The beauty of London’s architectural landscape is that it is not characterised by any one style. The capital has acquired its diverse collection of structures over a very long period. Its style progresses through the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries with buildings constructed for the religious and financial institutions, through to the skyscrapers of the 20th century and the more contemporary structures of recent years. Continue reading →

At its core, contemporary residential architecture strives to reach beyond standard ideas and traditional aesthetics to produce structures inspired by location, layout and intended function. Essentially, all forms of modern architecture take inspiration from the individual projects themselves. If a project is intended to showcase or highlight a particular feature or house a particular object or person, then modern architects will aim to design for the individual requirements of each project and be inspired by the unique purpose. Continue reading →

Architecture is a unique art form that incorporates much more than the construction of buildings. The process consists of a varied range of crucial elements that when combined serve as the very foundation of a structure. When it comes to designing and planning a new structure, the intended functionality is key. Every new build has an array of responsibilities in that it has to serve either our personal or professional needs. This applies to every building, whether it is residential, public or commercial. As a dedicated architect in London, we make sure that we understand each aesthetic and functional need of every planned structure. Continue reading →