Gagosian Grosvenor Hill

London, United Kingdom 2012–2015

Client: Gagosian RIBA Award

Gagosian’s main London gallery at Grosvenor Hill is located in the centre of Mayfair, close to Berkeley Square. The gallery occupies the whole ground floor of a podium and slab residential building from the 1960s. The tall gallery spaces are located in the podium, with the viewing rooms and offices for Gagosian on the first floor of the slab building above. The project was made in collaboration with Tate Hindle, the architects of the Grosvenor Estate.

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Drawings

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Ground floor plan

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First floor plan

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Lower offices plan

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Upper offices plan

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Caruso St John have designed an exhibition of sculpture by Alberto Giacometti, Bruce Nauman and Pablo Picasso for Gagosian's Grosvenor Hill gallery.

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Exhibition

Visions of the Self:
Rembrandt and Now

Gagosian Gallery Grosvenor Hill, London, United Kingdom

12 April-18 May 2019

gagosian.com

Visions of the Self: Rembrandt and Now, the exhibition designed by Caruso St John is open at Gagosian Gallery Grosvenor Hill.

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Opening

Gagosian Gallery Grosvenor Hill

London, United Kingdom

The new Gagosian Gallery in Mayfair opens to the public today. The gallery opens with an exhibition of paintings, sculptures and works on paper by Cy Twombly.

Credits

Location
London, United Kingdom

Date
2012–2015

Client
Gagosian

Area
2,230m²

Caruso St John Architects
Adam Caruso, Peter St John

Project architects
Nina Lundvall, Bernd Schmutz, Martin Pasztori, Will Pirkis

Project team
Charles Bedin

Collaborating architects
Tate Hindle

Structural engineer
Ramboll

Services consultant
Ramboll

Cost consultant
Jackson Coles

Project manager
Jackson Coles

CDM coordinator
Jackson Coles

Main contractor
Westgreen Construction

Photography
Hélène Binet
Ioana Marinescu

Awards
RIBA Award
Westminster Society Biennial Award for Architecture Winner