Reorganisation of the ground floor layout of a two storey semi detached residential property and the replacing of a garden shed at the rear of the garden with a writing hut.

This project for an actor and an artist, and their young family, involves the extension and refurbishment of an Edwardian house in West London. It demonstrates our approach to the look and feel of residential interiors.

This project for Jesus College, of Cambridge University, is for high-quality commercial office accommodation on a site in the centre of Cambridge. The requirement was to make a building that would serve as a lasting asset to the College and make a positive contribution to the surrounding area, much of which is also owned by the College.

New British Embassy in sensitive middle-east location.

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This project investigates and re-establishes the typology of a semi-detached house as a contemporary dwelling. The original Victorian cellular rooms have been replaced by open-plan levels. The play upon space marks different activities; the double-height lower ground floor functions as the main entertaining room with access to the rear garden.

This new build four-storey home is located upon a restricted site in the busy area of Borough, South-East London. The ever-changing urban context provides a haphazard backdrop of industrial infra-structure, commercial and residential buildings and the scenography of an existing railway.

The Slat House represents an unusual two – storey extension, and sophisticated remodelling of a 1930’s semi-detached house, to provide an extra bedroom, bathroom and study/ garage.

Sitting in the exposed expanse of the Cambridgeshire fens, the Stealth Barn is a bold, simple form, reminiscent of the barn it accompanies. Built as a guest house, studio or meeting place, depending on time of year and workloads: the Stealth Barn is also a retreat, a place of inspiration and enjoyment.

Occupying one of four plots (a gap in a Brixton terrace), Slip House is CTA in-house development built in the bottom of the garden of a derelict house. Three simple ‘slipped’ orthogonal box forms break up the bulk of the building and give it it’s striking sculptural quality. The top floor is clad in milky, translucent glass planks which continue past the roof to create a high level enclosure for a private roof terrace. Designed to Code for Sustainable Homes Level 5.

SODA. have just completed an expression of interest and concept designs for a prominent site in the City of London. Located in the heart of the City of London, the brief was to convert four existing buildings from their current office use into new residential units and to maximise the development potential of the site for a major, international developer client.

SODA. have recently completed the extension and remodelling of this 1970’s family house. Situated on a private road in Kingston-upon-Thames. Our proposals sought to extend the house both to the front and the rear – replacing a lean-to conservatory with a modern kitchen, breakfast and dining room and replacing an existing garage with a bright and spacious family room.

Redevelopment of LeSoCo in Southwark including new media and performing arts schools.

The second phase of a staged plan to improve Waltham Forest College

A major refurbishment at Waltham Forest College in north-east London

SOUP Architects were asked to rework an exquisite mid twentieth century timber shingle house by Colt Houses. The approved proposals include for a series of external stand alone buildings including twinned Artist Studios, located remotely from the main house and configured to create a tranquil, contemplative space in the garden.

'Industrial Picturesque'

Double-height library space at heart of Victorian mid-terraced house.

The conversion of a grade ll listed tythe barn and adjoining agricultural building in Edgefield, Norfolk to a new family home.

A self contained family home with garden, within a conservation area in East London.

A new wing conceived as a freestanding addition, plugging into the existing Victorian Board School.

An exhibition layout that challenges the convention of contemporary galleries, offering a new visitor experience to reflect the novelty of the design elements on display.

Adding value to a canal-side location through high-quality apartment clusters designed to foster a sense of community.

A flagship Academy that provides a beacon for educational excellence in a deprived area of inner-city Birmingham.

Modern, award winning boathouse and student accommodation set amongst listed boathouses

A Grade 2 listed building remodelled and returned to a single family dwelling

A refurbished Victorian terrace in a Hackney conservation area.

A replacement barn built in the grounds of the architect’s farmstead, its modular parallam portal frame allows for future flexibility.

Mixed use development, including 337 dwellings (including 43 extra care apartments), commercial office space, retail and community provision.

Beacon Stoves is a showroom for a wood energy appliance retailer in west Wales.

An eco-house on the edge of a ribbon development village in rural Bedfordshire.

A renovation and extension of a semi detached family home in central London

A contemporary new build house featuring innovative use of glass.

A remodelling of a former Victorian brass instrument factory into a series of loft style apartments.

‘Shoffice’ (shed + office) is a garden pavilion containing a small office alongside garden storage space located to the rear of a 1950’s terraced house in St John’s Wood.

Modern beach side summerhouse on Hayling Island

A new single storey 2 bedroom ‘urban cabin’ on a tight corner site, previously a small car park.

