Eastwest Architecture's garden shed provides plenty of height for skipping and jumping

The English capital can be an exciting and bustling hub of activity but, just outside the central cocoon of Greater London, opportunities can be slightly more lacking. Hackney-based firm Eastwest Architecture was approached by a client who found t
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Lauren Teague
According to Vinklu's design for a Bucharest café, leftovers are sacred

Most-viewed: Biophilia, neuroinclusivity and circularity shine in this week's Awards highlights

Say Architects remedies retail fatigue with a canopy-inspired interior

Can one space support both farming and living? A Korean house advocates for symbiosis

Most-viewed: a sturdy carbon-sequestering home, a candy-coloured Louis Vuitton pop-up, and more
-thumb.jpg)
This week, play with bricks at a Lego pavilion, meet a 100 year-old butter market with a new lease on life and more

July’s FRAME Awards winner awed jurors with its surreal sense of scale
-cover-thumb.jpg)
Most-viewed: A radically circular office design, a giant glowing rock garden and more

How over 30 creatives brought this wellness-driven urban retreat in London to life
