Pricegore is an award winning architecture practice led by Dingle Price and Alex Gore designing private homes, housing and buildings within the cultural sector. The practice creates architecture as an infrastructure for everyday life. They think carefully about the people who use the buildings they design, what the buildings represent, how they are constructed and their impact on the environment. The practice is widely recognised for its unique ability to combine a sophisticated aesthetic approach with sensitivity towards heritage and environmental issues, particularly when working with existing buildings.

In 2025 London Brut – the reconfiguration of a 1960s townhouse – was shortlisted for the RIBA House of the Year and in 2024 won the Architects’ Journal Retrofit award, the DMI Urban Oasis award, and an RIBA London award.

London Brut imagery by Johan Dehlin (1-5)

House for a painter & Cecilia Road Studios photography by Ioana Marinescu (6-9)

Huntingdon Road photography by Pricegore (10)

John Proctor and Mike Shaw have collaborated together since 2004. Their individual and shared experiences have included small projects, award-winning public buildings, commercial work and individual homes. They have worked with some of the UK’s most recognised institutions including The Design Museum, the V&A Museum and the Wallace Collection, and they both have a wealth of big-practice experience. Today they run this open-minded, friendly practice that specialises in London-based residential new builds, refurbishments and extensions. An integral part of the service they offer is built-in furniture for kitchens, bathrooms and custom-storage, which they design and create with local craftspeople and consultants.

Founded in 2001, Shoreditch-based Quinn Architects specialise in architecture, plus design for interiors and furniture. Their expertise for creating an intelligent response to everyday use has led them to work on a diverse range of residential projects. These include contemporary and historic refurbishments, plus exceptional one-off houses for private clients. They’re a small and well-resourced practice with an analytical approach to design and a passion which ensures long-standing relationships with their clients. They love the process of turning buildings into homes and they believe this experience should be shared by all involved. Each of Quinn Architects’ projects is undertaken with curiosity and exceptional attention to detail.

Based in Shoreditch and with offices in Los Angeles and Barcelona, progressive architectural and design studio Red Deer is “a herd of Architects, friends and designers” who create striking spaces that reflect their love of expression, travel and originality. Previous residential projects include a variety of creative London homes, plus an impressive commercial client list including Lina Stores, Smokestak, Bourne and Hollingsworth and Uniqlo.

Red Deer was founded by Lionel Real de Azúa, Ciarán O’Brien and Lucas Che Tizard who all worked together previously at an architectural practice in West London. A shared love of the unexpected informs their work and they set out with a desire to better engage with the world around them. The diverse team’s skillset also encompasses set design, prop and product design and teaching.

Images by Hannah Wilson, Emma Lewis and Mariell Lind Hansen.

Photography:

Profile header: Pierce Scourfield (1,2,5,6,7,8,9,10)

3-4 Chris Snook

Remi C.T. Studio is a forward-thinking architectural practice renowned for crafting modern, timeless spaces that seamlessly integrate sustainable beauty with functionality. Founded in 2017 and based in East London, the studio is driven by a commitment to design excellence, shaping environments that are both highly considered and deeply human.

With a global perspective and expertise spanning the UK, Middle East, and West Africa, Remi C.T. Studio specialises in bespoke, high-end residential and commercial projects that respond intelligently to their surroundings. Every project is guided by two core principles: understanding context to enhance and celebrate the built environment, and designing for human experience to elevate the way people engage with space.

The Studio works independently on private commissions and in collaboration with world-renowned practices, delivering distinctive, refined, and highly crafted designs. By pushing creative boundaries and engaging with the finest materials and craftsmanship, Remi C.T. Studio is redefining contemporary luxury, creating spaces that are both innovative and enduring.

@remict_studio

Founded in 2009 and based in central London, specialist design practice Robert Rhodes Architecture and Interiors have completed a selection of outstanding residential projects across London – from small-scale interventions to complex and ambitious renovations. 

The multi-award-winning studio has a particular focus on listed buildings, regeneration, interiors, and small-scale development, all with a goal to sustain “the beauty, usefulness and relevance of our built environment through conservation, restoration, and development”. 

With their commitment to the importance of conservation and regeneration, Robert Rhodes Architecture and Interiors transform old houses to create useful, practical and beautiful spaces. Director Robert Rhodes trained in the Bauhaus tradition and practised contemporary classicism – this thoughtful approach is evident in the studio’s exceptional attention to detail. 

Founded in 2006, this RIBA Chartered Practice is based in Bloomsbury, Central London. Having worked in some of London’s oldest areas, Rodić Davidson Architects possess particular expertise in historic buildings, creating sensitive and contextual designs that have earned the practice a reputation for obtaining difficult planning consents for both new-build and existing properties.

This award-winning architecture, design, and interiors studio believe that buildings are an extension of ourselves and our environment, and their portfolio expands from Listed Buildings in London to farmstead and country houses in rural locations across the UK. Rodić Davidson Architects combine sensitivity and ambition to celebrate both heritage and modernity, whilst always keeping their client’s commercial interests in mind.

@rodicdavidsonarchitects / @rodicdavidsoninteriors

Image credits: Mews House, Belgravia by (1-3) Lorenzo Zandri; New-build home in St John’s Wood (4) by Will Pryce; Townhouse, Belgravia (5); Hans Town Apartment, Knightsbridge (6) by Lorenzo Zandri; Former Artist’s Studio #2, Chelsea (7) by Rory Gardiner; Sartor House, Chelsea (8) and North Vat, Dungeness (9) by Hélène Binet; Former Artist’s Studio, Chelsea (10) by Mark Luscombe-Whyte; Garden Square Apartment, Kensington (11-12) by Lorenzo Zandri.

