Darryl Moore & Adolfo Harrison
RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2022
24 - 28 May 2022
London Bridge Station
Tooley Street/Bermonsey Street
SE1
Designed by Ula Maria, Caitlin McLaughlin, Alexandra Noble, Sarah Wilson.
Stainer Street, London Bridge Station, London, SE1
19 August - 3 November 2019
Adolfo Harrison and Darryl Moore
Chutneys, 124 Drummond Street , London NW1 2PA
Designed by Adolfo Harrison & Darryl Moore
Westminster Kingsway College, Regent's Park Centre, Longford Street, London, NW1 3HB
Designed by Adolfo Harrison & Darryl Moore
Lindley Hall, Elverton Street, London, SW1 2PB
26 - 28 October 2018
Designed by Adolfo Harrison & Darryl Moore with Alison Condie and Tony Heywood
Barbican, Silk Street, London, EC2Y 8DS
14 March - 7 May 2018
Designed by Adolfo Harrison & Darryl Moore
RHS Lawrence Hall
11 - 13 July 2017
Designed by Adolfo Harrison & Darryl Moore
RHS Chatsworth Flower Show
6 - 11 June 2017
Designed by Adolfo Harrison & Darryl Moore
RHS Lindley Hall
11 - 13 November 2016
Designed by Anoushka Feiler
The Paperworks, 48-50 Newington Causeway, London, SE1 6DR
August 2014 - March 2015
Designed by Adolfo Harrison & Darryl Moore.
RHS Plant and Design Show
21 & 22 February 2014
Designed by Wilson McWilliam Studio
RHS Lindley Hall
22 - 23 October 2013
Designed by Matthew Childs
Oxo Tower Wharf
11th September - 29th September 2013
Designed by Anoushka Feiler
Oxo Tower Wharf
22nd August 2013 - 8th September 2013
Oxo Tower Wharf
Designed by Sarah Eberle and Andrew Burns
Gibbons Rent, London, SE1 2EN
Permanent garden, open 24/7
Designed by Alison Condie and Tony Heywood
The Old Vic Tunnels
21st June 2012 - 13th October 2012
Joe Swift studied garden design at The English Gardening School in 1990 and co-founded Modular garden design and build company. He won a Gold medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2012 and is a Registered Member of the Society of Garden Designers. He has been presenting Gardeners World on BBC since 1998 and is a journalist and author, as well as the President of The NGS, a Patron of the Horniman Museum, The Harington Scheme, The King Henry’s Walk Garden and The Garden Classroom.
Zandra Rhodes is an iconic fashion and texiile designer who has been dressing international stars and royalty for over five decades. She founded the Fashion and Textile Museum in London in 2003. She was made a Commander of the British Empire in 1997 in recognition of her contribution to fashion and textiles and has nine Honorary Doctorates from Universities in both the UK and USA. In May 2010 she was installed as Chancellor of the University of the Creative Arts (UCA) and was made a Dame in the Queen’s Honours list 2014.
Award winning landscape designers Adolfo Harrison and Darryl Moore founded Cityscapes in 2012.
Darryl Moore is a designer, a respected landscape design and horticulture writer, and garden design tutor. His book Gardening in a Changing World is due to be published by Pimpernell Press. He is on the Council of the Society of Garden Designers, and Co-Curator of online landscape resource thehub.earth. He has previous experience in event production, installation art, sound engineering and mechanical engineering, as well as having performed internationally as a musican, DJ and sound artist. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Adolfo Harrison began his career as an artist and curator in London and Barcelona. After completing his Masters in Fine Art he continued with post-graduate studies in garden design and horticulture, whilst also spending a year at London's oldest botanical garden, The Chelsea Physic Garden. He is a member of the Society of Garden Designers, sits on the selection panel for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and teaches garden design. He won the prestigious Judges Award at the Society of Garden Designers Awards, for two years running, for his residential design work. .
Todd Longstaffe-Gowan is a gardener and historian and landscape architect. He is Gardens Adviser to Historic Royal Palaces, and President of the London Parks and Gardens Trust. Projects in Britain and abroad, often feature a conservation slant, such as Kensington Palace Gardens (2012). His work reflects an interest in the dramatic and sculptural potential of landscape, and is imbued with whimsical, historical eclecticism.
