Aberrant adds colour and flexibility to a British school
Aberrant Architecture’s palette for a school in London’s De Beauvoir Town is an adventurous defiance of monochromatic interiors. The East London practice and think-tank introduced refreshing tones – with a grown-up twist – into the Rosemary Works
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