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Make The Building Float

How do you give a home real mass, the kind that makes you feel safe on an exposed coastal site, built to take on gale-force winds with indifference, and then just make it appear to float effortlessly? The answer is in the details. Castle High follows the idea through structure and junctions. Tectonics carries the meaning of this carefully crafted home on the edge of Wales. A magical place of wildness where the impossible begins to feel normal. Jump in to find out more.

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Guest Critic

Kristian Hyde returned to the Welsh School of Architecture as a final reviewer for Shibu Raman’s Liveable Urbanism studio. The students spent the year studying Somnath, Gujarat, on the west coast of India, asking how a temple town on a fragile coast might become more liveable. For our studio, teaching remains closely connected to practice. It sharpens how we listen, how we grow as architects, and how we turn research into a meaningful architectural response.

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Structural Timber Awards: Edge House Highly Commended

We are thrilled to announce that Edge House has been highly commended at the prestigious Structural Timber Awards this week. This accolade highlights our studio’s commitment to environmentally sustainable architecture, using timber as a structural solution for single residential housing in designs that celebrate the poetics of construction and embrace low-carbon solutions.

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RIBA (RSAW) Design Week: Kristian Hyde Interview

Inspired by a belief in architecture’s power to transform lives, Director Kristian Hyde was recently interviewed on camera at the Royal Society of Architects in Wales (RSAW) for Design Week. The discussion explored the studio’s commitment to crafting transformative, low-carbon spaces that seamlessly integrate with their environments and elevate the human experience.

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