Brighton i360 Construction
I was tasked with documenting the construction of the Brighton i360 between 2014 – 2016 by Marks Barfield Architects. The Brighton i360 is Britain’s tallest observation tower. The i360 was designed by David Marks and Julia Barfield, the architects who designed the London Eye.
Inside on of the i360's tower segments which are referred to as 'cans'. Sif factory - Holland - December 2014
Two i360 flanges. 4 biggest cans in the background are for the i360. Sif factory - Holland - December 2014.
After diverting a sewer and high voltage electrical cables piling began, piling is like digging the foundations. February 2015.
It's not just the i360 that is new, the council has renovated the arches on both sides of of the i360 so whole area will be renovated.
The i360 is being built on the site of Brighton's old West Pier. The West Pier's ticket booths are being resurrected. Where possible original iron work is being used. The Swan Foundry in Banbury in Oxfordshire has restoring parts of the West Pier ticket booths. April 2015.
The Swan Foundry worker who was taking a break from shot blasting part of the West Pier's ticket booth. April 2015.
Overview
Swimming Club 2014 to 2016
Brighton i360
Brighton i360 Construction
Street Style Montage Portraits
Mass participation sporting events
Brighton Starling Murmurations
Brighton Swimming Club Pre 2013
Party time!
Lomogaphy (taken with Lomo LCA)
O2 Guru Brighton weekender
Sunday Times festival guide
Dr Martens lookbooks
Burning Man 2005
Brighton Christmas day swims
Swimming in the snow
Low Down
Bramptons Butchers
Aardman Animation
BFI Archive Berkhamsted
LFO: The Lost and Found Orchestra
Lewes Bonfire Celebrations