Coronavirus has changed our lives in numerous ways in the span of just a few months. From the way we work to how we go about daily routines, things are different. It is even impacting building projects and the design of our spaces. In this article, you can read about some of the changes this virus has brought about in both residential and commercial architecture. Continue reading →

We are an award winning business that strives to provide the greatest forms of commercial architecture. Our teams assist clients in bringing their plans from paper to reality. We go over every detail so we can ensure that things go according to plan. Most importantly, we will make sure that your spaces are as functional as you intend them to be. Continue reading →

When you think about commercial architecture the first things that probably come to mind are huge office blocks and large shopping centres. However, businesses don’t always have massive spaces to play with. Some prefer to keep things small and personal. The smaller size doesn’t mean these commercial spaces should be any less incredible. In fact, they can be just as eye catching as large ones. Continue reading →

The best commercial architecture has the ability to satisfy the needs of many different stakeholders. For example, it should have features and spaces to suit all kinds of visitors and people who work in the building. For the latter it needs to cater for various types of working, including private spaces, meeting rooms, and more. Then, the building also needs all the necessary support facilities such as bathrooms. However, accessibility is more important than all of this. If people can’t easily come and go, the property will fail. Continue reading →

While you might find it hard to believe, working with an architect for your commercial architecture project can in fact save you money. You will have to pay the fee for the services but this will almost always be a lot less than the money you might have to spend on issues. This includes fines, overruns, and delays that come as a result of flaws with the building design. Continue reading →

High profile events like the Olympics and World Cup can have a huge impact on host cities and countries. One potential issue is the legacy for the stadiums and buildings that host parts of the events. Some of them only see a small amount of use and then become difficult to manage and maintain. In many cases they simply become empty and derelict. However, adaptive reuse can transform them so they get a new lease of life. This can make them amazing pieces of commercial architecture, homes or public buildings. Continue reading →