Bricks have been the most popular building material in the UK for centuries. They became essential in London after the Great Fire in 1666, with regulations mandating builders use them for fire safety. The Industrial Revolution made them cheaper and more accessible, securing their prominence. In 2026 they remain the go to option for houses and low rise buildings. However, specifying them for projects today is a little different. Let’s have a closer look, then you can rely on us if you want to design high end residential architecture in London. Continue reading →

Back in 2018, the International Union of Architects and UNESCO agreed to work together to select the World Capital of Architecture for the UIA World Congress events. It’s been a successful relationship since then. Crucially, it recognises the great work different cities do to address key issues like preserving heritage, building climate resilience, boosting safety and sustainability, and planning for future generations. We want to have a closer look here, including examining the new title holder for 2029. Then, if you want to work with leading architects in London, you can rely on us. Continue reading →

While July has been incredibly dry in many parts of the UK, even leading to droughts and hose pipe bans, we can’t forget how wet it can be. In fact, we’re seeing more periods of heavy, intense rain. It increases the risk of flooding, especially in dense urban areas. In light of this, it is important to think about ways to prevent it and protect drainage infrastructure. Blue roofs can be a fantastic option. They can also work well with green roofs and living walls. Let’s have a closer look, then you can speak to us if you want to work with a leading architect in London. Continue reading →