Wilson McWilliam Studio is the combined talents of landscape architects Andrew Wilson and Gavin McWilliam, who both share a passion for garden design and experimentation with materials and plant associations and are strong advocates for cross fertilisation between both disciplines. Andrew Wilson is a Fellow and former Chairman of the Society of Garden Designers. He is a lecturer, a respected author and regularly judges for the RHS specialising in show gardens. Gavin McWilliam originally studied Fine Art, and is a Chartered Member of The Landscape Institute.
Daniel Lobb originally studied Fine Art Sculpture and in 2006 received an MA in Landscape Design from Inchbald School of Design. He was awarded a Gold Medal and ‘Best Conceptual Garden’ at RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show 2011. He is a Registered Member of the Society of Garden Designers.
Anoushka Feiler trained at KLC, where she she won the Great Dixter Award for Planting Design, and graduated with a Professional Diploma in Horticulture and Landscape Design. Her show garden 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' was awarded a Gold Medal and 'Best in Show', at RHS Hampton Court Flower Show 2012. Her conceptual garden Excuse Me Whilst I 'Kiss the Sky' was awarded a Silver-Gilt Medal and winner of ‘People’s Choice Best Small Garden’ at RHS Hampton Court Flower Show 2011. She is a Pre-Registered Member of Society of Garden Designers.
Matthew Childs trained at KLC College of Design. In 2013 he was awarded a Gold Medal and 'Best in Show' award for his Ecover garden at RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. In 2012 he received a gold medal and ‘Best Conceptual Garden’ at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower show for his garden ‘Light at the end of the Tunnel’. He was Jacksons Show Garden competition winner 2010, and is a Pre-Registered Member of Society of Garden Designers.
Jon Sims graduated from the London College of Garden Design in 2012 after many years working in interior architecture. He won the Society of Garden Designers Student Award 2012, and is finalist in two categories inthe SGD Awards 2013.
Sarah Eberle is the holder of nine RHS Gold medals and Best in Show award at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2007. She has exhibited show gardens in New Zealand, Japan and created a garden installation in Trafalgar Square. She has been awarded an honorary doctorate from The University of Greenwich, and is a member of the Landscape Institute, Society of Garden Designers and the Institute of Horticulture.
Andrew Burns is an architect working from Chippendale, Australia, designing houses, cultural buildings ans public spaces. Andrew was awarded the 60th Anniversary Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship in 2012, was a finalist in the National Worker’s Memorial competition Canberra, awarded the inaugural Fugitive Structures project at Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation. In 2013 Andrew Burns received the NSW Emerging Architect Prize and a commendation for Crescent House in the Small projects category at the NSW Architecture Awards.
Tony Heywood and Alison Condie are celebrated for their horticultural installations which cross-fertilise the areas of gardens and fine art, exploring new ways of engaging with and re-presenting nature and landscape. They have worked together since 2000 and are represented by the VIGO Gallery 22, London. Their sculptural works have included floating sculptures on the Serpentine in Hyde Park, installations at Berkeley Sq, Tate Britain and Lord's cricket ground. Their inspiring installation 'Space Ritual' won 'Best in Show' at RHS Tatton Park 2010.
Andy Sturgeon runs an international practice from Brighton and is also director of Garden Design Asia. He has won 5 RHS Gold medals, and 'Best in Show' at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2010, as well as the Gardening World Cup 2009 in Japan. He is the author of several garden books, columnist for the Guardian, Daily Mail, Daily Express and Sunday Times, and contributor to the Daily Telegraph and Financial Times, as well as a TV presenter for BBC.
Cityscapes was launched in 2012 by Adolfo Harrison and Darryl Moore to bring new dynamic approaches to the way the urban environment is designed, managed and inhabited, by creating innovative temporary and permanent parks, gardens and installations that are surprising, thought provoking, accessible and inclusive. Embracing a cross-disciplinary collaborative approach, Cityscapes projects transform neglected and underused spaces into multi-functional places, bringing together people and plants in ways that command attention, encourage investigation and facilitate engagement, whilst embracing flexibility to ensure ecological, economic and social sustainability.
Environmentally low-impact design solutions and reuse of materials are central to the design ethos. An ecologically informed approach to plant communities is a the heart of Cityscapes work.
Cityscapes works in partnership with designers, artists, cultural organisations, councils, business improvement districts and community groups.
Projects include pocket parks, garden installations, public realm planting, masterplanning.
Cityscapes is a not-for-profit organisation.
© 2023 Cityscapes London is registered in England and Wales as a not for profit limited company No. 7992740
Cityscapes
SHED Studio 2
8 Lee Street
London
E8 4DY
Tel: 07712 583 246
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