Award winning architect Richard England has always firmly 
believed that architecture must not only accommodate its 
functional aspects but more so it must enhance the spirit, and 
elevate the soul of its users. He has often quoted Tennessee 
William’s words ‘I don’t want reality, I want magic’ stating that
his philosophy is that the job of the architect is to make the
ordinary extraordinary.

Embracing a regional approach with specific reference
to place, memory and the zeitgeist of the age, England’s
inspiration stems from the rich millennial mnemonic layering
of his native land; from the Neolithic, through the resplendent
architecture of the 16th , 17th and 18th centuries together with
that of the ethnic vernacular typology.

The collection highlights distinct elements drawn from
England’s vast body of works, all of which combine a local
expression with a contemporary aesthetic; a fusion that has
become the hallmark of England’s unique architectural vision.

Collection limited to 50 prints.