Award-winning architect Amanda Levete, together with directors Alvin Huang, Kwamina Monney and Ho-Yin Ng, formed Amanda Levete Architects on a strong foundation of established and new projects with a reputation for work of originality and integrity
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From Exhibition Road, visitors pass through Aston Webb’s screen and find themselves on a cantilevered walkway surrounding a dramatically submerged and exposed exhibition space. Walking around the perimeter of the space, visitors can look down on to this vast, column-free underground space, which exploits generous amounts of natural daylight but can also be adapted to create ‘black-box’ conditions.
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