Designed for a family with a strong interest in sustainable design
The transformation of a 1920s detached house with a natural materials palette to reflect the original house
A redevelopment of an existing 14,000 sq.ft. office building located adjacent to Carnaby Street in the heart of Soho.
A former parchment factory and scheduled monument
A photographers mid terraced Victorian townhouse in West London
A minimalist, 4 storey house with a palette of stripped back materials
A minimalist and elegant property in Fulham, London
Willowbrook House is an excellent example in the optimisation of space and light.
A luxury self-catering barn is country living on modern terms.
A 2 bedroom new build with a simple, raw materials palette
An industrial heritage building transformation
Reflecting the nuanced realm of Scandinavian design, Mounts Bay has both a warm, open and sleek, sophisticated aesthetic.
A refurbishment of the Gilpen Hotel’s restaurant and lodges to capture the essence of its natural surroundings and global audience.
A penthouse with extensive views of the V&A Museum and Royal Albert Hall
A floating house on the banks of the river Loddon
The minimalist dream home in a classic Ash
Natural light and pared back materials bring to life a Victorian terrace apartment
Coal Drops Yard industrial unit conversion into a retail and eatery experience
A contemporary apartment transformation in Fitzrovia
A coach house extension to create a new studio space
A minimal palette of materials for a compact mews house in Highgate
A mews development into a luxury four bedroom property in Kensington
A Victorian mansion block apartment refurbishment
A contemporary family home renovation in Wimbledon
A bright, modern and playful transformation of a residential apartment
A Kentish Town apartment transformation
A bright, contemporary family home on a limited budget
Reconfiguring a 1950s house to extend and provide additional space
A new build located in the upper garden of a 17th Century Grade II Manor
Unlocking the potential of a conservation area site
A new build apartment designed by light defining its space
London’s first co-housing scheme where architecture supports a community
The old laundry room above a flat in a 1930’s residential block
An office facilitating health and happiness
A harbour front Fisherman’s Cottage in Mousehole, West Cornwall
Untangling a congested internal layout to connect the spaces
An understated living space in Camden
A light and uncluttered home
A working barn conversion into a personal retreat
A former chapel built in 1859 in Earl Soham, Suffolk
