Last week we held workshops with students from the University for the Creative Arts Canterbury, to create 24-hour interventions at the Horsebridge Centre in Whitstable, exploring its spaces and suggesting how it might be adapted. With artists Adam Chodzco and Rosa Ainley, in partnership with Whitstable Biennale.

November 2016

M&W have won the 2019 Archiboo Web Awards Best Architectural Photography category.

September 2019

Concept design for a new training and research centre in rural Warwickshire.

August 2019

Submitted for Arts Council England capital funding: our proposals for the Radcliffe Building at Milton Keynes Arts Centre. The alterations will improve circulation, accessibility and thermal performance, and will create a new cafe, studios, workshops, education and events spaces with better connections to the courtyard and historic setting.

July 2019

Our proposals for rearranging Eastbourne’s Towner Gallery have been submitted for Arts Council England capital funding. Enlarging the foyer will create a more welcoming entrance space connected to a cinema cafe, whilst also improving the arrangement of the studio spaces to suit their future programme. M&W will work on integrated artist commissions for the project with two significant artists yet to be selected.

July 2019

Our modified “Loops” chair for MARK Product pays tribute to the faded tea and fag break chairs found on farms and outside factories. Intended for outdoor use, it uses two shades of Kvadrat’s Patio fabric with a frame painted in a car body spray shop.

TFB chair photos by Neal Megaw

May 2019

Recently completed garden shelter in Norfolk.

April 2019

During the construction of the Mandrake, we invited photographer Morgan O’Donovan to the site to document the stages of the process.

March 2019

Brian was pleased to collect the AHEAD Global 2019 trophy for best Landscaping and Outdoor Spaces for the Mandrake.

January 2019

Tasked with the job of transforming the ground and first floor communal spaces of Unite’s Sky Plaza student residences in Leeds on a tight budget, the work was designed and constructed in less than two months.

November 2018

Dementia Carers Count is a charity which supports family, friends and partners looking after someone with dementia. DCC have now unveiled our first illustrations for their new national centre for carers of people with dementia. The new residential facility will be a sanctuary for carers, and a home for the charity’s expert-led courses and services.

October 2018