Photographs by Sarah Blee

A supported housing scheme for the homeless in Colchester for Family Mosaic, the design is inspired by examples of 19th Century almshouses the local area.

A range of projects on 2 sites. both commercial and residential. including shop fronts, internal refurbishment new build and roof extensions.

Photographs by Sarah Blee.

Art Deco Gem transformed into 'live-work' development

Mazarin House is a new-build block of six flats recently completed in Woodford, London. The flats were designed using the latest digital modelling technologies to make the best possible use of the space, light and aspect of the site.

A new public space commemorates the worst civilian disaster of World War II, when 173 men, women and children died on the staircase leading down to the tube station.

This project is a “deep-retrofit” of a 170-year old grade II listed Victorian townhouse. It is the first listed building in England to meet the AECB Silver Performance Standard and in June 2014 the project was announced as finalist in the AJ Retrofit Awards.

This project extends, renovates and re-organises an Edwardian semi-detached house, opening up the small rooms into a contemporary open plan living space.

This late-Victorian terrace site is short of space to the rear, constrained by an industrial unit built across the back gardens. The project optimises the available space creating a rear extension with a dining room on the ground floor and a bathroom above.

This project provided “suburban” facilities in a condensed urban setting.

In order to counteract the dense urban character of London’s Spitalfields, this flat interior abstractly recreates a piece of the New England forest familiar from the client’s home.

This project is a crafted renovation to a two-bedroom flat.

Set in the grounds of an Umbrian farmhouse this demountable retreat is made entirely from Larch.

Intensive ground is a hybrid urban-ecological landscaping strategy that attempts to integrate community within the landscape.

New build house in Hampstead, North London

UCH2 is a major new building in Priory Square, for University Centre Hastings – a satellite campus of the University of Brighton.

Hussein Chalayan "Fashion Narratives" Les Arts Decoratifs, Paris

This Grade II* Listed building was devastated by fire in 2009. The site has stood derelict until now and SODA. are pleased to announce that planning permission and listed building consent have been granted to fully reinstate the four storeys plus basement townhouse to its former glory.

Residential Rrefurbishment

This project involved providing specialist architectural advice and project management for the construction of a flagship store project within the renovated Dickens & Jones building on Regent Street.

Athlone’s multi-award winning 4,200 sqm Civic Centre houses the town library , executive offices, debating chamber, and public hall.

Plot 8, More London, Tooley Street Fire Station

Residential refurbishment

Winner of RIAI Best Cultural Building Award 2013, this contemporary art museum is located on a spectacular site by the town’s historic bridge, castle and the church of St Peter & St Paul.

A new museum for the Chichester located over the archeological ruins of a series of Roman Baths

This 11,150sqm residential tower offers spectacular views across the river

Passivhaus Enerphit Studio space for Sjölander da Cruz Architects.

A ‘tenure blind’ residential scheme of 308 units offering a unique and welcoming sense of place. It forms the opening phase within a new masterplanned neighbourhood of some 2,250 homes.

New 4,850sqm theatre in the heart of Canterbury's historic centre.

The winner of 5 major awards, this unique arts project was shortlisted for the 2006 Stirling Prize (penultimate round).

Award winning new opera house constructed on the site of the Wexford Festival's former theatre, accommodating in house productions and visiting companies.

The extension and reconfiguration of the Coast Café, Worthing.

One Priory Square, provides a new headquarter office building of 5300m2 at a pivotal Hastings location as part of the Priory Quarter Regeneration masterplan.

Gorilla Kingdom creates an immersive landscape and visitor attraction which houses the western lowland gorillas and other native species of the African rainforests of the Congo and Gabon.

Long thin dormer located in conservation area.

Alterations to Victorian terraced cottage.

The conversion and extension of a 1930's built substation to residential use in the middle of Camden Town. Planning Approval 2014

Extension to a large Victorian house.

Created for Clerkenwell Design Week, Smith is a pavilion and exhibition that showcases the innovative use of tools in making, from historic crafts to contemporary fabrication techniques.

Rural with a view out over the picturesque Lough Erne.

Private home in Little Venice, London.

Warehouse refurbishment into family home within the Fournier Street Conservation Area.

Award-winning studio house designed to accommodate an alternative lifestyle

New student hub and refurbished auditorium.

BLight and airy basement extension and modern house refurbishment

Refurbished Warehouse for Mona Hatoum's Art Studio and Gallery Space

Classic Refurbishment with New Extension. Architects Journal Small Projects Winner 2014.

Extension of top floor apartment and balcony.

