Richard and Su Roger's 22 Parkside acquired by the National Trust
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空间与建筑
Architecture reporter Amy Peacock takes a look inside modernist icon 22 Parkside, which was recently announced as acquired by the National Trust.
The home was designed by architects Richard and Su Rogers, who created the house for Richard's parents.
The one-storey building was a testing ground for Rogers, serving as a "miniature prototype" for the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and helping shape the design of his later works, such as the Lloyd’s building in London.
22 Parkside is located in Wimbledon, London, and will be fully open to the public from 2028 - although select viewings are planned ahead of then.
Video produced and edited by Francesca Tesler.
The home was designed by architects Richard and Su Rogers, who created the house for Richard's parents.
The one-storey building was a testing ground for Rogers, serving as a "miniature prototype" for the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and helping shape the design of his later works, such as the Lloyd’s building in London.
22 Parkside is located in Wimbledon, London, and will be fully open to the public from 2028 - although select viewings are planned ahead of then.
Video produced and edited by Francesca Tesler.