In a recent article we looked at how, as part of the residential architecture in London we are involved in, staircases can be both changed and moved to accommodate new design features. Many people make the quite understandable assumption that stairs within a building must be a constant that cannot be moved, so we are keen to stress that usually they can be. Continue reading →

In residential architecture space is everything. This is particularly true in busy cities like London where there is such a high demand for it but limited availability. With this in mind designs need to optimise the spaces that are available, ensuring they are useful, inhabitable and not wasted. Continue reading →

Over the years we’ve discussed how important it is for us, as residential architects, to consider the environmental impact of what we do. This is a subject which was recently highlighted by the remarkable Planet Earth II series, in which focus was placed on how cities impact the natural surroundings. If you happened to see this show then you will know how important it is to always seek out the use of sustainable materials in buildings and structures. Continue reading →