When it came time to redevelop Coca-Cola's headquarters across the pond in London, architect Linda Morey-Smith was faced with a dilemma to resolve the past while nodding to the future. The architect and her firm - MoreySmith - creatively reconciled both, working from the building's 20th century Edwardian/industrial interiors to create a striking balance between old and new. The design incorporates visual elements like vintage machines, bold neon signage, nifty glass bottle lamps, and cheeky pain...
When it came time to redevelop Coca-Cola's headquarters across the pond in London, architect Linda Morey-Smith was faced with a dilemma to resolve the past while nodding to the future. The architect and her firm - MoreySmith - creatively reconciled both, working from the building's 20th century Edwardian/industrial interiors to create a striking balance between old and new. The design incorporates visual elements like vintage machines, bold neon signage, nifty glass bottle lamps, and cheeky pain...
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