We are well known for having a keen sense of environmental awareness in all the work that we do. We believe that for modern architects in London and throughout the world, it is vital to operate in a way that is as environmentally friendly and resource efficient as possible. London poses some unique challenges in this regard, with resource management becoming a particularly vital matter as space becomes more limited in the capital. At this moment, supplying power to buildings in London is one of the biggest concerns. Continue reading →

A notable Georgian property in Barnes, South West London collapsed during the last week of November. Although no official report has yet been completed into the matter, the collapse happened while underground basement work was being conducted. This demonstrates the importance of emphasising safety and stability when any kind of work is being carried out to renovate or alter a property – something that we are always deeply committed to in our architectural work. Continue reading →

St. Peter’s Seminary is one of the most famous ruins in Scotland. The building near Cardross was built in the 1960s to act as a training college for Roman Catholic priests. The seminary closed in 1980 and the site subsequently became a drug rehabilitation centre before closing entirely in the late 80s. Continue reading →