Merry Christmas to our followers and family of collaborators!
#Merrychristmas #snowflake #festive #peoplemakingbuildings
Remote working from our La Tour Maison project in France this week has been a magical place to begin the wind down to Christmas. This is the view from the top of the tower, over the village and down into the Dordogne river valley. We hope you are all beginning to feel festive too.
Corduroy House has been photographed by the talented Nick Dearden. Here's a preview of the garden extension. We'll be sharing more on the project in the new year.
Working with a local family we're investigating potential sites and early concept ideas for a Paragraph 80 home in rural Nottinghamshire. This is a sketch for a walled garden courtyard house sited near to long-lost manor within naturalised meadows and grazed parkland.
All through the Summer our window exhibition of working models will be on show at Amanda Meade Interior Design @amandameadedesign We use models to test, develop and explore. They're also a brilliant way to communicate and share our ideas in an accessible and engaging way.
Thank you to Amanda for hosting the exhibition as part of @daykinmarshall and @amandameadedesign architecture + interiors collaboration.
Our recent submission for a Gardener's workroom at the garden museum is a red drum set at the edge of St. Mary's Gardens in Lambeth. Its colour references local landmarks, such as Lambeth Palace and the icons of London Transport, as well as a gardener's best friend - the ladybird.
No two projects are the same and we like to take the opportunity to try new materials to suit each site and client. This is a sample board for our recently completed project in South London which used pigmented concrete against a granite terrace.
#concrete #pigment #peoplemakingbuildings #granite
The spire for Sessay Community Hall and Sports Pavilion is intended to be a beacon to the village and a focal point for information. In the studio we enjoy designing through model making and like to use local materials to blend with the tones, textures and history of the sites we're given. Photo @nickguttridge
#sessay #competition #cricket #civic #yorkshire #modelmaking
We're thrilled to have been shortlisted alongside a brilliant cohort of projects in this year's Architects Journal Small Projects Awards for Old Four Row. You can read more about the project here on our website and in the latest journal online and in hardcopy.
Merry Christmas to our followers and family of collaborators!
#Merrychristmas #snowflake #festive #peoplemakingbuildings
Remote working from our La Tour Maison project in France this week has been a magical place to begin the wind down to Christmas. This is the view from the top of the tower, over the village and down into the Dordogne river valley. We hope you are all beginning to feel festive too.
Corduroy House has been photographed by the talented Nick Dearden. Here's a preview of the garden extension. We'll be sharing more on the project in the new year.
Working with a local family we're investigating potential sites and early concept ideas for a Paragraph 80 home in rural Nottinghamshire. This is a sketch for a walled garden courtyard house sited near to long-lost manor within naturalised meadows and grazed parkland.
All through the Summer our window exhibition of working models will be on show at Amanda Meade Interior Design @amandameadedesign We use models to test, develop and explore. They're also a brilliant way to communicate and share our ideas in an accessible and engaging way.
Thank you to Amanda for hosting the exhibition as part of @daykinmarshall and @amandameadedesign architecture + interiors collaboration.
Our recent submission for a Gardener's workroom at the garden museum is a red drum set at the edge of St. Mary's Gardens in Lambeth. Its colour references local landmarks, such as Lambeth Palace and the icons of London Transport, as well as a gardener's best friend - the ladybird.
No two projects are the same and we like to take the opportunity to try new materials to suit each site and client. This is a sample board for our recently completed project in South London which used pigmented concrete against a granite terrace.
#concrete #pigment #peoplemakingbuildings #granite
The spire for Sessay Community Hall and Sports Pavilion is intended to be a beacon to the village and a focal point for information. In the studio we enjoy designing through model making and like to use local materials to blend with the tones, textures and history of the sites we're given. Photo @nickguttridge
#sessay #competition #cricket #civic #yorkshire #modelmaking
We're thrilled to have been shortlisted alongside a brilliant cohort of projects in this year's Architects Journal Small Projects Awards for Old Four Row. You can read more about the project here on our website and in the latest journal online and in hardcopy.