The architecture field moves forward thanks to technological advancements. New equipment allows architects to be more creative with their designs. It can also reduce the amount of time that is necessary for modelling and feasibility studies. One of the most powerful devices an architect can use is a 3D printer; with one they can produce accurate models from a number of materials. Continue reading →

For decades the trend in commercial architecture has been to create buildings that stand out. There are many incredible examples of this all around the world, including the Shard in London as well as the new Apple Campus in LA. Although these designs can be attractive, they can have a huge impact on an area. Consequently, architects are now starting to consider the wider settings in which their buildings are based. Continue reading →

Commercial architecture is something we are very familiar with, having completed many projects revolved around it in the past. Using our talents as well as extensive knowledge of the sector, we can produce first class complexes that suit a plethora of specifications. Committed and hard working, ours is a team you can depend on. Continue reading →

In a past blog we wrote about our plans for a brand new three storey mixed retail and office building in King’s Cross. We submitted the proposal to the London Borough of Camden, hoping their planning committee would grant permission. These hopes were successful because on February 22nd approval was granted for this exciting piece of commercial architecture. Continue reading →

BBC Television Centre is an iconic piece of commercial architecture and is familiar to TV viewers from numerous generations. The property faced an uncertain future in 2010 though because many services were relocated to new buildings in Salford. The decision was ultimately made to transform the property, creating new homes, commercial spaces, and community facilities. Continue reading →

The popularity of timber in construction continues to grow, both in the residential and commercial sectors. In fact, plans for the largest office complex built from the material were recently revealed. The plan is to create three stepped buildings in Newark, New Jersey that rise six, eight and eleven stories. In total this will create 500,000 square metres of space, making it the largest piece of timber commercial architecture in the USA. Continue reading →