McCloy + Muchemwa sees narrative sketching as a means of reinterpreting complex themes and as non-neutral tool for exploring design possibilities... here applied to rethinking the balance of freedom + security in architecture and urbanism as part of a recent RIBA conference: ow.ly/nBJW50WV8ou

Chef Architects Changing Our Cities ft McCloy + Muchemwa | Cooking with an Architect... youtu.be/bRtGwcGs_nQ?...

Fantastic portraits by Elena Heatherwick of @wallpapermag.bsky.social 's 10 most exciting emerging London architects... including (amazingly) 'The Experimenters' Steve McCloy + Bongani Muchemwa!
www.wallpaper.com/architecture...

drawings don't have to be 'neutral' tools or 'pretty pictures'... they are for figuring it all out and playing around... getting emotional about it... suspending disbelief... for celebrating your ideas in a special and personal way!

(Project Credits: McCloy+ Muchemwa and Hugh Broughton Architects)

It's SUPER important for architects to keep drawing! !

@news.architectsjournal.co.uk have published a selection of Steve's recent sketches for McCloy + Muchemwa and Hugh Broughton Architects, with exciting projects ranging from our playful installations to HBA's Antarctic research stations!

Two contrasting McCloy + Muchemwa designs for visitor centres at nature reserves. One for Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve and the other for Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve in Kent, UK.

More info:
mccloymuchemwa.com/MAASAI-MARA-...
mccloymuchemwa.com/SEVENOAKS-WI...