Industrial, commercial and heritage buildings given a new use — keeping structure, character and embodied carbon.
Enquire about adaptive reuse →Streets, squares, parks and waterfronts that are shaded, accessible and designed for everyday public life.
Enquire about public realm →New homes and workplaces on difficult, leftover and brownfield sites — dense, well-mannered and low-carbon.
Enquire about urban infill →Libraries, halls, galleries and markets that give communities a shared, generous and lasting address.
Enquire about civic & culture →Every commission follows the same four stages, with a fixed fee agreed for each.
Survey, carbon baseline and conversations with the people who use the place today.
Retain, extend or rebuild options compared on cost, carbon and public value.
Planning, technical design and tender, with community review at key moments.
Site supervision to handover, then a full post-occupancy review after a year.
City authorities, cultural institutions, universities and developers who intend to own or steward a building for the long term.
Yes. Our two-week Site Readiness Review covers structure, carbon, planning risk and reuse potential — ideal before an acquisition decision.
We work internationally, usually alongside a local executive architect, and have completed projects in 24 cities.
We agree a fixed fee for each stage after an initial free consultation, so you always know the cost of the next decision.
Share the location, building and ambition. We will suggest the right starting point and an indicative fee.