In previous articles we have written about our projects with the Dana Research Centre at the Science Museum and Hidden House. Both were recently added to the shortlists for RIBA London awards and we were very excited about awards night. This excitement reached new levels when it was revealed we had won an award. It was completely blown away when we won a second. This became our third after the RIBA East one we received.   Continue reading →

We are immensely proud of our work on the U&I Headquarters and that the company came to us to regenerate the Victorian industrial space to create a piece of modern commercial architecture. Our team brought U&I’s ideas to life, ensuring the space suited their needs perfectly. The response to it has been incredible. Continue reading →

The time for the London Festival of Architecture 2017 is fast approaching. It will be held from the 1st to the 30th June, providing a full month of events. Whether you want a chance to take a walking tour of commercial architecture, plan to visit the wonderful exhibitions, or want to attend a talk or conference, there is plenty to choose from. Many studios will be opened so you can get an inside look into their work too. Continue reading →

Over the years architects have worked hard to perfect ovoid shaped designs, creating some really incredible commercial architecture in the process. The oval shape is favoured because of the efficient strength. This lies in the arc and exceeds what can be achieved with many other shapes. Continue reading →

In our previous article we discussed sun protection and the Walkie Talkie tower in London. In this one we would like to consider the Shard and how they created a unique piece of commercial architecture that excels both in terms of sun performance and energy efficiency whilst also bringing the ideas of the architect to life. Continue reading →

RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) recently published the shortlist for the 2017 London Regional Awards. The list includes an incredible 85 projects scattered all across the capital. This is an increase of 17 over 2016, setting a new record. The diversity of the works is also more astonishing than ever. Residential, public and commercial architecture are all represented, showcasing the depth of skills and creativity in the industry. Continue reading →