COME IN No

5FLOATING EXIBITION SPACE

REGENTS CANAL / NORTH LONDON MAREK JANKOVSKIJ

Come in No.5

Marek JankovskijGuffguff11@gmail.com http://www.flickr.com/photos/79455701@N02/page1

Floationg exhibition space and advertisment campain.

`` If you have a painting that looks to small above your sofa,do not center it. Offset it a few inches to the left. The negativespace - called `MA` - becomes part of the image `` RICHARD MISHAAN

`` If you have a painting that looks to small above your sofa,do not center it. Offset it a few inches to the left. The negativespace - called `MA` - becomes part of the image `` RICHARD MISHAAN

In 2020 the Regents Canal will celebrate its 200th anniversary. The canal’s histo-ry of connecting local communities, and beyond, through trade and business and ancillary industries has now been lost due to the improved London’s infrastructure.The studio will take an investigative ap-proach to the environment that exists along the Regent’s canal where it winds through from Kings Cross through Hoxton and south Hackney, down to Lime House Basin. We are asked to create and generate ideas using an entrepreneurial spirit, map, and explore the existing materiality of the area, while simultaneously connecting to areas of interest within the community.

BRIEF:

CONCEPT

The floating structure is focusing on the problem with waste around the canal and the canal itself, it is a structure wich will help prevent wasting in the canal and attract some sponsors to invest in the canal. The main idea

is to establish constant cleaning and care for the canal. Construction is flexible and movable and can contain all sorts of events. The structure is made from steel beams which detactch and are made from recycled ma-

terials from the site.

We live in a disposable society. It’s easier to throw things out than to fix them. We even give it a name - we call it recycling.

Neil LaBute