An Amazonian blend of plants and vines spill from it’s interiors, complimenting the concrete architecture that surrounds it. A nod towards films such as Logan’s Run, the conservatory forms an almost utopian sci-fi environment.
Address
Barbican Conservatory, Silk Street, London, United Kingdom
Current city: London
Joseph Piper moved to London to study Graphic Design at Central Saint Martins in 2003. Based in the city, he is a creative with a personal interest in photography and commercial aspirations in branding and e-commerce. Joseph Piper has a soft spot for pugs, Fender guitars & Danish foxes.
 

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