The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is inviting members to submit work for the upcoming annual summer show in south London, aimed at displaying some of the finest private and commercial architecture and design talent in the UK. The show, named Architecture Open 2015, will showcase everything from paintings and drawings to models and sketches that have been fundamental aspects of well-known projects. Continue reading →

Modern skyscrapers are becoming more and more widely seen form of residential or commercial architecture, appearing in countries all around the world. They are the best answer city planners have to spatial issues and the demand for housing because they can fit a number of homes or commercial spaces into a relatively small space. Some towers become design icons whereas others are not so well received. The biggest argument tends to be that they change the skyline and can get in the way of sunlight, leaving spaces around them darkened. The answer to the second problem could be found sooner rather than later. Continue reading →

We are always looking to the future and considering how the architectural industry will evolve in years to come. For the most part, forecasts for the next five years are optimistic, particularly when it comes to residential and commercial architecture in London. Continue reading →

Green architecture is a trend that is sweeping the world, with more and more professionals taking the time to consider the environmental impacts of construction. It is leaving an impression on both residential and commercial architecture, seeing an increasing number of properties taking sustainability and the environment into account. There has also been a wave of innovations looking at factors such as landscaping, energy saving and ventilation improvements. Continue reading →

According to the multi-national corporation Google, natural settings make for more productive working environments as opposed to busy city centres. At the end of February this year, Google revealed plans for its new headquarters in Mountain View, California, designed by a team of some of the world’s finest architects. Continue reading →

London attracts huge numbers of tourists each and every year, and is a worldwide hub of business and culture. Due to this, it’s constantly changing and evolving to meet current demands. This also applies to the city’s architectural landscape and how it will be adapted in the future. As professional architects, we understand the importance of keeping up with people’s changing circumstances and creating architecture which reflects their needs. Continue reading →