•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend

Learn More
stirpad.com STIRpad.com
see
think
inspire
reflect
 

Sunlight: a conversation between Piers Taylor and Gianni Botsford

Architect and presenter Piers Taylor speaks to architect Gianni Botsford about his 25-year analytical journey of creating architecture shaped by the movement of the sun.

by Meghna MehtaPublished on : Nov 13, 2019

London-based architect Gianni Botsford indulges in an enthralling conversation with Piers Taylor, an architect and co-presenter of the famous BBC Two series, ‘World’s Most Amazing Homes’. Here, Botsford discusses his early interest and obsession with exploring light as an element in architecture. In the video titled Sunlight, the duo delves into Botsford’s work as John Frazer’s student, his project the Light House (1996-2005), a house in Notting Hill, London; and his recent and iconic building in London’s urban drone-view, House in a Garden.

15 min watch Sunlight – Architect Gianni Botsford in conversation with architect and BBC broadcaster Piers Taylor | Gianni Botsford |House in a Garden| London| STIRworld
Sunlight – Architect Gianni Botsford in conversation with architect and BBC broadcaster Piers Taylor Video Credit: Courtesy of Jim Stephenson
Read on: 

What do you think?

Similar Articles

About Author

Meghna Mehta

Meghna Mehta

Past Contributor

Meghna has been writing and researching on design-focused content. An architect by education and a journalist by passion, she pursued crossroads between her two interests. Having completed her M.Arch from CEPT University in Ahmedabad, she has been working in the field of architectural journalism for over six years. She has also contributed to books, and teaches at architecture schools in Mumbai.

Meghna has been writing and researching on design-focused content. An architect by education and a journalist by passion, she pursued crossroads between her two interests. Having completed her M.Arch from CEPT University in Ahmedabad, she has been working in the field of architectural journalism for over six years. She has also contributed to books, and teaches at architecture schools in Mumbai.

Read more

Recommended

LOAD MORE
see more articles
4846,5066,4905,4940,4904

make your fridays matter

SUBSCRIBE

make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend

Subscribe

Exclusive preview for subscribers. Learn More

Make your fridays matter. Learn More

This site uses cookies to offer you an improved and personalised experience. If you continue to browse, we will assume your consent for the same.
LEARN MORE AGREE