Emil Eve Architects

Ethos

Emil Eve Architects was founded by Emma and Ross Perkin in 2010. Based in Hackney, London, the practice undertakes residential, commercial and public projects providing full architectural, interior design and planning advisory services. EEA specialise in projects in historic and listed buildings and enjoy the challenge of introducing contemporary interventions into complex contexts.

Before founding EEA, Ross spent a number of years working on residential projects with Stirling Prize and RIBA Gold Medal winner David Chipperfield Architects. Previously Ross worked with several notable architects including Malcolm Fraser in Edinburgh, Odile Decq in Paris and David Mikhail in London. Ross is a RIBA registered conservation architect and 2012 SPAB Lethaby Scholar.

Emma combines practice with teaching and is currently a design studio tutor at the University of Westminster. She has previously worked with DGT Architects in Paris on the new National Museum of Estonia. She has also worked with practices such as Levitate and Sanei Hopkins Architects in London where she gained experience of residential, commercial and historic projects.

Awards

- Accredited on the RIBA Conservation Register (Conservation Architect) - Quinquennial Inspector in the Diocese of London - Winner of competition for the redesign of St Martin's Church, Brighton - Winner of the AJ Small Projects Communities Award, 2010 - Featured in many design publications and architecture journals/blogs

Website

http://www.emileve.co.uk

Project sectors

One-off Homes
Interior Design
Refurbishment and Extensions
Retirement Living
Office Base Build
Office Fit-out
Retail Interiors
Bars, Cafes & Restaurants
Gyms & Sports Facilities
Schools, Colleges and Universities
Community Centres
Libraries
Housing Scheme (20+)
Galleries and Museums
Theatres & Performing Arts
Temporary Installations
Heritage & Religious Buildings
Public Spaces
Private Gardens
Urban Design
Sheds, Cabins & Outhouses
Studios and Workshops
Guesthouses & Hotels
Student Housing
Housing Scheme (0-20)
Private Rented Schemes
Entertainment
Healthcare

Specialist skills

Sustainable Design
Self-Build
Historic Restoration
Refurbishment

Services offered

Full architectural service, Interior design, Feasibility, Concept design, Planning application, Renders & CGIs, Technical drawings, Masterplanning

Budget

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Extension and refurbishment of family home - Stratford
Jiva Spa and Wellness Centre
Dynevor Road - Stoke Newington refurbishment
Glyn Road - Extension and refurbishment of family home in Clapton, London
Marvic House - 12 apartments in Fulham
Extension and refurbishment of Grade II Listed house - Somerset
Charlotte Road - 16 new residential apartments within historic Shoreditch warehouse
Gibson Gardens - reconfiguration and refurbishment
Extension to refurbishment of Wiltshire farmhouse

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Extension and refurbishment of family home - Stratford

Currently on site... more details coming soon...

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Emil Eve Architects

Jiva Spa and Wellness Centre

Jiva Spa and Wellness Centre at the St James’ Court Hotel, London

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Emil Eve Architects

Dynevor Road - Stoke Newington refurbishment

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Emil Eve Architects

Glyn Road - Extension and refurbishment of family home in Clapton, London

Extension and refurbishment of family home in Clapton, London

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Marvic House - 12 apartments in Fulham

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Emil Eve Architects

Extension and refurbishment of Grade II Listed house - Somerset

Refurbishment and extension of a Grade II property in Bruton, Somerset. A new timber-clad extension provides a large open-plan space for contemporary living contrasting the smaller existing spaces of the historic house.

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Charlotte Road - 16 new residential apartments within historic Shoreditch warehouse

Conversion of five interlinked Victorian warehouses into unique apartments in the heart of Shoreditch, London. Original features such as glazed brickwork, exposed timber structures and historic ‘quirks’ have been retained and restored. Contemporary detailing compliments these elements of the building’s industrial past to create warm and welcoming interiors with a palette of rich textures and materials. The two-bedroom loft apartment features a large open-plan living and dining area, floor to ceiling bespoke oak bookshelves, a new library mezzanine and simple contemporary bathroom and kitchen.