The Pie Factory | James Rennie

October 6, 2012 by bg-martin

The Pie Factory by James Rennie | 2012 “The scheme’s main function serves as a pie factory, located next to The Virgin Mary Chantry. The factory commemorates the four chantries and celebrates Yorkshire food. The four chantry towers stand adjacent to one another, along the River Calder, working together to produce the pies. These pies are then taken to the sites of the other three chantries to be sold. Within each of the towers is an archive that houses recipes from their […]

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The Lost City | James-Rennie

September 19, 2012 by bg-martin

The Lost City James-Rennie “A foreign man is lost, he wanders the system, his movement is arbitrary, he finds himself in a space that is dissimilar to spaces he has experienced in the past. The surfaces seem to speak to him, perhaps pull him in. He feels the dry surface of a decomposed concrete wall, as he does this he feels as if he is pushing through the surface, whether this is a physical or a mental movement he can not tell. […]

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