London Design Festival Previews 2016 Installations

Running across the capital from September 17-25, this year's London Design Festival brings together architects, designers and artists for over 400 events spread across the capital. Here's a preview of what to expect from what is considered the platform for the best of London’s design community.

26 May 2016 | Lacey Glave | via Interior Design Magazine
Running across the capital from September 17-25, this year's London Design Festival brings together architects, designers and artists for over 400 events spread across the capital. Here's a preview of what to expect from what is considered the platform for the best of London’s design community.

Since 2007 the festival has commissioned some the world's most influential designers, architects, and pioneering new talents to create something extraordinary for the festival's Landmark Projects, which are site specific and have appeared in some of London’s most prominent and covetable spaces.

For The Smile, Alison Brooks and the American Hardwood Export Council will present an installation in the form of a smile-shaped tunnel. 

The project with the biggest impact on the public environment will be Visionary Crazy Golf designed by architects and designers including Camille Walala, Tom Dixon, Sir Paul Smith and the late Zaha Hadid, which will take over Trafalgar Square in London.



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