Percy Weston
MA work
MA work
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Where the Wild Things Are – Scene 28, Percy Weston
Watercolour and digital collage on paper
‘Where The Wild Things Are’ imagines a new safari park, wilderness and leisure strip as essential social infrastructure linking Deptford in south-east London to Canary Wharf in the Docklands. The strip is a linear void in the city – a mnemonic of the global and natural world around us – a filter through which to see the city in a new light. 

Cutting through some of the most opulent and deprived parts of London, the project juxtaposes the sublime and the ridiculous, creating a surrealist, new non-hierarchical territory – a synthetic natural oasis where the strangest thing is the quotidian outside world.

Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Architecture
Programme
MA Architecture, 2012
Specialism
ADS2
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Contact
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+44 (0)7738 632 286
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‘Where The Wild Things Are’ imagines a new safari park, wilderness and leisure strip as essential social infrastructure linking Deptford in south-east London to Canary Wharf in the Docklands. The strip is a linear void in the city – a mnemonic of the global and natural world around us – a filter through which to see the city in a new light. 

Cutting through some of the most opulent and deprived parts of London, the project juxtaposes the sublime and the ridiculous, creating a surrealist, new non-hierarchical territory – a synthetic natural oasis where the strangest thing is the quotidian outside world.

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Degrees
- BArch (Hons), Architecture, University of Nottingham, 2008
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Experience
- Architectural assistant, Clive Sall Architecture, London, 2011; Architectural assistant, Cassion Castle Architects, London, 2007–10