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avantiarchitects.co.uk

This project provides innovative strategies to densify two estates within the London Borough of Redbridge while delivering 136 new homes.

jra.co.uk

The sensitive refurbishment of a four building historically significant office complex on the Strand.

feildenfowles.co.uk

The Weston - Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Is designed to have minimum impact on its surrounding site and to fit sympathetically within the historic landscape

bam.co.uk

Contact BAM for project enquiries and support. Reach out to our teams and discover how we can help you move forward.

drdharchitects.co.uk

drdh is a london based...

levittbernstein.co.uk

On Friday 20th June, David Levitt received the AJ100 Contribution to the Profession award in recognition of his outstanding commitment to housing and architecture. David’s acceptance speech is written below: After discharge from the infantry at the end of WW1 my father wanted to be an architect, teaching himself by correspondence and then set himself up with a small practice between the wars mainly doing small-scale domestic projects. It was his dream that I should go to Cambridge and then follow him into his practice. But this was the time of Cathy Come Home, a time when bad landlords such as Peter Rachman had achieved significant publicity The injustice of bad housing was there for all to see. My fifth year thesis at Cambridge was based on dilapidated housing in Kentish Town. In this I had been encouraged by Patrick Hodgkinson, who had devised such a scheme for Leslie Martin, but which had not gone ahead. So, in around 1968, together with David Bernstein, I was working on the Brunswick Centre (then known as the Foundling Estate) when without any warning the work came to an abrupt halt, (Rachmanism again) and the team of five architects was effectively laid off. This led David and I to two small rooms hidden above the Garrick Club, and to start Levitt Bernstein. There was a new charity, called Shelter, founded by the Reverend Eamonn Casey and others, which believed that ‘home is a human right’. It seemed to David and I, as now-unemployed architects interested in social housing, that there was an opportunity for architects to show how crumbling Victorian properties with absentee landlords could be brought up to a good standard and with reasonable rents. I had been interested in the financing of housing associations on a very small scale and so David and I approached Shelter, who to our great surprise provided a grant for the refurbishment of one or two street properties dotted around North East London. And so Circle 33 was born. I came up with the name one eve

epr.co.uk

epr architects is an award-winning architecture studio delivering exemplary architecture, masterplanning and interior design. we are committed to design excellence, with particular expertise in the workplace, hospitality and residential sectors.

softroom.com

Softroom : award-winning and highly imaginative design that functions beautifully.

simongillarchitects.co.uk

Simon Gill Architects has been featured in a diverse range of prestigious publications, showcasing their innovative architectural designs and thought leadership. Their work has been highlighted in major industry journals such as The Architects Journal, Detail, and Studio. Magazine, as well as mainstream media outlets including The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, and The Times Bricks & Mortar. Additionally, their projects have been showcased in international publications like Braun's Atlas of European Architecture and Chinese Architecture Year Book.These features underscore the firm's commitment to excellence and their ability to engage with both the architectural community and the broader public.

6a.co.uk

6a architects