Established in 2026, our London office is located in the Shakespeare Tower at the Barbican, one of the UK’s most significant post-war urban ensembles. Here, architecture, culture, housing and public space converge in a unique way. This setting profoundly influences our thinking on urban living, sustainability, the adaptive reuse of existing buildings, and the role of public architecture.

We work across a wide range of sectors, including healthcare, education, residential development, mixed-use schemes and public sector projects. A particular focus of our work is socially engaged and environmentally responsible architecture. Among our recent achievements is the completion of a special educational needs school for Derbyshire County Council, which received both the RIBA National Award 2024 and the Civic Trust National Award. In addition, a mixed-use development in Bromley, London, recently received full planning permission. The scheme comprises 109 homes, 34 assisted-living units for older residents, and commercial space for local start-up businesses.

Our team of nine architects currently develops sustainable and practical design solutions through close collaboration with clients, consultants, contractors and local communities. Our aim is to translate ambitious visions into appropriate, innovative and liveable buildings through an integrated and place-sensitive design approach.

Each project is approached as a unique challenge, resulting in a bespoke solution tailored to its specific context and requirements. Continuous attention to detail ensures the highest level of reliability throughout every project phase. Insights gained from completed projects enrich and inform new commissions, resulting in high-performing buildings of exceptional quality and enduring value.