Instagram: Season’s Greetings
To all our friends, clients, colleagues and collaborators – we are looking forward to seeing you in 2024!
Instagram: Weathering steel
Seeing the nature affecting architecture for better is not always a given. Some materials are pretty poor survivors such as some types of stone and timber and can deteriorate extensively affecting not only the appearance but the structural integrity of a building. Others are near resistant to weathering such as granite and stainless steel and…
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Instagram: One more feature
We seem to be neatly rounding up one year and starting another all at the same time. The January issue of Grand Designs features our project Blank Canvas and we are glad to see the energy-efficient designs are getting the recognition they deserve.
Instagram: Sustainable past
22 years ago…
Instagram: Finishing touches
The finishing touches come together, with the beauty of sunlight entering through the external protection, casting light on the finely executed ply joinery.
Instagram: Seamless transition
Here is an almost seamless transition from old to new, Listed Building in Highgate.
Instagram: RIBA Mentoring
As we approach the end of the year, the new RIBA Mentoring Scheme gets going. We are proud to have been part of it for nearly 10 years. Here are some photographs of the previous years showing students from Central Saint Martins and Westminster University joining us on site visits and getting some inside knowledge…
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Instagram: 10th Anniversary
This year we are celebrating a very important anniversary – Belsize Court Garages has been providing us with a wonderful working and living environment for 10 years. During this time many of you will have visited us as every year since 2013 we took part in the Open House Festival. We look forward to continuing…
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Instagram: Site progress
Blue sky thinking in action – our all-timber garden pavilion in Highgate is slowly taking shape.
Instagram: Painting inspired
Friday in the Garden with George inspired by A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat.