Mixed use buildings have a very interesting history. At one point it was quite common for properties to have commercial space downstairs and the residential rooms above. However, there were soon stricter limitations on separation between the two. Commuting to work became the norm. There was also a big difference between commercial architecture and housing. Continue reading →

Reducing waste and helping the environment is a big task for architects. A change to the core principles of how we design and build could be necessary. It would improve residential, public, and commercial architecture. You could even apply it to other projects such as infrastructure. Continue reading →

When building a new house, the objective is to impress prospective buyers. With commercial architecture though, you need to focus on impressing clients. Should you leave a lasting impression, they will likely return to do business with you in future. With the help of our top team, you will be able to design your building in ways that attract the attention of the most critical of eyes. Continue reading →

A lot of critics speak out about how bland modern design is. They can criticise everything from art to commercial architecture. Unfortunately we are at a point in history where there are a number of challenges that restrict originality. There are simply too many existing ideas to compete with. How can you be truly groundbreaking and original with how much has come before? Continue reading →

There is a natural effect on our bodies when we hear the sounds of running water. We experience a shift in the autonomic nervous system response. As a result, the body begins relaxing. So, it is not surprising that individuals of all ages naturally get drawn to water features. They can include cascading pools, waterfalls, and fountains. At this point, you may be wondering how water features can aid your commercial architecture. We are going to explain that here. Continue reading →

At one point high street banks were among the most important amenities to the community. They were essential for opening accounts, getting out money, paying in cheques, and even exploring products like mortgages and insurance. Today we can do all of this online. As a result, many banks have closed. Others have made big changes to their commercial architecture to continue serving customers. We want to take a look at the evolution here and what you can expect from modern high street banks. Continue reading →