Helena Howard Architecture

Identification of elements from Gothic detail taxonomies- External Aerial Axonometric

Workshop Apprentices face each other as they sit in their individualised craft booths. The window between the booths encourages social interaction between students engaged in various different pursuits of craft.

The Guild of Polychromy- Internal Vaulted Corridor

City of London Craft Guild of Polychromy- Aerial Plan

Aerial Axonometric

The Guild of 21st-Century Gothic Polychromy, Elevation

Traceried glass house for the testing of polychromy and light

Photo credit: Stonehouse Photographic & Sirisan Nivatvongs (Unit 22)

Anodised Aluminium Ceiling Boss- Digitally milled using 3-Axis, 4-Axis and Double Sided CNC milling, and then hand-cut and assembled using analogue processes.

Photographic Record of CNC Production Process

Photographic Record of Assembly Process

Gothic Tracery Microarchitecture

Craft School Entrance at Fredrick’s Place, City of London

Traceried windows forming part of a continuous Gothic line system