Folly for a flyover

Folly for a Flyover transformed a disused motorway undercroft in Hackney Wick into. Folly reclaimed the future of the site by re-imagining its past. Non-profit organisation Assemble have constructed a temporary canal-side cinema under a London motorway flyover.

Das temporäre Projekt Folly for a Flyover unter der Autobahnbrücke der Aim Londoner Viertel Hackney Wick war im Sommer 20Standort eines . Built by limitless volunteer energy and ingenuity, the Folly is about the enjoyment of actions, with other people, from the building to the events. Assemble's ingenious Folly for a Flyover, beneath the Ain Hackney, is one of a number of inspired new works for London's public spaces, . Folly for a Flyover, London: Unter einer Autobahn unweit des Londoner Stadtviertels Hackney hat eine Studentengruppe dieses temporäre Haus aus .

This summer's project, Folly for a Flyover, is even more ambitious: a pop-up building under a flyover on the A1 hosting cinema, performance . Folly for a Flyover was a temporary project that demonstrated the potential for a disused motorway undercroft in Hackney Wick to become a .

Assemble, the collective that wowed us last summer with Cineroleum, have designed and built a folly located in the undercroft of the Aby the . Part of the CreateFestival, Folly For a Flyover is the work of Assemble, the gang of amibitious young architects and designers who built the . Not-for-profit group Assemble has completed its temporary Folly for a Flyover on the edge of the Olympic site in Hackney. This summer, a building will appear in the gap between the eastbound and westbound traffic of the A12. Transforming the cavernous undercroft where the motorway crosses the Lea Navigation Canal, Folly for a Flyover hosted a six week programme of waterside . A team of Assemble volunteers put the cinema together in one month. Folly for a Flyover was a temporary project that transformed a neglected and unwelcoming motorway undercroft in Hackney Wick into a popular public space for . Folly for a Flyover commences 24th June and will run for weeks, and the Inside Out Floating Cinema will channel it's way through London .