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Rainbow After The Storm is a colourful and interactive pavilion designed by a team of young architects working at Foster + Partners.

The pavilion was named as the winner of the ‘Pride Pop Up’ competition organised by Architecture LGBT+ and the London Festival of Architecture.

Despite the cancellation of the 2021 Pride in London parade, the lightweight pop up will be installed in September in the gardens of St Anne’s Church in Soho, celebrating the contribution of LGBT+ architects to architecture past and present. ‘Rainbow After The Storm’ will also be in place for Inside Out Festival and the Soho Live festival, which is an official partner for the project alongside Westminster Council, the RIBA, and St Anne’s Church.

Rainbow After The Storm

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