Architecture is charged with creating beautiful habitable properties for a wide array of environments. Last year there was even a competition for architects and designers to create designs that visualised what life would be like on the moon. The Moontopia project generated hundreds of responses and a huge array of ideas. Recently the winner and eight runners up were revealed. Continue reading
Author Archives: Stephen Hall
Collaboration can produce incredibly successful architecture
One of the crucial elements for success as architects in London is to always embrace collaboration. We use this term in a broad and multi-layered way, as it is a concept which can extend far beyond just the dictionary definition of the term. The different understandings of the term are illustrated in our work for a project underway in Horsell Moor. Continue reading
Examining the wonders of juxtaposition
Juxtaposition can have a huge impact on architecture, particularly if properties manage to be rooted in place and make great use of the location. There are a number of these buildings in locations all around the world. If the same design was used in a different area it wouldn’t work anywhere near as well. This makes the properties extra special. Continue reading
