Recently designated as a Building of Cultural Interest by the Council, the Quaker Meeting House is designed to be a highly sustainable building to embody the Quaker values of simplicity and equality. The award winning building promotes a sense of calm and tranquility.

Stewart Dodd, 2020

Hebron House is a carefully crafted project that demonstrates how a traditional Victorian home can be thoughtfully adapted to meet the demands of modern living while embracing sustainable design principles. Located in London, this home underwent a deep retrofit to improve energy performance, enhance spatial efficiency, and provide a healthy, comfortable living environment.

Paul Archer Design, 2023

TiggColl will open its award winning studio in Brook Green. The Victorian Mission church has been sustainably transformed into a modern architectural studio, revitalizing a neglected site. Our open studio event invites you to explore our forward-thinking workspace and meet the TiggColl team. Join us for a tour and gain insight into the refurbishment and innovative work happening at TiggColl.

Tigg+Coll, 2023

Residence of Sir Francis Ronalds, George MacDonald and (from 1878-96) William Morris. Organised by the William Morris Society. Access to the William Morris Society's premises in the Coach House and basement only, including the current exhibition.

Unknown, 1780

Built 1971-74 in brutalist style, POSK is the largest Polish centre in Western Europe. It contains a theatre, the Polish Library, the Polish University Abroad, a Joseph Conrad collection, Jazz Café with regular live concerts, art gallery, and art collection on public display.

M. F. Grzesik, 1971

This transformation of a derelict pub into an architecture studio doubles up as a gallery and lecture theatre. The new office is an example of the practice’s approach towards existing structures and intelligent architectural interventions.

Unknown, 1884