Our project for a raised walled garden and artist studios in South London has started on site. The scheme, a competition winning entry in collaboration with artist Gabriel Kuri, proposes urban renewal through the reimagining of an existing unused 1970's parking structure.

Family of forms -

We have developed and fabricated a family of furniture pieces for a listed house in Primrose Hill, London. The design references the traditional lightness and delicateness of Georgian furniture across five different objects. Ornamentation and pattern are derived from the making process, through a careful setting out of material grain and joints rather than the traditional applied motifs found on originals.

The restoration and extension of a subsiding lock keeper's cottage on the Regent's Canal is nearing completion on site. A new internal in situ concrete structure was developed to support its leaning walls, its presence defining the character of the new interior spaces.

We have won a competition to design a new building and gardens for the N16 Boiler House Community Centre in Hackney. Our scheme reintroduces a public route through the George Downing Estate, defines a series of new gardens and allotments, and envisages a new building containing a community living room and studios. The project will redefine the interaction between the existing facilities and the road, asserting its central role in the social life of its immediate neigbourhood.

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council has approved our scheme for a new family house within a row of locally listed worker's cottages. The proposed building is organised around five courtyards and makes the most of the land locked site by exploiting borrowed vistas across neighbouring gardens.

Our project for nine new build apartments at Marischal Road has received planning permission from Lewisham Council. The scheme respects the history of the site by retaining the notion of two plots separated via an internal lane, leading from the street to a garden house. This generous lane organises the plan, and through its detailing and scale becomes a civic room promoting the sense of community. The architecture can be seen as a contemporary reflection of the contextual Edwardian semi-detached villas and brick shop buildings. Two similar but different faces stand side by side to create a twinning that at once evokes the formal paired façade of the Edwardian semi whilst retaining a looseness that compliments the character of the street as a whole.

Southwark Council have granted planning permission to our proposals to transform an existing modernist building into a community garden, a public hall and a public square. The project will transform the high street and provide a much needed green oasis for this densely built up area of Southwark.

The renovation and extension of twin apartment buildings in South London has been completed and recently photographed by Max Creasy.

A series of well proportioned rooms are organised around a central hall, creating light and generous apartments.

We have won a competition organised by Southwark Council

to work on a new public walled garden and square in collaboration with sculptor Gabriel Kuri. sadiecoles.com

Our proposals for the conversion of an 18th century Methodist chapel in Marlborough

into a community arts centre have received planning and listed building consent. paradecinema.co.uk

We have completed a new gallery for The Sunday Painter on the South Lambeth Road.

The project challenges the pure white cube typology by proposing a relationship with the city beyond. The paving slabs of the South Lambeth Road have been continued across the lower ground double height gallery and the high level picture window frames the Tate Public Library across the street.

The gallery is organised as a series of four exhibition rooms,

each with a different spatial character. The street level gallery has an internal window looking down into the main double height gallery, connecting the beginning and the end of the journey.

We have been commissioned to develop a proposal to convert a listed Chapel on the Marlborough Parade into a community cinema and arts centre.

The first Inigo Sushi bar is now open.

We have designed a piece of furniture, utilising stainless steel and leftovers from a stone yard, for the Soho store of a start-up sushi hand roll vendor. The three types of stone recall the colours of their maki rolls.

Carlos and Tom have been appointed as Design Fellows at the University of Cambridge Department of Architecture.

Carlos has been invited to lecture at the Building Centre

about the use and detailing of in situ fair faced concrete in Juergen Teller's studio buildings. buildingcentre.co.uk

An ambitious renovation and extension of two apartment buildings in South London

is under construction. The proposals are structured by daylight to make a suite of well proportioned rooms for living in.

Our proposal for a summer pavilion for the Dulwich Picture Gallery has been shortlisted.

Its proportions and ordering were derived from the careful observation and analysis of Soane's architecture. dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

In the daytime the room’s walls will be ethereally illuminated with light, whilst during the evening the structure will act as a lantern and a marker for the Gallery throughout the summer.

The new Sunday Painter Gallery

opened Saturday 30th September 2017. thesundaypainter.co.uk