Around the world you can find all kinds of significant heritage architecture. This includes castles, palaces, churches, monuments and memorials, historic homes and gardens, and even commercial architecture. In some cases entire landscapes or massive areas have undeniable historical and cultural value. Sadly, much of it is currently at risk and we could lose it in the future. Continue reading →

There are several key business hubs in different countries, including New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore, and London. As a result, there is consistent demand for high quality commercial architecture in the cities. Unfortunately, this can be tricky in some cases. Luckily, a recent decision by the Planning Inspectorate could make things easier in London. It could mean a brighter, more competitive future for the Square Mile. Continue reading →

Reuse is more important today than ever before. That is the case for buildings, construction materials, packaging, and more. Ultimately, the goal is to help the environment and maximise value. There are a number of critical things to think about here, so let’s explore them. Then, if you want some help with commercial architecture, homes, or other projects, you can talk about everything with us. Continue reading →

Mixed use developments are more popular today than ever before. It’s incredibly common to see projects with different combinations of housing, retail, offices, leisure, and community space. This helps to maximise the utility of the land, and can create better communities. However, it does present challenges. One of the biggest is deciding what to do about plant. Is it better to have a single central room or distributed plant for individual uses? Let’s have a look, then you can rely on us if you need help to create outstanding commercial architecture and more. Continue reading →

Whatever project you are planning, from homes and housing to commercial architecture or infrastructure, it is vital to consider the site conditions. Crucially, you should look beneath the ground. It’s very useful to get a clear picture of what is going on, including old foundations, various utilities, the water table, and the type of soil. It will then reduce the risk of issues. Continue reading →

The mass production of cars in the 1920s made them more affordable and accessible. It had a big impact on urban areas. Suddenly they were designed for vehicles to get around easily. This also had an impact on new developments, often designing them with car ownership in mind. However, attitudes are changing and generally we want to reduce reliance on cars. Walkable cities are a fantastic idea, ensuring everything is within walking distance. We want to have a closer look at that here, exploring key design considerations such as commercial architecture. Continue reading →