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Our work involves alliances with architects, designers, builders and end-users. We understand a clear difference between the residential and commercial divisions: in the products preferred, the speed of delivery and our co-operation. Our range of beautiful, bespoke wood flooring products selected for your unique project will fulfil most demandable customers. We will arrange a site consultation, to get measurements and help you personalise your flooring options, using colour, pattern, and surface choices to create your desired style.
Mark Fairhurst Architects are an award winning, design led, RIBA registered practice with extensive experience in residential, domestic, and commercial building sectors. We offer our bespoke architectural services in London and across the UK. We have extensive experience delivering successful planning outcomes with over 9 out of 10 successful planning and listed building applications, designing over 400 residential homes in the London Area. We needed an experienced, solution-focused architect to aid us in developing a constrained site in Hackney adjacent to a locally listed terrace providing 4 new residential apartments.
Dinwiddie MacLaren is a London based architectural practice with associated offices in Serbia and Bangladesh. The practice offers a comprehensive range of design services in the fields of architecture and interiors. The practice provides a customer-oriented approach to building design, ensuring a personal and flexible service focussed on achieving our clients' goals. Established in London for 25 years, the practice can draw upon a wealth of experience across many sectors including offices, schools, health and leisure, industrial and residential work.
IPT Architects is an award-winning RIBA Chartered practice that was founded in 2003 by Amira Idris and Lee Town, and its energetic studio is located in central London. Both partners have worked on projects throughout the UK and Continental Europe, including Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium and Montenegro. IPTA works at all scales from product design to residential, education, commercial and public projects, and has a diverse portfolio of completed work. The practice has private, commercial and public sector clients and has wide experience of working on projects in diverse locations, from tight urban spaces to controversial rural sites.
We believe that for the built environment to be sustainable, buildings must achieve a quality of construction and a quality of environment both internally and externally. We aim to create projects which are both responsible and responsive to their immediate context, regardless of scale, budget or brief. A-Zero Architects were part of the international competition winning team, led by renowned Irish architects O'Donnell + Tuomey to redesign the Central European University campus in Budapest, Hungary.
Established by Joseph Robson, our studio of artists, architects and researchers work closely with some of the world's most respected architects to produce convincing and captivating photo-montages, verified images, interiors or stylised portrayals of schemes at competition, planning or marketing stages. AVR London was the first architectural illustration practice in the UK to gain ISO 9001 quality assurance for verified images. We remain the only studio in the UK to hold this recognised quality standard.
With design, you probably want the best of both worlds. You want memorable spaces with a high level of design excellence that engage tenants and visitors - but you also want projects completed to a tight budget and challenging deadlines, and that increasingly demonstrate sustainable features. To achieve this balance, you need a firm that can create buildings and places that will not only satisfy but also inspire. We understand that the success of any design project hinges on the relationship between client and architect; this is why we have a collaborative approach involving stakeholders at the right level, at the right time.
We are seeking a creative Assistant Architect / Visualiser to join our studio in Gdask, whereby your primary role will be to create photo-realistic 3D visualisations for both local and international clients.
We're a small firm of architects and surveyors with all the skills you need to make your project happen. From a simple back extension that will transform your house, to complex developments of social housing and community buildings, we can design and manage your project through to completion. Our starting point is consultation. What do you want out of your project? What's possible in practice? What can we do to produce a creative design that's environmentally sustainable and user-friendly? Then we work hard to make sure you get it on time and within budget.
Our track record in residential design quality is underpinned by our thorough understanding of the public realm and how the infrastructure of our cities works. We are able to analyse, develop and resolve schemes, juggling competing parameters and collaborating with multiple stakeholders, to successfully deliver exceptional housing across all tenures. As the UK's largest transport architects with over 30 years' experience, we are passionate about public transport and its city shaping impact. We aim to improve passenger environments and experiences through world class design; integrating people and systems and enabling everyone to enjoy and engage with architecture and art.
John Robertson Architects produces carefully considered, contextual and modern designs that deliver real value to our clients. Our work is guided by the principle of contextual civic modernism, aiming to preserve the historic fabric and character of our cities, whilst adding to them with contemporary buildings that enhance the experience of the city as a whole. As a practice, JRA is committed to sustainability and places it at the centre of our design approach, we are ISO 14001 accredited and have received industry recognition as the BREEAM Awards Professional Champion 2019.
Our brochure showcases a selection of our favourite architectural projects and provides a breakdown of our services, stage by stage. We think a lot about how to communicate what we do, especially to new clients. We appreciate that many of our clients have never embarked on a building project before. And it can be a daunting process, choosing an architect for your project, let alone starting construction! We want to inform and support new clients, and help you to better understand how we work. We also want to showcase our best projects, to give clients a flavour of our work and its vision.
Ambo Architects, led by Paul Baker AA Dipl RIBA GradDiplCons(AA), is a London based practice that transforms homes throughout the capital and the South of England. Get in touch to discuss your requirements. Our practice portfolio mostly comprises residential refurbishments and extensions. However, as bespoke interior design specialists, we've taken on commissions for Grade I and II listed projects and international urban planning proposals.
Pierre d'Avoine Architects was commissioned to prepare designs for the transformation of the Elephant and Castle roundabouts and transport interchange by the Government Office for London, The Architecture Foundation and the London Borough of Southwark. We developed the concept of an 'urban pier' which allowed safe, unhindered pedestrian movement above the traffic and provided a venue for shopping and festive events. This was combined with a programme for refurbishing the environment of the roundabouts including resurfacing of the ground plane as a 'carpet' to form a new 'room in the city'.