A modern refurbishment and extension to a London town-house.

Studio Weave were selected as one of the ten finalists chosen from 475 entries for the Hans Christian Andersen House of Fairytales, an international competition organised by the Danish Architects’ Association and Odense City Museums.

The refurbishment of a 1970s three-storey maisonette in Hackney.

A historic refurbishment of a retired mariners cottage at Trinity Green.

An artists studio made into a flexible family home and work space.

A stunning new facility for Radlett Park Golf Club

Sculptural bike lockers that add vibrancy to the public realm

Remodelling of a Victorian flat

Modern Villa Renovation in Cannes, France

Attractive, affordable new homes in Essex

Town-house refurbishment to a family home on the northern arm of the historic Spital Square.

A competition winning and multi-award winning scheme for York St John University close to the walls of York Minster

Classic 18th century Refurbishment and modern courtyard extension.

The Chanarin Residence and Studio comprised of two houses sharing a courtyard. One refurbished town house, number 9 and modern new-build number 7.

A striking centrepiece for a residential conversion

A Bespoke Residential Transformation of a Kensington Mansion House.

The Dyson Family Residence, Architecture Studio and Eleven Spitalfeilds Gallery in a rebuilt London terrace.

A Georgian family home refurbishment in the heart of London's historic Spitalfeilds area.

A stylish re-invention of the bungalow

Spacious, light-filled homes for older residents

Providing a new perspective on Thamesmead

Low energy, affordable housing

Giving new life to a Victorian icon

A catalyst for regeneration in Thurrock

REGENARATION & REDEVELOPMENT OF BUILDINGS, CLOSES AND COURTYARDS IN AND AROUND ADVOCATE'S CLOSE IN EDINBURGH TO FORM A MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

REDEVELOPMENT AND RESTORATION OF 6 A-LISTED TOWNHOUSES WITH NEW BUILD TO CREATE 44,000FT2 OF GRADE A OFFICE

Award-winning redevelopment of the Headington campus at Oxford Brookes University

Award-winning teaching & learning building at University of Winchester

Ambitious mixed-use waterfront development bordering the South China Sea.

Refurbishment of a large Georgian family house.

Refurbishment of an early Georgian townhouse in Hampstead Village.

Luxury boutique in Mayfair.

Six family housing units.

Refurbishment of industrial unit to fit-out a women's garment business.

BWA refurbished the world's oldest Holocaust memorial institution.

A spacious and non-institutional environment, which aims to provide a relaxing environment for women opting for a non-clinical environment.

A 1927 building in the heart of Westminster, has found a new purpose as a bright and modern upside down family home.

Award winning contemporary new build house in St John's Wood conservation area

Ty Hedfan meaning ‘hovering house’, is an exploration of the practice’s interest in highly site specific and contextual architecture which takes its cue from the traditional Welsh long house form and the topographical constraints of the site.

A new building on a heavily overlooked urban site comprising artist gallery, photographic studios and residential house and apartments. The carefully choreographed spaces, delivered to a tight budget demonstrates our ability to turn challenges in to creative opportunities.

A new arts and activity building for a homeless charity in East London located on a small, landlocked site, containing art studio, workshops and offices. The colourful, faceted facade gives a strong identity for the plight of the homeless and presents a welcoming frontage. The permeable facade has activated the under-used courtyard and initiated a rolling programme of works to improve the public space and better link the other buildings forming the centre.

A sustainable house full of light.

A development of 34 new homes in the sea side town of Southwold in Suffolk.

Remodelling and extension of a Victorian terraced house.

Full conversion of a two storey flat in Wapping, East London.

This project involved the complete refurbishment and extension of a late 1960's 3-storey terraced townhouse.

A rolling programme of major external and internal works at Central Saint Martin's two principle campuses, Kings Cross and Byam Shaw. At Kings Cross proposals were developed in close collaboration with staff and students to make better use of several key spaces.

The Lullaby Factory is a fantasy landscape reaching 10 storeys in height and 32 metres in length, designed to engage the imagination of everyone, from patients and parents to hospital staff, by providing an interesting and curious world to peer out onto.

The longest bench in Britain seats over 300 people along the spine of Littlehampton's coastline and measures 324 metres in length. It is made from thousands of hardwood bars reclaimed from seaside groynes and landfill.

The Ecology of Colour brings public function to a neglected corner of Dartford Park, providing flexible accommodation for a programme of events and community workshops.

An unused Nineties office block has been revitalised and extended to create a 1,600 sq m NHS medical centre.

