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7th Jan 2021

It was such a great pleasure to work with Jennifer on her exhibition @kettlesyard last year. She is a potter of extraordinary skill and we wish her many congratulations on her OBE. https://t.co/VCTT7Bs5lv

My Modern House
8th Dec 2020

Jamie invited The Modern House into his Clerkenwell home, to tell them the story of its design, and talk about what it means to live in a modern way:

“Designing someone’s house, you have to be very careful not to make it sensational, because a home is where people have to wake up every morning, somewhere where they have to come home to, where they have to be on a rainy day, where they have to be when they’re feeling ill and where they celebrate and entertain.”

Read more and see the beautiful photographs here.

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8th Dec 2020

Daylight, black steel and Galician chestnut. The Modern House visits Jamie at home:
https://t.co/gyqeJJso5W https://t.co/SWEznqoh4F

A new Pace Gallery on Hanover Square
19th Nov 2020

Pace Gallery have announced plans to open a new London gallery on Hanover Square in Autumn 2021. We are delighted that Pace has chosen Jamie Fobert Architects to design this 800m2 space.

We have very much enjoyed the challenge of re-configuring the premises at Hanover Square to provide Pace with excellent facilities for the display of changing exhibitions and to create a beautiful working environment for their staff. A complex of workspaces, including a library and viewing rooms, are centred around a new double-height void which allows daylight into the lower level work environment.

Our new work for Pace continues a a longstanding relationship; we designed their first London gallery on Lexington Street in 2011.

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Building Design’s 50 Wonders series
29th Oct 2020

Jamie was invited by Building Design to share a favourite building as part of their new 50 Wonders series, which marks the magazine’s 50th birthday.

Jamie selected the Sao Paulo Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism by architect Vilanova Artigas, a building he came across on his travels a few years ago:

“From wherever you approach, you move seamlessly under an immense canopy into the school without ever encountering a door. This is an exceptionally public building, with a sense of commonality throughout; its broad ramps, long benches and social spaces have a generosity of scale combined with modesty of detail.”

Read the full BD article here.

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30th Sep 2020

We’re supporting ACCELERATE, a pioneering design education + mentoring programme by Open City and
@BartlettArchUCL aimed at increasing diversity in the built environment professions https://t.co/gmE3OVOpJ0

Supporting Accelerate
29th Sep 2020

We are very excited to be supporting this year’s Accelerate programme, a design education and mentoring scheme developed by Open City in partnership with The Bartlett,  which aims at widening diversity in the architecture industry.

We will be providing two mentors for sixth form school students from underrepresented backgrounds taking part in the programme. We hope that we might encourage and help these students prepare to study architecture at university.

To learn more about Open City’s Accelerate programme click here.

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Kander House for sale with The Modern House
16th Sep 2020

The Modern House has commissioned a lovely new set of photographs of Kander House, which is currently up for sale. See the listing and images here.

Kander House, a Victorian townhouse situated in London’s Primrose Hill is structured around a distinctive concrete figure, a compelling object in its own right, which also acts as structural support for the building. The garden was embraced as integral to the design of the main living space. It has made a wonderful family home for our clients for the past 15 years.

The house was awarded the 2007 RIBA London Award and shortlisted for both the Manser Medal and the Stephen Lawrence Prize. To learn more about the project click here.

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23rd Jul 2020

Today is the last day you can bid on Jamie’s work in the @maggiescentres and @christiesinc art auction. Funds raised will help Maggie’s to continue to offer their support, at a time when it is more important than ever. View the auction here: https://t.co/BD3N9i4LTU #artformaggies

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17th Jul 2020

Artists, designers + architects have donated a feast of work for the @MaggiesCentres Art Auction with @Christiesinc to raise funds for people with cancer. Pictured, Jamie’s watercolours of Tate St Ives facade. Auction NOW LIVE until 23 July: https://t.co/BD3N9i4LTU #artformaggies https://t.co/h0EdamfL44

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15th Jul 2020

Jamie is very honoured to be among the artists, designers and architects supporting the @MaggiesCentres Art Auction with @Christiesinc, which LAUNCHES TODAY. View here: https://t.co/BD3N9i4LTU #artformaggies

**please share to support this important cause** https://t.co/4cFLwz0rs1

The RIBA Journal : “Rethink: the post-pandemic view for galleries and museums”
8th Jul 2020

Jamie contributes to Pamela Buxton’s article on how the Covid-19 pandemic has influenced and may affect museums and galleries, as they begin to open their doors once more to visitors. Topics from safety to funding and sustainability are discussed, along with some possible changes we can expect to see put in place moving forward.

