Architect Evgeny Didorenko has released his conceptual proposal, Thames River Museum, which aims to improve connectivity on the North Bank of the Thames River and create an exciting museum space in London.

Architect Evgeny Didorenko has released his conceptual proposal, Thames River Museum, which aims to improve connectivity on the North Bank of the Thames River and create an exciting museum space in London.As a proposal for the Thames Museum, which is currently a project without permanent accommodation, Didorenko?s work seeks to help the museum become a reality by finding a location for it that would not only work with the museum?s context, but that would also solve existing issues on the riverbank.Therefore, the proposal?s site is an underused portion of London?s North Bank?Queen?s Quay. Historically, Queen?s Quay served as a transportation hub to deliver goods to city residents from the sea, but now lies abandoned, and stays dry during periods of low tide, when water levels drop up to eight meters.
Courtesy of Evgeny Didorenko

Courtesy of Evgeny Didorenko

Courtesy of Evgeny Didorenko

Furthermore, the existing pedestrian route along the embankment in this area is essentially nonexistent, with no access to the waterfront, and no direct pathways, which forces pedestrians to walk inland for several blocks before returning to the river.The proposal features three m...