Shouldn't We All Be Developers

Shouldn't We All Be Developers

20 x 11 cm | 4.5 x 8 in
87 colour and b/w ills | 192 pages
Paperback

Solidspace founder Roger Zogolovitch studied at the Architectural Association in London between 1965 and 1971. Zogolovitch has seen the business of architecture from all sides, as architect, client and developer, and set up Solidspace as a vehicle to develop interstitial sites not otherwise recognised as suitable for inner city development.

The Solidspace approach encourages collaboration with other architects partnerships include those with de Rijke Marsh Morgan Architects, Mole Architects and Stephen Taylor Architects. Solidspace schemes are concerned with varied plans and sections, in order to open up small sites to larger footprints through interconnected spaces borrowing, in part, from the history of Modern architecture, and ideas of the raumplan and architectural promenade .