How can concrete, one of the world’s most industrial materials, become a vessel for memory, resilience, and place? Concrete Quarterly, Volume 59 explores this question through Edge House, revealing how restrained use of concrete can endure weathering in a coastal climate and anchoring it deep into the bedrock below. We are honoured to see the project featured in such a respected publication.
Read MoreArchitecture, at its best, is not just built, it is felt. Discover our obsessions and the quiet power of light and shadow. Explore da Vinci’s chiaroscuro and Tanizaki’s reflections on the unseen. At Quatrefoil House, these timeless ideas shape a world for our client, where detail, depth, and darkness reveal beauty beyond the obvious.
Read MoreWe’ve been busy in our studio during lockdown, producing technical drawings and designing new work. Part of this output has seen the completion of our construction drawings, schedules and specifications for our new home in Wiltshire.
Read MoreWorking from home has revealed some obvious and not so obvious advantages. The big one - The quality of life that comes from less time commuting is truly notable for our team. Dive in to read our thoughts, strategies and lessons learned, as we continue to evolve and refine a new way of working.
Read MoreOur studio has been appointed to develop designs for a high-quality garden annexe for our Quatrefoil House. The annexe comes with some exciting features; including a hidden sliding entrance and elevated podium for displaying high-performance cars.
Read MoreA brief look under the hood at the progress and process of our work throughout the UK. Here we share the latest from the workshop in Cardiff. Mixing elegance with precision in white concrete for our Quatrefoil refurbishment in Oxford.
Read MoreOrnament, luxury, decadence and materiality in Oxford. A refurbishment that responds to the rich heritage of an existing townhouse in the Gothic revival style. Discerning Interventions of the sublime and committed.
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