Transforming the way clients search, find and hire architects - COMING EARLY 2017
Project Sector
Residential, Commercial, Retail & Regeneration
Specialist Skills
Sustainable Design
Key People
Chris Dyson RIAS, RIBA, FRSA
Harry Whittaker ARB, RIBA
Gideon Purser ARB, RIBA
Mathew Witts ARB, RIBA
Awards
Brick Awards Shortlist 2014
AJ Small Projects 2014
Retrofit Awards Shortlist 2014
City of London Heritage 2011
Georgian Group Shortlist 2008
Business Address
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- Princelet Street
- London
- E1 6QH
1 year
The Chanarin Residence and Studio comprised of two houses sharing a courtyard. One refurbished town house, number 9 and modern new-build number 7.
1 year
Refurbished Warehouse for Mona Hatoum's Art Studio and Gallery Space
2 years
Rear extension to Victorian terraced house in an Islington Conservation Area.
2 years
A historic refurbishment of a retired mariners cottage at Trinity Green.
2 years
A modern refurbishment and extension to a London town-house.
2 years
Bright and airy modern space crafted out of a historic Spitalfeilds House making for a fantastic family home.
2 years
Classic 18th century Refurbishment and modern courtyard extension.
2 years
Modern Villa Renovation in Cannes, France
2 years
A Bespoke Residential Transformation of a Kensington Mansion House.
2 years
The Dyson Family Residence, Architecture Studio and Eleven Spitalfeilds Gallery in a rebuilt London terrace.
2 years
A Georgian family home refurbishment in the heart of London's historic Spitalfeilds area.
3 years
The Merchant House has been designed to express its original beauty whilst increasing light a creating a selection of bright and tropical reception rooms in a modern Spitalfields family home.
3 years
Warehouse refurbishment into family home within the Fournier Street Conservation Area.
3 years
Classic Refurbishment with New Extension. Architects Journal Small Projects Winner 2014.
3 years
Extension of top floor apartment and balcony.
3 years
An artists studio made into a flexible family home and work space.
3 years
Town-house refurbishment to a family home on the northern arm of the historic Spital Square.
