networks and their liberatory futures; and founding director of Create Streets Nicholas Boys Smith on what Jane Jacobs got right about happy and prosperous neighbourhoods.
A studio for a composer garden.
The garden designed by Non Morris seven seasons on. Photography by Lorenzo Zandri.
Studio for a composer.
Seven seasons after completion, Lorenzo Zandri is recording the studio and established garden.
The Guardian, Architecture.
Architecture Critic, Rowan Moore comments on Lion Green Road. 'Michael Gove thinks beautiful buildings must look traditional. Here’s why he’s wrong…'
RIBA Journal March '23: Review by Chris Foges.
'Landscape rather than streets informed Mary Duggan’s dense but leafy Red Clover Gardens housing in south London.'
Completion.
Lion Green Road, a landscape-led scheme located in London Borough of Croydon delivering 157 homes is now complete. Photograph by Lorenzo Zandri.
A studio for a composer garden.
The garden designed by Non Morris seven seasons on. Photography by Lorenzo Zandri.
Versailles Biennale 2022 Opening.
For the love of materials, a pavilion made of gypsum, then stone and wood is completed. The projects is one of a sequence of exhibits within the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Versailles - ENSA-V.
A studio for a composer garden.
The garden designed by Non Morris seven seasons on. Photography by Lorenzo Zandri.
Visible Invisible
The catalogue of Visible Invisible, the Versailles Bienniale of Architecture and Landscape 2022 has been published.
Talk: For the love of materials.
Mary Duggan & Steve Webb will be talking about 'For the love of materials' at the Versailles Biennale 14.05.22
Reaching completion.
Lion Green Road, 157 units located in Coulsdon is close to completion. Photograph by Lorenzo Zandri.
Fritz Schumacher Lecture Series.
Mary Duggan will be talking with Bernd Schmutz on 29.06.22 @ 7pm joining the Fritz Schumacher Lectures Series in Hamburg.
Studio for a composer.
Seven seasons after completion, Lorenzo Zandri is recording the studio and established garden.
Versailles Biennale 2022.
The structural clasp marbles have arrived on site.
Talk: Temple Bar Trust.
Mary Duggan will be talking at Temple Bar London on 24th October.
Versailles Biennale 2022 Opening.
For the love of materials, a pavilion made of gypsum, then stone and wood is completed. The projects is one of a sequence of exhibits within the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Versailles - ENSA-V.
Fritz Schumacher Lecture Series.
Mary Duggan will be talking with Bernd Schmutz on 29.06.22 @ 7pm joining the Fritz Schumacher Lectures Series in Hamburg.
Talk: For the love of materials.
Mary Duggan & Steve Webb, Versailles Biennale 14.05.22
Talk: For the love of materials.
Mary Duggan & Steve Webb will be talking about 'For the love of materials' at the Versailles Biennale 14.05.22
Lion Green Road.
Construction progress at Lion Green Road. The scheme provides 157 new homes split across 5 pavilions and is due to complete in 2022.
Fritz Schumacher Lecture Series.
Mary Duggan will be talking with Bernd Schmutz on 29.06.22 @ 7pm joining the Fritz Schumacher Lectures Series in Hamburg.
Fritz Schumacher Lecture Series.
Mary Duggan will be talking with Bernd Schmutz on 29.06.22 @ 7pm joining the Fritz Schumacher Lectures Series in Hamburg.
Versailles Biennale 2022.
The structural clasp marbles have arrived on site.
Versailles Biennale 2022.
Marbles Rouges des France being set out by Regis Chaperon of The Stonemasonry Company.
Winner: A Pavilion for Lambeth Green, The Garden Museum.
Mary Duggan Architect has won an open competition to design a new entrance threshold and new horticultural facilities for The Garden Museum.
New Architects 4.
Mary Duggan Architects is featured alongside many other fabulous architects in the AF publication 'Architects 4'. Editor/Pamela Buxton, Design Studio/Mathias Clottu/ Introduction Ellis Woodman.
Planning Permission Granted.
Old Street has received planning permission. The scheme will commence on site imminently.
134 Old Street.
The cross-laminated timber and steel hybrid structure has been installed at Old Street.
A studio for a composer.
The studio for a composer in Peckham, SE London is now complete.
Lecture: Arkitektenes Hus, Oslo.
A studio for a composer & other stories 2nd December 2021 @ 6pm Arkitektenes Hus, Oslo.
