Ideas, places
and possibilities.

A growing collection of our work, from residential architecture to interior design and the careful adaptation of existing buildings.

01 / RESIDENTIAL

Tisted House

Garage conversion · Concept design

A study in bringing a contemporary garden building into dialogue with the character of an existing historic home. The proposals explore materiality, proportion and a considered relationship with the garden.

Tisted House concept visualisation showing a stone-clad garden building with timber garage doors and planted roof

Alternative Tisted House concept with dark cladding, glazing and planted roof — 01A EXTERNAL STUDY

Alternative architectural material study for Tisted House — 01B MATERIAL STUDY

Tisted House floor plan drawing — 01C PLAN STUDY

Tisted House is shown at concept design stage. Images illustrate design studies and do not represent completed works or planning approval.

02 / CONCEPT & COMPETITION

The Window Farm

Seeds of the City · London Festival of Architecture

The Window Farm concept diagram exploring People, Planet and Place, sustainability and community — 02B THE BRIEF & DESIGN DRIVERS

03 / EDITORIAL & VISUAL RESEARCH

Green / Sustainability Zine

Independent zine project · 2020

A visual exploration of how existing urban places might be reimagined through the lens of nature, planting and ecological repair. The paired studies bring together black-and-white photographic references and layered green interventions.

Visual research · 2020

Re-seeing the
urban landscape.

Created for a sustainability-focused zine in 2020, this work was inspired by Charley and Tom's exchange term in Seoul, South Korea, during the third year of their undergraduate studies at Arts University Bournemouth (AUB).

Living in Seoul, they experienced the striking contrast between dense construction and the natural landscape: towers of skyscrapers set against mountains that remain visible throughout the city. This juxtaposition prompted an exploration of how nature might be brought into closer dialogue with the built environment.

Through photographic studies and layered green interventions, the zine reimagines urban settings identified in the original work as DDP and EWHA, considering how vegetation can soften hard edges and reshape the experience of shared public space.

Black and white photographic study of DDP urban architecture — 03A DDP · PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY

Green layered collage reimagining DDP with vegetation — 03B DDP · GREEN INTERVENTION

Black and white photographic study of EWHA urban public space — 03C EWHA · PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY

Green layered collage reimagining EWHA with vegetation — 03D EWHA · GREEN INTERVENTION

An independent editorial and visual research project created in 2020. DDP and EWHA are retained as the original image labels.

04MORE TO COME

The portfolio is growing

More projects
coming soon.

We're looking forward to sharing more residential and interior projects here. If you'd like to know more about our work in the meantime, we'd be happy to talk.

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Ideas, placesand possibilities.