Onnis Luque The very title of the series, Non-Structures, suggests the presence of something that is no longer there, or perhaps something that never fully came into being. Francisco looks at London as an example of the modern capitalist city in a state of constant, frenetic transformation, posing a question about the future we want for the places we inhabit.
SIMON FROMMENWILER Interior spaces that function as public space have always fascinated me, and this one takes it further — a fully open, accessible sports infrastructure under one iconic roof. That roof is the whole identity of the building: a genuinely bold piece of engineering, achieved without a single column. Infrastructure architecture at its best.
