2021 Museum Of Architecture Colour Memories Exhibition, MoA News
Museum Of Architecture Colour Memories Exhibition 2021
12 Mar 2012
Colour Memories exhibition from Museum of Architecture
Museum Of Architecture Competition, London, England, UK
?Colour is what makes memories come alive and it does the same with architecture, bringing a sense of joy, personality and individuality to buildings of all types and scales – as well as being a little bit fun.?
Owen Hopkins, Director of the Farrell Centre at Newcastle University. Taken from his introduction to Colour Memories exhibition.
Colour Memories a new exhibition by Museum of Architecture opens online today

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?Colour is something that helps us recall memories and feelings. The steel blue of the ocean on a windy Autumn’s day that gives us chills just thinking of it; bright neon-coloured lights in cities that evoke excitement and energy; and primary-coloured crayons strewn across a table harking back to the nostalgia and innocence of being a child. Narratives like these are driving the Museum of Architecture’s Colour Memories exhibition, bringing the personal stories of architects, and the designs they inspire, to life.?
Melissa Woolford, founder and director, The Museum of Architecture
Colour Memories – a new exhibition by The Museum of Architecture and sponsored by Axalta – is dedicated to exploring the role of colour in architecture and design. The e...