BURBERRY S/S 19 054 BLACKWELL CLOSE 112 SELMAN & WELLDAY HOUSE 114 HOGAN MACAU 113 SELFRIDGES DESK 111 DEBEAUVOIR ESTATE 078 ARTIST STUDIO 028 MARION ROAD 052 PENHALIGON'S 020 DAVISVILLE ROAD 015 SOUTH BANK APARTMENT 038 CÉLINE POP-UP STORE 045 CHLOÉ POP-UP STORE 105 BAYSTON ROAD 018 CÉLINE LA RINASCENTE 041 CAIRO HOUSING 106 KING'S GROVE 026 BURBERRY A/W 19 057 ADDERBURY HILL BARN 049 ELSLEY ROAD 035 CHLOÉ 074 LEWES PHOENIX 076 AESOP WHITE CITY 060 ALLSAINTS 058 TORI ANN WALK 043 CHOWDHURY WALK 047 AESOP BATTERSEA 079 SOUTHWARK HOUSING 077 APL NEW YORK 090 PRIVATE SHOWROOM 066 HOLY CARROT 096
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1View into site from London

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2Interior perspective across the central volume

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3View towards the street frontage

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4Spatial view through the primary circulation

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5Interior view across the threshold condition

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6Perspective through the interior

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7View across the completed interior from London

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8Interior perspective towards the entrance sequence

Al-Jawad Pike collaborated with Burberry to create the S/S 2019 runway show for Riccardo Tisci’s debut collection at London Fashion Week. The showspace played with themes of intimacy and voyeurism through a labyrinthine construction of interconnecting spaces and moving walls. 

A contrasting interior consisting of rich walnut panelled walls, glazed and paper screens and flesh toned carpets and upholstery were set against the light industrial structure of a former Royal mail sorting office. At the start of the show, an opening roof transitioned the space from dark to light as freestanding partitions tracked in to form smaller intimate rooms, through which an elevated runway meandered allowing the audience to experience different scales of space layered with multiple views and perspectives.