This Round Iron Frame Works to Define the Parameters of This Public Park
Christopher Magsambol — November 9, 2015 — Eco
References: kingscross & wallpaper
A new cast-iron frame has been erected at London's King Cross neighborhood. This refurbished frame has been redesigned as part of a new public park and event space.
Gasholder Park is now surrounded by this large-scale industrial frame, which is also accompanied by a canopy of stainless steel panels inside the inner perimeter of the space. The contemporary perforated mirrored panels serve as a contrast to the large iron frame that encloses it.
This unique interplay of modern design and refurbished industrial parts becomes a distinct representation for this gentrified community. Kings Cross has slowly developed into an up-and-coming neighborhood with the increasing popularity of Granary public plaza and now the inclusion of this reclaimed Grade II Victorian gasholder.
Gasholder Park is now surrounded by this large-scale industrial frame, which is also accompanied by a canopy of stainless steel panels inside the inner perimeter of the space. The contemporary perforated mirrored panels serve as a contrast to the large iron frame that encloses it.
This unique interplay of modern design and refurbished industrial parts becomes a distinct representation for this gentrified community. Kings Cross has slowly developed into an up-and-coming neighborhood with the increasing popularity of Granary public plaza and now the inclusion of this reclaimed Grade II Victorian gasholder.
Trend Themes
1. Refurbished Industrial Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Explore the potential of repurposing and redesigning industrial elements to create unique and visually striking spaces.
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3. Gentrification-driven Redevelopment - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Identify and capitalize on redevelopment opportunities in gentrifying neighborhoods, leveraging unique design elements to create attractive public spaces.
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