Nature reframes our relationship to our work, ourselves and our planet. It helps focus on whats important. There is rarely a design problem that cant be resolved playing in the ocean or walking along a high ridge in the mountains.
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Travelling takes us beyond our comfort zones – across distant horizons, unexplored lands and untouched waters. Yet it awakens us to live sustainably – to help protect the planet we all call home.
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The white concrete walls of Edge House appear as a collage of silk and coarse textures that reference the abstract and site specific themes of our latest home. Here we explore why concrete is so beautiful - so cool.
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Finding peace and tranquility within the setting of an inner city context led us to explore the idea of an island world as concept and metaphor for a new home that is both extroverted and introverted, open and closed.
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Since 2006 we have been constructing award-winning residences across the UK. From the North of England and Wales, through to Wiltshire, Devon and Suffolk. Having worked globally and extensively in London and San Francisco. Here we explore our anthology on the Gower Peninsula, South Wales.
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Something as simple and overlooked as rain has the potential to open up new ideas and experiences. Here we search for new principles of critical regionalism - we must not forget that ‘beauty is in the balance of the parts’.
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Our proposal for a new architecture in a leafy suburb of Cardiff is rich in built meaning and responds sensitively to the conservation area whilst ensuring no compromise is made to the rigour and boldness of the architecture.
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Working in conjunction with Boffi Chelsea for our Quatrefoil House in Oxford was an exercise in material authenticity; integrating kitchen, bathroom and storage elements of sublime simplicity and heritage.
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I have learnt that to draw is to move, to move both consciously and subconsciously forward and plough the mind in time. Searching for the answer to the question that was asked.
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