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Clash, Harrods, London

A pop-in built to embody the collection’s spirit of tension between tradition and liberty. Warped lines, unconventional geometry and multiple surfaces to resolve made this as much a feat of engineering as it was design, a chance to demonstrate mastery of material and form.

A play with conventional architecture

Over six months, period features of the Harrods building appeared pushed and pulled by the collection’s disruptive energy, broken shard-like forms and playful spheres in gold and white embodying Clash’s youthful, subversive spirit.

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