Royal College of Art

Londres, Reino Unido

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Kensington Gore, Londres, London, SW7 2EU
Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens
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140 mKensington Queens Gate
180 mKensington Royal Albert Hall
200 mKensington Prince Consort Rd
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Classificação do local: 5
London, United Kingdom
«does anyone remeber, the homeless pavement artist who did his mary poppins type art outside the royal college of art about 10yrs ago»???
Classificação do local: 4
London, United Kingdom
I haven’t used the business of this Design group. However, I have visited the massive end-​of-​year show put on by the visual arts and fine art faculties and would not hesitate to go hunting for talent among the alumni if I needed it. Each year, in early summer, a section of Hyde Park across Kensington Gore is transformed into a showcase of mad and frequently brilliant design ideas. On the occasion I visited, I was able to plug headphones directly into a tree’s bark, sit in a full-​scale mock-​up of a futuristic personal helicopter and even sample the future of bathroom hand-​dryers (this eventually went onto become the Dyson Airblade).