LFA on-location: exploring sculptural installations in Central London

One of the London Festival of Architecture's key missions is to platform the work of emerging designers, showcasing the sustainable and forward-thinking design that's happening in universities, collectives, classrooms and small practices across the city. This month, the Festival is back with two installations in Gaggenau's Wigmore Street showroom by designer Titilayo Abiola, who's going to talk you through her inspirations for each of the two pieces. You can find more information and images of the pieces online, or why not head to Gaggenau to see the installations for yourself? For more information about the pieces and details of how long they're on display for, head to lfa.london/gaggenau. Head to the Tilayo website to stay up-to-date on designer Titilayo Abiola's work. To explore the whole LFA2024 programme, head to lfa.london. This episode was produced and edited by Katya Spiers. You can find a transcript of the conversation below. Download the transcript Image: The Dance and Digital Artisans, LFA2024 © Jane Lam Image description: A collage of the two installations in Gaggenau's showroom