Planning permission granted for two London residential projects
We are pleased to have obtained planning permission for two private residential refurbishment and extension projects, both in London conservation areas.
In the press: Interview with Tamsin in Latymerian Magazine
Our architectural director Tamsin Bryant was recently interviewed by her school's alumni magazine Latymerian.
In the press: Hampshire Homestead in i-build magazine
We're delighted to see our two multi-generational new build homes in Hampshire on the cover of the latest i-build magazine.
New publication: Terrace Upcycle Design Proposal
Our Terrace Upcycle concept takes one of our most valuable assets - the terraced house - and with a simple set of design rules, upcycles it to create two homes in place of one.
Five ways good design will increase the value of your home
When you are planning to extend, renovate or build a new home, the value of good architectural design should not be under-estimated.
Come and find us at London Build this week
This week you will find Rob and Tamsin at London Build, taking place 27 and 28 November at Olympia London. Please get in touch if you would like to meet up with them at the event.
Temperley Road – our first terrace upcycle project completes
At Temperley Road we have transformed a typical London Victorian terrace house to create a highly energy efficient and spacious family home that retains the familiar features of the traditional terraces we all treasure.
Rob Adams to feature in London Build inspiring ‘Humans of Construction’ Gallery
We are very proud that Rob Adams, founder of Adams+Collingwood Architects, has been invited to feature in London Build's inspiring 'Humans of Construction' gallery on 27-28 November.
In the press: Happy Families in Hampshire Life Magazine
We are pleased to see our two new build multi-generational homes in the Hampshire countryside gaining further acclaim in the press. Hampshire Life magazine has published a lovely interview with the family in their November 2019 edition.
Adams+Collingwood response to RIBA Stirling Prize 2019
The Adams+Collingwood team are really excited to see the 2019 RIBA Stirling Prize awarded to the sustainable, low budget, council housing scheme by Mikhail Riches with Cathy Hawley. We see their Goldsmith Street project as raising the bar for all new build housing projects and demonstrating that simple forms lend themselves to highly controlled, insulated and air tight building envelopes. Our specialist residential architecture team has long held the belief that these building forms are eminently practical and can be elegant in design.
