Unfortunately, over time neighbourhoods can decline. There are many examples all over the UK, including formerly thriving seaside towns and urban estates. In the worst cases they become run-down, dangerous, and no longer habitable. However, this doesn’t have to be the case. They could come back to life and even potentially become self-renovating. We want to have a closer look at this here, then you can speak to us if you want to work with an innovative architect in London. Continue reading →

The first Monday of October is a significant day for two reasons; it is simultaneously the UN’s World Habitat Day and the International Union of Architects’ World Architecture Day. There was a big overlap in the themes this year, with a focus on the global housing crisis. Notably, both were backing the idea that housing is a human right and should therefore be more accessible. Let’s have a closer look here, then if you want to work with creative experts to create exceptional residential architecture in London, you can contact us. Continue reading →

There are two undeniable facts about London; there is currently a housing crisis and land availability is an issue. But, could there be a solution by making it easier to do airspace extensions? Adding extra storeys to buildings where it is viable and safe could provide lots of new homes. There is certainly backing for this, particularly from the London Assembly Planning and Regeneration Committee. Let’s have a closer look at their recommendations, then you can speak to us if you want to work with creative architects in London. Continue reading →