The property market in London went through some major changes in 2015 with the introduction of changes to stamp duty and prices continuing to rise. The situation has limited the options for some property owners who would typically be looking to move up the ladder and purchase homes with more space. People are now increasingly likely to invest in expanding and improving their home rather than moving. This creates some fantastic opportunities for architects in the capital, giving them the chance to create solutions for a wide array of different settings and criteria. Continue reading →

We were recently happy to be featured in Lighting magazine, the publication which focuses on illumination in architecture, with an article about our recent Exposure exhibition. Our founder Phil Coffey discussed how the work carried out by our architects in London is informed by his ongoing photography project and the different ways people experience architecture throughout the world. Continue reading →

The term commercial architecture refers to a huge variety of different buildings, from hotels to shopping centres to the offices in which people work. Office architecture poses its own unique challenges, and in order to achieve success in this area, architects must focus on achieving a balance between all the required elements. Continue reading →