Architecture: WK

05/06/2026

We love these flats. They’re beautifully furnished. It would be nice to come home to these spaces.

05/06/2026

We love these flats. They’re beautifully furnished. It would be nice to come home to these spaces.

05/06/2026

We love these red brick Victorian properties dotted around Richmond Borough. Such beautiful proportions and graceful presence.

05/06/2026

It’s wonderful working with a very stylish client. A rental flat need not be drab! 😍

16/05/2026

RIBA London Awards Jury comment on Park Lane Stables RDA’s winning entry:

“Affirming that meaningful architecture is not defined by scale or budget”
And
“Demonstrating how architecture delivers profound social impact even at a very small scale for a West London stable block”

We always do say that it is always the Good Client who invests in trusting their architect that tends to get the best results!

Thank you to Park Lane Stables - Natalie and her family, the Trustees and volunteers and the surrounding neighbours for being a pleasure to work with.

Thank you also for the build team, especially Greg Gzgadka and his team and Vesta Structures for their work on this project.

16/05/2026

We’re still on a high following winning at the RIBA London Awards for our work on Park Lane Stables RDA. Even more delighted to hear that our client, Natalie O’Rourke and her team were in the running for Client of The Year Award.

Thank you to RIBA and the Jurors for the region for your kind words, summed up by London Jury Chair, Julia Roberts

“Park Lane Stables RDA is a trailblazing example of how social impact can be achieved through collaboration, ingenuity, and determination.”

15/05/2026

We’re absolutely delighted to be one of the winners of the RIBA London Awards! 🎉

We are proud to have worked with on this project and .ltd who delivered the build with more than ‘due care’.

14/05/2026

13/04/2026

Most of the units proposed for our latest Social Initiatives Project, The Precinct, are intended to be accessible, with air source heat pumps and solar panels. The courtyard units have either gardens or terraces and we imagine green fingered 🪴 residents.

We imagine a kind, creative, supportive and artistic community on the site of Teddington Police Station. And we know Richmond upon Thames is full of people with these qualities, so come forward and tell us what you think.

To find out more visit the site and if you would like to be part of getting this off the ground please get in touch.

13/04/2026

When designing new homes and for communities while the world around us seems to be on fire, we are not pretending that only we matter. We’re designing for an idea of a better, more compassionate future and building hope that can ripple out around us.

The community we’re designing for is here, in our locality, where we also live and work. It’s a mix of older and younger professionals that can integrate and provide a mutual support That can imbed the arts and culture through shared activities; films, screenings, performances and connection with the wider community.

We’ve visualised the units as pared down and envisage that owners will either be involved in a self-build or self-finish development to imprint on their home. Ideally, we would like all of the units to be Affordable in perpetuity to ensure that young professionals and older residents are not priced out of the area.

Let us know what you think and whether you’d like to be involved in a conversation about how to make this happen.