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 →

Lighting (Illumination in Architecture) is a very special magazine focusing on recognising the progression being made in terms of light in properties. They explore homes, commercial architecture, and public buildings too. The publication looks at current and past projects, exploring innovations and inspiration to help keep pushing forwards. The curators of the magazine are architects and designers from all around the world. Continue reading →

Architectural styles come and go, affected by changes in tastes, trends, the requirements of inhabitants, and even things like building codes and environmental policies. In some cases the style of architecture can tell a wonderful story of a location and how it has changed over time. Continue reading →

When it comes to commercial architecture, there aren’t many that can match up to the skills possessed by our team. Full of imagination and completely committed to the projects that we are working on, we have managed to meet the requirements of numerous clients over the years. No matter how big or small your plans are, we will work to fulfil all of your needs. Continue reading →

Coffey Architects was proud to be featured in a recent article for the RIBA Journal. The topic of the piece was the importance of feedback and how much it can help architectural businesses to stand out. Continue reading →