A dynamic and multi-faceted architectural practice, practicing experimental thinking of architecture through spatial and cultural fusions beyond the definition of ’making buildings’.

We do investigate, create and deliver, based on a broader meaning and value of ‘structure’ for the contemporary society, rooting our vision in architecture and design, and developing it into a new philosophy of ‘space’, tailoring for today’s world.

We do not rely on precedents; our inspirations are unique, celebrating the adequacy and enhancement of the individual settings and scenes of our clients, responding to each brief in a customised form, working in an experienced and culturally diverse mindset to create a design concept that is simply ideal.

We have started practicing architecture in 2003, based in Chelsea, London, with a focus on contemporary approaches to architecture whilst experimenting with aesthetics situated within the historical context.

Our emphasis has been on creating inspiring designs within the inter-cultural and social global format. This has pushed us to collaboration with Inchbald School of Design where we have brought a unique approach to teaching design as an emersion into concept and universal process.

Our works range from private high end residential architecture both new and retrofit on listed buildings, mixed used schemes including social housing, as well as commercial projects and public spaces. Significant designs include carbon neutral housing prototype, sustainable masterplanning and urban strategic development framework and regeneration of existing public buildings.

We have been working on our first architectural fiction novel, 'Servant of Civilisation', which not only explores our philosophies but also critically responds to the definition of the ‘art, architecture and design’, envisaged as a set of expressionist mediums, the narrative incorporates video, image, poetry and text.

Sustainability and responding to the climate change

In the last 3 decades, with the emergence of global warming, Architectural Design feasibilities broadly focus on climate, geographical location, geological buildup and contextual built environment.

Whilst we invest and look into future proofing the built environment for energy efficiency and integrity, we lack in recognising the impact of ever changing cultural and behavioural aspects of the society, which is also deemed to be the core of achieving a sustainable future.