Gianni Botsford Architects
Gianni Botsford was born in Venice, Italy in 1960, and studied Interior Design at Kingston University (84-86) and after a long period of working in offices in London, Architecture at the Architectural Association, London (94-96), in Professor John Frazer’s Evolutionary Architecture Unit. He set up Gianni Botsford Architects in London in 1996, and has taught at the AA and London Metropolitan University, and is co-founder of the annual Studio in the Woods. The recipient of the Lubetkin Prize in 2008 for Casa Ki-Ké in Costa Rica, and numerous further awards, his research into the optimisation and control of natural light has been used throughout the projects the studio has built, which include houses in London, Costa Rica, & The Bahamas, the Layered Gallery in London, the restoration of a 14th C Palazzo in Venice, and the Smoking Pavilion in Zurich
Gianni Botsford Architects is an architectural practice based in London, Regno Unito.
Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom London, Regno Unito - http://www.giannibotsford.com
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Oppo Technology & Research Centre TowerChengdu - CinaPhoto by XIAO SHIHAO
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Villa ArcipelagoPorto Cervo - ItaliaPhoto by Adrià Goula
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Reciprocal HouseLondon - Regno UnitoPhoto by Schnepp Renou
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House in a GardenLondon - Regno UnitoPhoto by Schnepp Renou
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Palazzo in VeniceVenice - ItaliaPhoto by Alessandra Chemollo
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Two Stair HouseLondon - Regno UnitoPhoto by Edmund Sumner
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Light and Dark HouseLondon - Regno UnitoPhoto by Luigi Parise
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The Layered GalleryLondon - Regno Unito
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Light HouseLondon - Regno UnitoPhoto by Hélène Binet
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Garden ApartmentLondon - Regno UnitoPhoto by Edmund Sumner
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Smoking PavilionZürich - SvizzeraPhoto by James Morris
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White on WhiteLondon - Regno Unito
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Casa KikeCahuita - Costa RicaPhoto by Christian Richters