After Metropolis features a selection of Powell Tuck Associates´ key<br><br>projects, from their first ground breaking work--the Metropolis<br><br>Recording Studios in London, which they won in 1989--to their most<br><br>recent alterations and new buildings, including Bloomberg, Riverside<br><br>One, Deepwater and Stamford Brook.<br><br>Through the evaluation of these projects, the book will demonstrate<br><br>the practice´s approach to architecture and design, setting out their<br><br>guiding principals, influences and attitudes, therefore emphasising<br><br>their engagement with existing buildings, att ention to the<br><br>interconnection of spaces and to circulation, to refined material,<br><br>light and colour palettes, as well as their contemporary approach to<br><br>housing and working environments.<br><br>Written by julian Powell Tuck, founder of the practice, the book<br><br>also features contributions from the writer and critic Fred Scott, the<br><br>architect David Connor and the investor/businessman Carey Taylor<br><br>who will offer their comment on the work of Powell Tuck Associates<br><br>respectively from the point of view of the academic, the colleague<br><br>and the client.