Benjamin Lucraft BArch MAA

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A selection of works, collaborations, and commissions past and present in no special order. The work is generally concerned with the cultural value of architecture, drawing upon a range of sources and connotations.

2009 bachelor, The Glasgow School of Art, the Mackintosh School of Architecture.

2013 masters, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture.

Website by Benjamin Lucraft and SBPH

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Copenhagen Apartment Refurbishment, Kitchen, 2016, Drawing
Ceramic Stools, 2013, physical model.
Outdoor Auditorium, 2013, Park am Gleisdreieck, Berlin, drawing.
Exit Light, 2012, stills from film.
Event Space (A Day in the Life of), 2013, collage.
Rooftop Garden, Granada, 2012. Physical Model
A chalk and ink drawing of Steam Towers
Steam Towers, 2013, Berlin, chalk and ink drawing.
SOUND HOUSES, 2015, New York, physical model
Physical model for Digital Folk Art Gallery Space in Berlin
Digital Folk Art Gallery Space, Berlin, 2013, physical model.
SOUND HOUSES, 2015, New York, physical model and collage
Digital Folk Art Gallery Space, Berlin, 2013, physical model
Pop-up Restaurant and Bar for Atelier September at CHART Art Fair, 2014, Copenhagen. Designed and built with Julie Ann Cormie
Pop-up Restaurant and Bar for Atelier September at CHART Art Fair, 2014, Copenhagen. Designed with Julie Ann Cormie.
Digital Folk Art Gallery Space, Berlin, 2013, physical model.
Copenhagen Apartment Refurbishment, Kitchen, 2016
Colour Trail, late winter perspective, Assiniboine River, Winnipeg, Canada, 2014. Collaboration with Birgitte Lund and Brooke Campbell-Johnston
Digital Folk Art Gallery Space, Berlin, 2013, physical model.
Steam Towers
Steam Towers, 2013, Berlin, collage.
Colour Trail, Site 1, Assiniboine River, Winnipeg, Canada, 2014. Collaboration with Birgitte Lund and Brooke Campbell-Johnston
Digital Folk Art Gallery Space, Berlin, 2013, physical model.
Street Seating in Nollendorfstraße, 2013, collage.
Outdoor Auditorium, 2013, Park am Gleisdreieck, Berlin, physical model.
Colour Trail, change over time in elevation and the axo of formwork build up, Assiniboine River, Winnipeg, Canada, 2014. Collaboration with Birgitte Lund and Brooke Campbell-Johnston