When people consider making changes and renovations to their homes, it’s easy to let your thinking become subconsciously guided by the way it looks in the here and now. It’s important to free your mind and think outside the box when looking to change. For example, don’t let yourself think that every room and feature in your home has to stay where it is and be worked around. When we are working on your residential architecture in London, you will have the confidence and assurance you need to be bold in your thinking for desired changes. Continue reading →

As the demand for properties grows, particularly in sought after areas such as London, space is becoming more of an asset. Many new examples of residential architecture in London and elsewhere are becoming notorious for getting smaller and smaller. This is especially true for flats. In recent times, we have seen news items about the more extreme examples such as a one-room property for £275,000, containing just 188 square feet, as well as houses just seven and twelve feet wide on the property market for tens of thousands of pounds. Continue reading →

If we take a look at the evolution of everyday objects and technology like computers, televisions, and mobile phones, we can see that these items have become progressively smaller and much easier to use. This is reflected in the fact that there is an increasing demand for simpler, more elegant architecture and design. Continue reading →