OASE#106
Mary Duggan has contributed to OASE #106 Table Settings. Reflections on architecture with Hannah Arendt. The essay entitled ‘Oscillating Thoughts’ reflects on the practice of architecture through Arendt’s perspective. Made by Hans Teerds, Christoph Grafe, Catherine Koekoek (editors).
London Festival of Architecture: A Musical Installation by Benjamin Tassie entitled Accrete.
As part of his residency with Mary Duggan Architects, composer Benjamin Tassie has created a new musical work translating the history and topography of a 13th Century church site in the City of London into music for a Medieval instrument, the rebec, and voices.
Exhibition: Architects by Ivan Jones & Ruth Lang
ARCHITECTS is an evolving collaborative project by photographer Ivan Jones & architect / educator Ruth Lang. It is a photographic portrait series which seeks to reveal the often unacknowledged faces of contemporary architectural practice.
Wallpaper Magazine feature., by Editor Ellie Stathaki.
London office redesign by Mary Duggan.
Project Completion: Old Rectory
The refurbishment of a Grade 2* listed building in the city has reached completion.
Versailles Biennale 2022.
Mary Duggan has been invited to construct a response to the theme of the Versailles Biennale. 'L'invention de nouveaux terroirs en architecture par une approache des matièrelle et l'énergétique des millieux.'The exhibition is curated by Nicolas Dorval-Bory & Guilliaume Ramillien.
Planning Permission Granted.
Old Street has received planning permission. The scheme will commence on site imminently.
Completion of The Old Rectory.
Lorenzo Zandri is currently recording the completion of The Old Rectory.
OASE#106
Mary Duggan has contributed to OASE #106 Table Settings. Reflections on architecture with Hannah Arendt. The essay entitled ‘Oscillating Thoughts’ reflects on the practice of architecture through Arendt’s perspective. Made by Hans Teerds, Christoph Grafe, Catherine Koekoek (editors).
Planning Permission Granted.
Old Street has received planning permission. The scheme will commence on site imminently.
Guardian Weekend: Turned out Nice, by Nell Card.
Seven architects including Norman Foster and Kate Macintosh reflect on their first built projects.
OASE#106
Mary Duggan has contributed to OASE #106 Table Settings. Reflections on architecture with Hannah Arendt. The essay entitled ‘Oscillating Thoughts’ reflects on the practice of architecture through Arendt’s perspective. Made by Hans Teerds, Christoph Grafe, Catherine Koekoek (editors).
Porto Academy Summer school.
Mary Duggan will be Workshop Leader at Porto Academy Summer School 2021.
Exhibition: Architects by Ivan Jones & Ruth Lang
ARCHITECTS is an evolving collaborative project by photographer Ivan Jones & architect / educator Ruth Lang. It is a photographic portrait series which seeks to reveal the often unacknowledged faces of contemporary architectural practice.
Exhibition: Architects by Ivan Jones & Ruth Lang
ARCHITECTS is an evolving collaborative project by photographer Ivan Jones & architect / educator Ruth Lang. It is a photographic portrait series which seeks to reveal the often unacknowledged faces of contemporary architectural practice.
Architecture on Stage / Barbican
Mary Duggan will be contributing to The Architecture Foundation lecture Series in parnership with the Barbican Centre on 18th April 2019.
Intergenerational Dialogues.
Mary Duggan will be joining Kate Mackintosh in a RIBA talk series focusing on established architects and their contemporary counterparts practicing today.
Victoria & Albert Exhibtion: A Home for All.Six
Lion Green Road has been included in an exhibtion entitled 'Six Experiments in Social Housing'. The exhibtiion will run until 30 June 2019.
Residency: Nigel Peake.
Nigel Peake's residency at Mary Duggan has concluded with a short publication.
Guardian Weekend: Turned out Nice, by Nell Card.
Seven architects including Norman Foster and Kate Macintosh reflect on their first built projects.
Exhibition: Mirabilia.
We are participating in MIRABILIA – Interpretations of Italo Cavino’s Invisible Cities.
Exhibition: Mirabilia.
Exhibition Design Complete.
Dorothea Lange: Politics of Seeing at Barbican Centre is now open and is running until 30 June 2018.
Dorothea Lange: Politics of Seeing at Barbican Centre
Dorothea Lange: Politics of Seeing at Barbican Centre is now open and is running until 30 June 2018.
ICON Profile: Mary Duggan.
Building from Scratch, by Tim Abrahams.