Making House
Heatherwick studio has opened the doors to Making House, its home in the heart of King’s Cross, London. More than just a design studio, Making House is a place to engage, inspire, and share the joy of making. The public are invited into the light-filled four-storey building – one that embodies the studio’s mission to make the world around us better for everyone. Located on Argyle Street in King’s Cross, Making House is a total transformation of the 1970s office building previously occupied by Diesel Industries. Through its large street-facing windows and timber facade, passersby can catch glimpses of the lively, experimental world inside – offering a rare peek at the studio’s design process and history of the studio hosted on the street level. The ground floor holds a treasure trove of models and objects from past and future projects – from the full-scale model of the rear of the well-known London bus to the prototype of an unusual lift button, and even a slice of another city – a ceramic column mock-up from the studio’s latest project in Xi’an, China.
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