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House of Illustration

Witherford Watson Mann, London, 2014

 

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Permanent gallery for the House of Illustration along with a shop and spaces for education and events

The gallery occupies the ground floor and basement of a small Victorian office building originally built to house the Great Northern Railway’s administrative staff.

The galleries have been constructed as a suite or rooms with new wall and ceiling linings. The rooms are interlinked creating a series of different spaces in a variety of sizes.

The building also includes an education studio, a shop, offices and a flexible gallery and events space.

Data

  • Begun: May 2014
  • Completed: Jun 2014
  • Floor area: 375m2
  • Sector: Arts and culture
  • Total cost: £190,000
  • Address: 2 Granary Square, Kings Cross, London, N1C 4BH, United Kingdom

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