Simon Henley and Gavin Halebrown are the key names to know at the London office that was officially known as Buschow Henley from 1995 onwards, before changing its name to Henley Halebrown Rorisson between 2010 and 2016. This volume presents a number of buildings, many of which have been integrated into London’s dense urban texture, and all of which radiate a highly self-assertive and poetic expression. SELLING POINTS:

A monograph dedicated to two of the top names at Henley Halebrown Rorisson’s architectural firm

Celebrates some of Henley and Halebrown’s most accomplished creations, which occupy their spaces in an urban environment with poetic self-assurance 60 images and 30 plans