A temporary structure designed for the
rooftop of the Queen Elizabeth Hall amidst
the busy South Bank in London in collaboration with Price and Myers as part of a competition.

A room rises and falls, revealing and concealing different views across the London
skyline, changing the quality of light in the interior and giving access to its various facilities. A private, cosy interior dissolves
as its rises culminating in a panoramic roof
terrace. The occupants chose where within
the container they want to rest: some will want
privacy, others to be on show, some wake to the rising sun, hibernate to find some peace and stillness or enjoy city rhythms.

Client: Living Architecture/Artangel

Publication:
Wilkinson, Sophie [2011] Architects reveal Room for London competition entries, Architects Journal, January 11.