From the first measured drawing to the last fixed handle, we work across architecture, interiors and landscape — and advise where a clear early decision matters most. Each engagement is small, deliberate and led by a partner.
Ground-up homes, civic spaces and considered extensions — drawn first in graphite, then refined until every junction earns its place. We design for light, longevity and the slow pleasure of inhabiting a room.
Rooms composed around material, ritual and the way a day moves through a house. We detail joinery, surfaces, lighting and the few objects that hold a life — restrained, tactile and built to age well.
Gardens, courtyards and thresholds that let a building settle quietly into its ground and its season. We treat the line between inside and out as a room of its own — planted, paved and patient.
Feasibility, heritage guidance and material strategy for owners and developers at the earliest, formative stage — when a clear decision saves the most. We advise quietly, on the page and on the ground.
We begin on site, in silence — measuring light, sound and habit, and listening to how you want to live before a single line is drawn.
Ideas are tested in graphite and physical models. We present a clear, considered direction — and the reasoning behind every move.
The design is detailed to the millimetre: materials specified, junctions resolved, and a small circle of trusted makers brought into the room.
We stay on site through construction, protecting the intent of the drawing until the building is quietly, completely yours.
“We charge as a percentage of construction cost for architecture, and on a fixed fee for interiors, landscape and consulting. Every commission opens with a paid feasibility study — a small, honest first step before either of us commits to the whole.”
A few things clients tend to ask first. If yours isn't here, a short call usually answers it.
Ask us directlyA handful each year — rarely more than five concurrently. Working small is a deliberate choice: it means the partners stay close to every drawing and every site visit.
Yes. Most of our work sits within a half-day of the studio, but we travel for the right project. Landscape and consulting engagements often begin remotely with a feasibility study.
Often. We are happy to take on interiors and joinery for an existing building, or to consult on a scheme already underway with another architect.
A full architecture commission usually runs eighteen to thirty months from first sketch to handover. Interiors and landscape are quicker. We never rush the early thinking.
We take on only a few commissions each year. If yours might be one of them, a quiet conversation is the right place to start.