Technical Resources

Harford Manor was envisaged as a 2000 m² ‘super-home’, a sumptuous residence with all kinds of luxuries built with high-quality materials and finishes. The house has six bedrooms with private bathrooms, as well as staff accommodation, two kitchens, a double height central galleria, dining hall, split level sitting room, cinema, library, indoor swimming pool and leisure complex.

The sculptural installation along Manhattan’s High Line forms a dramatic pedestrian tunnel of almost 40 metres in length. Unlike any other temporary shelter in the city, Fenton Holloway worked alongside Zaha Hadid Architects to design an extremely lightweight structure full of dynamism and movement which appears to be hovering and sweeping over the passer-by’s.