Jamie comments that “The one positive thing that might happen is that when they [galleries and museums] do come back, people will appreciate the experience they offer all the more.”

Read the full article in The RIBA Journal.

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8th Jul 2020

As some begin to reopen, Jamie joins a discussion about museums and galleries post-Covid: “It would be terrible to imagine London without its culture long term – without its concerts, theatres, galleries and exhibitions. These are now such an important part of our lives.” https://t.co/Q10DptlYp3

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25th Jun 2020

Over the past few weeks I’ve been spending time creating observational studies in pencil and watercolour. They are reflections on the nature of the light as it alters through the day on the tiled facade of our building at Tate St Ives. The tiles were hand-glazed in multiple layers of green and blue onto pale yellow ceramic. Tilted gently upward they capture the light and shifting sky of St Ives. In series – Dusk – Midday – Dawn. These studies are, as has been noted, very much influenced by the work of the great Agnes Martin, who is without a doubt one of my favourite artists. But for me they remain architectural drawings, grounded in the language of the measured drawing and material representation. @tate @tatestives #tatestives #watercolour #elevations #cornwall #ceramics #glaze #architecture #architecturedrawings #measureddrawing #ephemeral #shifting

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5th Jun 2020

“… hate cannot drive out hate. Only love can do that.”
Martin Luther King Jr .
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I am replacing my blackouttuesday squares with a few quotations from the great man.

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27th May 2020

We are very happy to have been appointed to the new @lb_southwark @LHCprocurement architectural services framework, for community projects over £10m. Such a great line-up of designers! https://t.co/SYgnIOTLfZ https://t.co/ovbp6Nklo0

Jamie Fobert Architects appointed to Southwark Council Framework
26th May 2020

We are very happy to have been appointed to the new Southwark Council architectural services framework; from a ‘fiercely competitive’ shortlist, we have been selected for ‘Education, social care and community projects’ over £10m.

The framework, administered by LHC, is open to any contracting authority in London. It intends to be an antidote to typical local authority frameworks, opening up public sector opportunities to ‘the best architectural practices able to deliver innovative construction services’. Certainly, the line-up of designers appointed is very impressive. We are proud to be among them and excited for the future opportunities offered.

Read more in the Architects’ Journal.

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20th Apr 2020

Thank you Peter for the lovely post! #Repost @peterjakewilliams with @make_repost
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The highlight of my East to West morning ride was stumbling on @jamiefobert stunning Levring House. Beautifully detailed and super articulation on a tricky mews corner. What was really lovely was a clearly still, five years on, thrilled client came out to say hello from the balcony (appropriately socially distanced) and tell me all about it. It’s always lovely to see a client in love with their home.
#bloomsbury #jamiefobertarchitects #londonarchitecture #modernhouses #romanbrick #brickwork #bronze #themodernhouse #mewshouse #mewshouses

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17th Apr 2020

Missing your favourite places? Jamie shares his uplifting experience of the beautiful @salkinstitute with @amandabaillieu in today’s feel-good piece in @dezeen https://t.co/G2ysxFv9d9

Dezeen: The feel-good buildings we are missing during coronavirus
17th Apr 2020

Jamie recalls fond memories of visiting Louis Kahn’s Salk Institute in San Diego for the first time, when discussing buildings that we will look forward to seeing again after the coronavirus pandemic.

‘With its extraordinary setting and views, as well as its immense physical form, is the most powerful reminder of the importance of the direct encounter’.

Read Amanda Baillieu’s full article on Dezeen here.

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