Filmmakers Neutral will present their first solo exhibition at the Architecture Foundation’s Yard Gallery (see images below) in London, starting on 14 September.

The exhibition, called Neutral Moving Space, will celebrate Neutral’s work on digital animations for architects including Zaha Hadid and Herzog & de Meuron.

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Neutral Moving Space

New installation by pioneering filmmakers Neutral premiers at The Architecture Foundation’s Yard Gallery

The first solo exhibition by filmmakers Neutral will go on show at The Architecture Foundation’s Yard Gallery from 14 September to 13 October 2007.

Neutral was founded in 1998 and has advanced the use of digital animation in interpreting and communicating architecture. The exhibition will feature a new spatial installation exploring moving imagery and non-real space, along with commissioned video animations for radical architectural designs by Zaha Hadid, Herzog & de Meuron and others.

Over the last decade Neutral has been commissioned by a number of visionary architects to visualise projects, from buildings to urban masterplans. Integrating digitally rendered environments with real footage the films both bring to life the imaginations of these space makers and also offer the viewer an unexpected, beyond-reality experience of buildings they may already know, such as an aerial tour of the new Tate Modern development, or a 3D exploration of the Allianz Arena in Munich.