Brinkworth: So Good So Far

Brinkworth: So Good So Far

By Graeme Brooker

£49.99

Publication Date: 9th December 2018

  • This is the first book which brings together the complete range of internationally renowned and award-winning projects by interior design firm, Brinkworth 
  • Beautifully designed by Fuel and illustrated with colour photographs and concept sketches of Brinkworth's innovative, striking and meticulously detailed projects 
  • Unique and insightful in-depth interviews with partners Adam Brinkworth and Kevin Brennan, along with interviews with a range of their clients explain their unique design process and creative collaborations

Since 1990, the London- and New York-based design studio Brinkworth has realised over 2,500 projects in 80 countries. The beginnings of the studio, primarily as a design and build workshop, has infused the practice with an obsession with making and process. All of its projects exemplify this approach: one based on a fascination with fabrication and a precision with details. Their work is epitomised by pioneering interior and experiential environments, innovative new-build architecture and inventive furniture and product designs. In essence, Brinkworth projects are renowned for their careful... Read More

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  • This is the first book which brings together the complete range of internationally renowned and award-winning projects by interior design firm, Brinkworth 
  • Beautifully designed by Fuel and illustrated with colour photographs and concept sketches of Brinkworth's innovative, striking and meticulously detailed projects 
  • Unique and insightful in-depth interviews with partners Adam Brinkworth and Kevin Brennan, along with interviews with a range of their clients explain their unique design process and creative collaborations

Since 1990, the London- and New York-based design studio Brinkworth has realised over 2,500 projects in 80 countries. The beginnings of the studio, primarily as a design and build workshop, has infused the practice with an obsession with making and process. All of its projects exemplify this approach: one based on a fascination with fabrication and a precision with details. Their work is epitomised by pioneering interior and experiential environments, innovative new-build architecture and inventive furniture and product designs. In essence, Brinkworth projects are renowned for their careful... Read More

Description

Since 1990, the London- and New York-based design studio Brinkworth has realised over 2,500 projects in 80 countries. The beginnings of the studio, primarily as a design and build workshop, has infused the practice with an obsession with making and process. All of its projects exemplify this approach: one based on a fascination with fabrication and a precision with details. Their work is epitomised by pioneering interior and experiential environments, innovative new-build architecture and inventive furniture and product designs. In essence, Brinkworth projects are renowned for their carefully crafted and meticulously assembled qualities: environments and elements that typify their fascination with design, detail and materials. 

Beautifully illustrated with colour photographs and concept sketches of Brinkworth’s innovative projects, this is the first book to bring together the complete range of the company’s internationally renowned and award-winning work. Its insightful in-depth interviews – with partners Adam Brinkworth and Kevin Brennan, along with a range of their clients and other members of the Brinkworth team – throw light on their unique design process and creative collaborations.

Details
  • Pages: 176
  • Publisher: Lund Humphries Publishers Ltd
  • Series: Designing Interiors
  • Publication Date: 9th December 2018
  • Trim Size: 20 x 27 cm
  • Illustration Note: Includes 150 colour illustrations
  • ISBN: 9781848222557
Author Bio
Graeme Brooker is a writer and lecturer and current Head of Interior Design at the Royal College of Art's School of Architecture. His research focuses on interior design and the reuse of existing buildings and space. His publications include Adaptations (2016) and Key Interiors Since 1900 (2013).
Table of Contents

Foreword by Peter Higgins; Foreword by Michael Marriott; Introduction: Thinking and Making; Principles and Process; Collaborators and Culture; Places; Identities; Communities; Futures

Since 1990, the London- and New York-based design studio Brinkworth has realised over 2,500 projects in 80 countries. The beginnings of the studio, primarily as a design and build workshop, has infused the practice with an obsession with making and process. All of its projects exemplify this approach: one based on a fascination with fabrication and a precision with details. Their work is epitomised by pioneering interior and experiential environments, innovative new-build architecture and inventive furniture and product designs. In essence, Brinkworth projects are renowned for their carefully crafted and meticulously assembled qualities: environments and elements that typify their fascination with design, detail and materials. 

Beautifully illustrated with colour photographs and concept sketches of Brinkworth’s innovative projects, this is the first book to bring together the complete range of the company’s internationally renowned and award-winning work. Its insightful in-depth interviews – with partners Adam Brinkworth and Kevin Brennan, along with a range of their clients and other members of the Brinkworth team – throw light on their unique design process and creative collaborations.

  • Pages: 176
  • Publisher: Lund Humphries Publishers Ltd
  • Series: Designing Interiors
  • Publication Date: 9th December 2018
  • Trim Size: 20 x 27 cm
  • Illustrations Note: Includes 150 colour illustrations
  • ISBN: 9781848222557
Graeme Brooker is a writer and lecturer and current Head of Interior Design at the Royal College of Art's School of Architecture. His research focuses on interior design and the reuse of existing buildings and space. His publications include Adaptations (2016) and Key Interiors Since 1900 (2013).

Foreword by Peter Higgins; Foreword by Michael Marriott; Introduction: Thinking and Making; Principles and Process; Collaborators and Culture; Places; Identities; Communities; Futures