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

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

January 2019

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

Folding doors unveiled at Hall Green United Community Church.

October 2018

Planning permission has been granted for our new housing development on Hackney Road, incorporating nine flats across two buildings, framing a Grade 2 listed former church, and facing Haggerston Park.

September 2018

The Mandrake has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Architects’ Journal Retrofit Awards 2018.

Photo by Morgan O’Donovan

July 2018

The Mandrake has won the award for best European hotel under 50 rooms in the International Hotel & Property Awards 2018.

July 2018

We held our first community planning and design workshop for the Holloway Prison site on Saturday 14th June. Thanks to everyone who contributed.

Photo by Francis Ware

June 2018

At last week’s Mixology18 Awards, The Mandrake won the prize for Hospitality Interiors Project of the Year.

June 2018

Opening tonight: By Our Own Hand, the first exhibition at Matt’s Gallery Nine Elms. A chance to see the shell space and our concept design for the new gallery.
2–3 June 2018, 12–5pm
42-44 Ponton Road, London SW8 5BA 

June 2018

We’re pleased to announce we’re working with The Community Plan for Holloway to develop a community-led strategic vision for the Holloway Prison site in Islington, to represent the interests of local people and have a positive influence on how the development takes shape.

Photo by Francis Ware

April 2018