Create expectations: what to see at London Design Festival

Skip dinner plans and head over with a friend late evening for the full effect. Over on Aldwych, the Pangolin Shield is a huge bamboo pavilion inspired by the world’s most trafficked mammal, covered with traditional Indian police shields and woven rain shields used by farmers in north-eastern India. Designed by Studio Saar and Atelier One, it explores colonial legacies, power and ecological exploitation. Behind closed doors — but still free to attend — is The Art of Sound, an immersive spatial sound experience at the Wapping Hydraulic Power Station (which has been closed to the public for the past…

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