Royal Academy Summer Exhibition for Haworth Tompkins' Part IIs 12.06.19

Haworth Tompkins' Part IIs, Jason Ho and Ellie Sampson each have artworks in this years Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy. Ellie has two models in the exhibition, pictured is 'The Suburban Semis', from a series called 'Re-modelling Metroland' and re-imagines the intended suburban state of Metroland in north-west London in order to address current architectural, social and environmental challenges. Jason's artwork is a hand drawn digital graphic entitled 'The Pool of Tears' and is inspired by the crying scene in Alice in Wonderland. Both pieces can be seen in the Large Weston Room until 12 August.

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