Tree of Hope Featured in NLA’s Connected Capital Report

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Linking Sculpture with Jewellery

collaborative exhibition Studio Lux X Goldsmith Luka

15.03 - 31.05. 2025

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📍 Goldsmith Luka, 8 Camden Passage, London N1 8ED Google Maps

🚇Nearest tube station: Angel

🕥Opening hours:

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 11 am – 6:30pm

Saturday 11am – 5pm

Sunday 11am – 3pm

Monday Tuesday closed

🎾🏆Wimbledon Tennis Season 🍸‘Wimbledon Quarter’ New Images Released!

 

We’re thrilled to share the Wimbledon Quarter marketing images that we produced for Romulus UK.

The images feature the transformation of Old Fire Station, The Magistrates Court to revived restaurant, cafe and coworking. Historic texture, new energy, story-rich scene and accuracy come together.

Client: Romulus UK

Consultants:

Image: Studio Lux

Fletcher Priest Architect

Macgregor Smith Landscape Architects

Source: https://wimbledonquarter.com/units/

Launching Keep Moving Collection

The Keep Moving collection draws on perpetual dynamism and light. The idea of reconnecting with marble started during the pandemic year. The collection arose when encountering the marble offcuts in the stone yard of London. We saw their resemblance to planets’ colours and textures. Through modern industrial techniques and traditional craftsmanship, the materials were transformed into a unique polychrome collection.

10:30 am - 5:30 pm Tuesday 9 - Saturday 13 May

Studio Lux Pod in Centre Dome

Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, Lots Road, London SW10 0XE

Source: https://artefact2023

Creative Director Hongdi Li Joins Jury for FRAME Awards 2023

We’re delighted to share the news that Hongdi Li, founder and creative director of Studio Lux, is invited to be the jury member of November and FRAME Awards 2023 as the yearly event kicks off to mark the prestigious FRAME magazine’s 25th anniversary.

The theme of the year: Spaces directly impact us – and the planet.

Make every space matter 每个空间都需要意义

Story of Hongdi and Studio Lux

Educated in China, her home country and UK, Hongdi embraces her unique cross cultural perspectives to drive her creative approach. It led her to form the architectural and artistic hybrid practice Studio Lux in London and Shanghai. She has a special interest in designing in different contexts to respond to social and cultural conditions while creating meaningful design at the heart. The designs celebrate connectivity and inclusivity through creativity.

Hongdi joins the strong jury peers: Andy Thaemert senior creative director at Nike, Emma Maxwell founder and design director of Emma Maxwell Design, Philipp Schlauch senior workplace consultant at Drees & Sommer, Tolù Adẹ̀kọ́ founder and creative director of Adẹ̀kọ́ & Co., Samar Younes founder and principal consultant of Samaritual, Niels Kramer creative director of EMEA – interior architect at Tétris Design & Build, Collin Burry design principal of Gensler, David Del Valle founder interior and industrial designer of Del Valle Studio, Chantal Vos associate partner at Kraaijvanger Architects, Corey Martin principal designer of Hacker Architects, Nita Posada principal director of interior design of Skylab, Eunice Wu property director at China Merchants Shekou Overseas Development, Hihope Zhu founder and chief architect of Archihope, Vincent Zhang, cofounder of Domani Group.

Rainbow Statue Receives High Commendation at London Festival of Architecture Competition

We’re thrilled to announce that our proposal Rainbow Statue has received high commendation at the 'Pride Pop Up' installation competition by London Festival of Architecture, Architecture LGBT+, RIBA and more. The work will be exhibited at Pride Pop Up Exhibition at St. Anne's Church Soho and Designing Out in Roca Gallery. It's published on Architect's Journal - you can read it here.

Proud to be part of Dalston Architecture Collective (DAC)

Dalston Architecture Collective (DAC) group work is on Istagram

Dalston Architecture Collective A group of architectural practices across Bootstrap have come together to share knowledge, ideas and experience, and created the Dalston Architecture Collective (DAC). It is a forum for mutual exchange, that meets every week to support each other collectively – especially now while working remotely. This has taken the form of weekly CPD’s, staff sharing, LFA events, and ongoing inter-business support. They have formed joint bids, joint responses to Part L, and a joint masterplan for Dalston Quarter. These approaches have allowed them to adapt, especially in this new world of Covid-19. As its most recent project, the collective is offering 45 minute online consultations with potential clients. The unique collaborative approach of the group means that we they are offering these meetings with two practices. The process is to collect information via a custom questionnaire, then have a video call with two separate practices, and then supply a sketch. This gives a collaborative approach, which also draws in engineers, fabricators, and architects from the group. This provides the client with a one-stop shop, in order to clarify ideas, and give certainty over an approach. Their approach gives efficiency and through the collaborative which also de-risks the process. DAC's collaborative approach gives efficiency and helps de-risk the design process - together they offer an extensive variety of experience and a broad range of knowledge across all sectors.