Hayhurst and Co. gets out the gardening gloves to densify London back-lots
LONDON – Inserting contemporary architecture into a conservation area can be challenging. Hayhurst and Co. accepted this challenge in designing a new building for Whitaker Malem, the artist and costume-maker duo behind works by Allen Jones, fashio
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