Eco-friendly architecture seeks to minimise the negative environmental impact of buildings. This is achieved by using energy, development space and materials in moderation. People often wonder how pleasing to the eye sustainable architecture can actually be as a result of the inherent compromise involved. The truth is that sustainable architecture has reached groundbreaking new heights, and with regard to green initiatives London has evolved into one of the most inspirational and innovative cities in the world. As an architect in London, we are committed to carrying this on and implementing sustainable features in the structures we work on. Continue reading →

The global economic crisis in 2008 had a big impact on the architectural sector, causing countless projects to grind to a halt. Luckily the situation has improved since then, and the market is a far healthier place in 2015 with good prospects and opportunities. Architects in London and around the world are also finding they have increasing space to make a positive impact on the built environment, bringing change that is more eco-friendly and sustainable. Continue reading →

In years gone by, the words “office design” simply conjured up the image of rows of cubicles in a characterless room. However, today, modern offices are more likely to be bright, dynamic and appealing spaces that inspire creativity and collaboration. The day of the grey cubicle is over, and many companies are beginning to innovate within their workplaces. Continue reading →