Gagosian Heddon Street
London, United Kingdom 1999–2000
Client: Gagosian
The Gagosian Gallery at Heddon Street was the first that Caruso St John designed when Gagosian decided to open in London in 2000. The gallery consisted of a main ground floor and a basement gallery, in a quiet side street of Edwardian brick buildings close to Cork Street.
Credits
Location
London, United Kingdom
Date
1999–2000
Client
Gagosian
Caruso St John Architects
Adam Caruso, Peter St John
Project team
Ashley Dunn, Rod Heyes, Esther Waterfield
Structural engineer
Price & Myers
Services engineer
Max Fordham
Cost consultant
Jackson Coles
Photography
Hélène Binet
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