Strata SE1 wind turbines shown at Royal Academy Summer Exhibition

The 3D model is included in the architecture room where Allies and Morrison, Foster Lomas Architects and Trevor Dannatt RA of Dannatt, Johnson Architects have work featured.

Strata's wind turbines have this week been tested for the first time in preparation for the official opening of the Elephant & Castle landmark tower by Mayor of London Boris Johnson on 1 July.

Strata is designed by architects BFLS.

Studies for Shand Street, at the side of Southwark Council's Tooley Street building, are entered by Alford Hall Monaghan Morris.

SE1 artists as well as architects are well-represented this year. As expected Bermondsey-based Royal Academician Norman Ackroyd has prints of rural Ireland.

Vanessa Jackson's huge oil Way Up hangs prominently in the middle gallery on the main visitors' route.

Frank Watson has entered a limited edition photographic print of the Thames estuary.

Displayed side by side are screenprints by Anthony Frost and Albert Irvin, both represented by Advanced Graphics London in Long Lane.

Mick Finch's silhouette of the Queen, called Constellation III, hangs high in the Large Weston Room.

Craigie Aitchison RA, who died at his home off Kennington Road last year, is honoured with a memorial display in the Fine Rooms.

• The Summer Exhibition is open from 14 June to 22 August at the Royal Academy of Arts in Piccadilly

• There are two opportunities to see works rejected by the RA Summer Exhibition in SE1 this month: the annual Not the Royal Academy show at Llewellyn Alexander Fine Paintings in Waterloo opens on 14 June. This year the Menier Gallery is also hosting an exhibition of Summer Exhibition Rejects.