New build house over looking the River Alde, Suffolk. Winner of RIBA East Award 2014.

A remodel and new identity for a listed London house including a 'pop-up' restaurant and kitchen

Refurbishment and new extension of the Abercrombie Building, providing a new home for the School of Architecture

Restoration of warehouse to form one of London's most established and frequented restaurants.

Full renovation, remodelling and extension of an existing family home.

A project proposal for a new theatre building for an Oxford College.

A project to remodel an apartment within a Grade II listed former school building in Clerkenwell, completed in Summer 2014.

A project, currently under construction, to restore the historic fabric and gardens of a Grade II listed secondary school in Greenwich, London, and to create a new multi-purpose performance space within the School's historic Main Hall.

House extension

New build family house

A six unit housing scheme that creates a new community within the existing.

New build family house

Sure Start Building in Tamworth

Low-energy workplace project for international structural engineers

Creation of a new social learning & civic space at the heart of the Radley College campus.

Award-winning housing scheme arranged on existing contours

Sensitive and imaginative workspace refurbishment of Grade 2 listed landmark mill building.

Contemporary Art Gallery

Mix-used Development

Olympic Pavilion Competition

Complete Rebuild of A Mews House

New-build Family House

Residential Development

A garden studio and refurbishment to a typical Victorian suburban house.

An addition and remodelling to a Victorian house in Twickenham.

Refurbishment of one half of a Grade II listed stable block to allow the whole building to function as a single house.

The UK Centre for Carnival Arts in Luton is a hitherto unknown building type aiming to become a centre of excellence for carnival arts with an international reach. The Arts Council and ERDF funded centre contains spaces for making, learning and performing carnival.

Extensive work to No 5 Kingstown offered Robert Dye Architects an opportunity to pursue two objectives in a single commission: to fulfill the client’s brief to enlarge, open up and modernize their home; and complete a meaningful contribution to the local streetscape.

Kitchen alteration to Grade B Listed house

In 2009 Konishi Gaffney completed their own self built house in Edinburgh. The Japanese House was shortlisted for a Saltire Housing Award and won the Edinburgh Architecture Association (EAA) small projects award for 2010. It has been widely published and was opened in 2010 for Edinburgh's Doors Open day, receiving an extraordinary 1500 visitors.

The design uses the irregular shape of an existing garden to tuck the proposed house into an unassuming triangular pocket to the side of the garden. The proposed house is orientated to minimise overlooking to/from an apartment development to the East and maximises afternoon and evening sun by being orientated West. Natural light is brought into the heart of the house though a number of triangular roof-lights.

The latest venture from renowned restaurateurs Russell Norman and Richard Beatty (Polpo, Mishkins, Spuntino), sought to redevelop a prominent building in the heart of London’s theatreland into a modern British pub.

After two years of development - and recently unveiled at a public exhibition in Soho - these proposals will breathe life into one of the last seedy areas of central London. The plans (in collaboration with MATT architecture) will replace a number of tired and decrepit buildings with a new and exciting architecture inspired by the theatrical nature of the site and the local history of the conservation area.

This project sees a complete renovation, refurbishment and extension of a beautiful, three-storey townhouse located in London Fields, East London. The property itself was formerly divided into separate units and subsequently the lower ground floor was completely unused and in need of major repair works in order to transform into a modern family home.

This 84-unit scheme for Linden Homes will complete the South Chase of Phase 1 of the award- winning Newhall development in Harlow, Essex.

In December 2005 Alison Brooks Architects won the two stage national competition for the design of the Folkestone Arts and Business Centre (‘Quarterhouse’). The Quarterhouse includes a 220 seat, 500 standing multipurpose auditorium for music, dance, theatre, film performances and conferences; ground floor foyer and exhibition space; first floor cafe/bar and a top floor business enterprise centre.

Alison Brooks Architects has extended a nineteenth century house in north London with two tapered volumes that project into the garden. The first volume wraps around the brick walls at the side and rear of the house to create a home office, while the second volume extends out at the back to increase the size of the first floor living room. The extensions are part of an overall transformation of a classic Victorian semi-detached villa for a client involved in photography and design.

The re-cladding and internal refurbishment of a 1980's built terrace house in Islington

Seafield is a new building in a strikingly beautiful location on the Isle of Man’s craggy coastline. The small building contains guest accommodation ancillary to the main house on a country estate, on which Gort Scott has carried out three separate projects.

Gort Scott collaborated with a top Swedish fashion brand, Acne, on their first UK store, in London’s Mayfair district. The store is a 5 storey development with 4 floors of retail.