Our design for a new classroom building for Heathlands School for deaf children and young people, in collaboration with deaf architect Richard Dougherty; recently submitted for planning approval. Heathlands is the largest deaf school in the UK, offering a Total Communication approach to education, incorporating British Sign Language, Sign Supported English and spoken English. The building is designed to be simple and flexible, to create valuable new teaching space and allow the school to adapt and improve existing facilities.

December 2022

Our proposal for a new office building reception space in Wandsworth.

October 2022

Nicole and Steve visit our newly completed Montessori Nursery; the conversion of a former Victorian light industrial canal-side building in Islington for Newpark Childcare.

July 2022

The new Towner Eastbourne ground floor reception, shop and studio spaces were opened on 10th June.

June 2022

The new Matt’s Gallery opened its doors on 29th April. ‘Cold Light’ by Lindsay Seers and Keith Sargent is now open Wednesday to Sunday, 12PM - 6PM at 6 Charles Clowes Walk, Nine Elms, SW11 7AN.

April 2022

Updated drawings for the Towner Gallery in Eastbourne; construction works are due for completion in May, and the reconfigured spaces will be open to the public in June.

March 2022

On site: Nyth is a capital project for a new bespoke home for Frân Wen in the former St Mary’s Church in Bangor; a home that invites, welcomes and embraces the creativity of young people and professional artists from all backgrounds, with collaboration and community engagement at its core.

February 2022

Situated in the heart of the Thamesmead Estate, this will be a new home for Thamesmead Arts and Culture Office … a gallery, event space, bookshop, cafe/bar with outdoor seating and a broadcast studio for radio RTM.FM. Our design draws on brick interventions made by residents into the concrete brutalist structures of the estate. The new space will open in 2023, with events planned during construction.

December 2021

On site: a building that spans over and preserves the excavated ruins of a Tudor era playhouse in Whitechapel called The Boar’s Head. Artefacts uncovered during the archeological dig will be displayed within the social spaces we have designed for student and public use. Our scheme for Unite Students encompasses student amenities, workspace, performance, exhibition and community spaces.

Our interior design and curatorial approach references the theatrical history of the site and celebrates the concrete that bridges the ruins. Drawing from artefacts as varied as Tudor moneybox tops used at the Boar’s Head to a 20th century Incredible Hulk figurine, the exhibition will trace the history of the site as a place of theatre, making and changing beliefs from ancient Roman times to the present day.

October 2021

On site now in Nine Elms; a new, permanent home for Matt’s Gallery. Phase 1 of 2 is due to complete in early 2022.

August 2021