We set up Studio Weave in the Summer of 2006 following the successful completion of our “140 Boomerangs” project for the London Architecture Biennale 2006. Since then, we’ve been working on a number of art and architecture projects from providing architectural support to a parental school campaign in Camden, to embroidering a public space in the City of London. We are based in London but are also enjoying exploring other parts of the country from creating the world’s longest bench along the south coast, to writing and realizing fairytales in Northumberland.
We aim to create places through playing into and exploring the narratives of spaces. It is important to us that our projects grow from the unique aspects of a place, through its physical and geographical qualities, its use both currently and historically, as well as its myths and legends. We particularly appreciate the quirky and eccentric characteristics that make somewhere distinctive. We like working with people. We thoroughly enjoy the relationships with everyone surrounding any given project including clients, consultants, and users, both grown-ups and children. We believe that the relationships within projects are vital to enriching this process of identifying, extending, and realising narrative environments.