Synonymous with extreme wealth and the British establishment, if the London borough of Kensington and Chelsea were a person it would be a portly gentleman in finest white tie.The Royal College of Art (RCA) - a piece of brutalist architecture rudely positioned next to South Kensington’s ornate Royal Albert Hall – would, then, be a bur stuck to the gentleman’s silk handkerchief: an oddity bursting with the seeds of change.

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