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06 Mar

Posted at 10:12h in Publicity

Watch the lecture Clive gave last October at the Mies van der Rohe-designed S. R. Crown Hall, home of the College of Architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology, which was part of MAS Context's 2019 Fall Talks series. In the illustrated talk, Clive discusses the workplace thinking and design principles laid out in his latest book, The Theatre of Work. The publication proposes an evolution of the relationship between office users and the workplace,...

04 Mar

Posted at 11:45h in Projects, Publicity

The West Los Angeles Residence, the custom three-story home of our Design Director Clive Wilkinson and his family, was recently featured on The Toronto Star. Clive on why the different floors use different materials:“ I’m quite a fan of exposing wood in roof structures because it’s really interesting to see how it all goes together – and that’s a natural way for decoration. On the top level, I wanted to exaggerate this attic feeling which...

02 Mar

Posted at 12:05h in Projects, Publicity

Thank you, Metropolis magazine, for featuring Stanford Redwood City (SRWC), our 2019 workplace project for Stanford University. This marks the first phase of a new 35-acre development that will ultimately relocate more than 20% of the school’s workforce, approximately 2,700 staff members from 10 organizational units and 70+ departments. SRWC – Stanford’s first significant location beyond ‘The Farm’, the school’s main campus in Palo Alto – consists of four office buildings totaling over 500,000 usable...

26 Feb

Posted at 11:50h in Projects, Publicity

We are excited to announce that Clive Wilkinson Architects has been commissioned by Norwegian film director Joachim Rønning (“Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” and “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil”) and his wife, Amanda Hearst, co-founder of the luxury ethical fashion retailer Maison De Mode and great-granddaughter of publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst, to renovate John Lautner’s iconic Wolff Residence in Los Angeles, California.   Overlooking the Sunset Strip, the 1,664-square-foot house with dramatic views...

13 Feb

Posted at 12:32h in Events, Publicity

Interior Design magazine has assembled a prestigious Jury of architects and designers for the 2020 NYCxDESIGN Awards, and we’re so honored that our Design Director Clive Wilkinson was included! Clive is among great company, and the panel will be headed by none other than Interior Design’s fabulous Editor-in-Chief Cindy Allen. The Awards will take place in New York during NYCxDESIGN (May 12-20) and Jury members will judge submissions in project, product, and student categories.   Meet the...

23 Jan

Posted at 12:26h in Projects, Publicity

Watch the video below and take a filmic tour of the West Los Angeles Residence, a custom three-story home with spectacular views of the Los Angeles Basin, designed by and for our Design Director Clive Wilkinson and his family. A special thank you to Dwell magazine for the wonderful video and feature of the house, which you can check out here.[vc_video link='https://youtu.be/VGWrUXaRtqM'] Video courtesy of Dwell magazine...

21 Jan

Posted at 12:20h in Projects, Publicity

Our West Los Angeles Residence was featured in the December/January 2020 issue of Interior Design magazine with a wonderful 2019 Best of Year Awards Winner for City House write-up by Deputy Editor Edie Cohen. This custom home is the personal residence of our Design Director and Interior Design Hall of Fame member Clive Wilkinson and his family.   You can also read the full story here.   ...

14 Jan

Posted at 11:08h in Projects, Publicity

Our Design Director Clive Wilkinson's West Los Angeles Residence was recently featured on Dezeen, an online architecture, interiors and design magazine. Clive designed this custom 3,770-square-foot, three-story residence for himself, his wife Elisabeth and their three children. The separate levels address the varying needs of the family, as both children and adults have their own territories but can come together for social, recreational and dining needs.   Check out the full story here.  Photo: Ema Peter...

19 Dec

Posted at 11:49h in Projects, Publicity

Thank you, Architectural Digest Mexico & Latin America, for featuring our West Los Angeles Residence on your website. We are so honored that this custom family home has received such incredible coverage and feedback since its completion. What a way to end the year! We're looking forward to the next 🥂   Read the article in full here.   Photo: Ema Peter...

18 Dec

Posted at 10:28h in Publicity

Clive's recently launched book, The Theatre of Work, was included in Architectural Record's "Holiday Roundup of Architecture Books 2019". Record's editors each chose books from a wide range of monographs, manifestos, and histories, so we're very grateful to have made the cut and to be amongst such great company!   Check out the full list here and pick up your copy of Clive's book here. It's the perfect holiday gift for designers and design aficionados!   ...

16 Dec

Posted at 11:06h in Projects, Publicity

Clive recently sat down with Robert Beck of officeinsight, "a weekly digital magazine giving voice to those who create workplace design and furnishings."  The interview covers our Design Director's career and whirlwind of a year – from starting his renowned eponymous practice and designing his own office building, to launching his first-ever book The Theatre of Work and completing his custom family home, the award-winning West Los Angeles Residence.   You can read the article in full...

13 Dec

Posted at 10:53h in Projects, Publicity

Our design proposal for revitalizing the 57-year-old Ralph Freud Playhouse at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) – to be renamed the Whitney Family Theater in the Freud Playhouse after a $10 million commitment from UCLA alumna Elizabeth Reiko Kubota Whitney and her husband, investor Kenneth C. Whitney – was featured in the Los Angeles Times. Changes will include a sloping, elevated floor along with seating closer to the stage, plus new lighting and...

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