In the early 20th century, English mathematician and creator of puzzles Henry Dudeney figured out how to transform a square into an equilateral triangle. Known as the “Haberdashers Puzzle”, the individual pieces are hinged to form a chain that turned into either the triangle or the original square. This revolutionary breakthrough has recently inspired the design of a domestic structure that suits all seasons and temperatures. Continue reading →

Restoring older properties has always been popular amongst homeowners and developers, but recent times have seen the emergence of a new trend. More and more people are investing time and money into renovating very old structures, but rather than recreating the way the property would have looked at the time of its construction, they are modernising and adapting the structures. The idea is to retain the traditional aesthetic of the property’s exterior, while presenting a completely contrasting interior, giving the building a renovation with a twist. Continue reading →

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 →