Assemble
Art Gallery, Building, University

The Yardhouse by Assemble | Courtesy of Assemble © David Grandiorge
This pioneering collective in south London remains the only architecture practice to win the Turner Prize, which it bagged in 2015 for regenerating the dilapidated Granby Four Streets estate in Liverpool in Liverpool. As part of the Art on the Underground programme, the group recently covered a small building outside Seven Sisters Underground Station in more than 1,000 handmade tiles in collaboration with artist Matthew Shaw – it had previously used colourful tiling in the design of its former east London workspace, The Yardhouse, which has since been dismantled. Assemble is currently designing a new public art gallery for Goldsmith’s University, which is set to open this later year and involves converting a former Victorian bathhouse at Laurie Grove in south London.