Exceptional Homes, Uniquely Yours

Scenario Architecture is a RIBA-chartered studio specialising in delivering extraordinary homes with distinct personalities for private clients across London. Recognised in The Financial Times, Elle Decoration, Grand Designs and The Guardian, over the past 18 years we’ve crafted a unique process for translating our clients’ highly unique living patterns into highly sustainable contemporary homes that are perfectly tailored to their lifestyles, now and for many years to come.

Our unique, scenario-based design methodology sets us apart. Each project begins with a deep dive into your lifestyle – your routines, aspirations, and how your new house can spoil you. Supported by immersive 3D and Virtual Reality tools, our highly skilled team transforms this high-definition brief into a beautiful home, placing you at the heart of the creative process.

Our long-standing relationships with local planning authorities and specialist cutting-edge design tools empower us to tackle every architectural challenge. From listed buildings in Islington Conservation Areas to ambitious new-builds in South East London, our laser focus on Project Management allows us to keep a wide variety of projects on track, on time, and on budget – guiding you through the detailed journey from our first architectural workshop, to the day you move in.

Entwined with our designs are bespoke sustainability packages that reach far beyond current building regulations to significantly reduce our impact on the planet and maximise your return on investment. Navigating through tight planning restrictions, ambitious sustainability credentials and unwavering functionality is our definition of quality architectural design.

Shacklewell Architects is a RIBA chartered practice that works with Londoners across the city to create beautiful homes, designed for living. 

The studio specialises in transforming traditional London houses for modern living, with projects including new buildings, extensions, conversions, full refurbishments and more. 

Founded in 2013 by Sara Moody, a RIBA Chartered architect with over a decade of experience in the capital, the practice has grown into a highly skilled team of six. Working exclusively within the residential sector, the studio offers a fully integrated service, with expertise encompassing architecture, planning strategy, interior design, technical detailing and delivery.

Rectory Road & Queen’s Road (1-5) Photography by Chris Snook 

Aden Grove (6-8) Photography by Neil Perry 

Church Hill Rd (9-10) Photography by Alexandria Hall

Space Group’s present works have their roots combined in the past, such as forgotten methods, and in future technologies. Every project, built or un-built, follows a key-narrative that is identified at an early stage. Once it is found it is rolled out over the entire project no matter what scale. This is why Space Group prefer to be involved in projects down to the last detail – from the urban context to the architectural space to the finishes and furniture.

Studio 163 is an Architecture RIBA Chartered Practice. Based in London and Norfolk, they are committed to producing meaningful places with a strong community focus.

Residential projects have included new build homes, extensions, retrofits as well as conservation-focused projects. They enjoy the challenges of awkward, previously unconsidered sites, straddling the line between planning, development and design.

The attitude of the office is to allow room for appropriation and customisation of spaces by the people who use them.

Ben Allen founded his eponymous, award-winning, multidisciplinary design practice in 2014. Based in London, Studio Ben Allen approaches projects from the space where architecture, design and art meet, affording it a varied portfolio of completed work. After graduating from Mackintosh School of Architecture, Ben went on to work for Jonathan Tuckey Design before moving to Berlin, where he spent almost 10 years working for spatial research specialists, Studio Olafur Eliasson.

Studio Ben Allen is dedicated to ‘unique and engaging spatial sequences’ and incorporates a wealth of disciplines to bring a project to life. Working alongside Ben Allen himself are a host of experienced, in-house collaborators, including Omar Ghazal, who was Project Lead on House Recast – overall winner at the ‘Don’t Move Improve’ Awards 2021.

@studiobenallen

Image credits: Room for One More by French+Tye (1-4); A Room in the Garden by Ben Tynegate (5-6); Vault House by 24mm Photography (7 & 10) and Mel Yates (8-9).

Studio Grieveson is a RIBA Chartered Architecture Practice with a passion for truly sustainable, low-energy architecture. Working from their studios in East London and Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand, their projects span residential and cultural buildings at all scales. They enjoy the challenge of creating tailored designs for ambitious clients with equal enthusiasm for design and sustainability.

Minimising the embodied energy of materials, maximising the performance of the buildings in use and prioritising retrofit and re-use of existing buildings wherever possible, are central to their work. They are proud signatories of Architects’ Declare, participants of Architects Climate Action Network and committed to the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge.

Studio Hagen Hall is a London-based multidisciplinary design studio working across architecture, interiors, furniture, product and textiles. Research, materiality, craft and detail underpin every project, regardless of scale or typology. The studio balances beauty, pragmatism and comfort equally, producing work that is precise in its execution yet warm and approachable in character.

Founded in 2021 by Louis Hagen Hall, the studio has quickly established a reputation for thoughtful transformations of early to late modernist buildings. Prior to setting up the studio, Louis studied at the Royal College of Art and the Architectural Association, and gained experience with notable practices including Peter Eisenman, Seth Stein and DSDHA before establishing Studio Hagen Hall.

Since its founding, Studio Hagen Hall has been recognised for its ability to preserve and reinterpret modernist architecture with sensitivity and clarity. Awards to date include a 2025 RIBA London Award for Pine Heath and Best House Interior at the Dezeen Awards 2021 for Canyon House, with further shortlisting across the Architect’s Journal Retrofit & Reuse Awards and the British Homes Awards. In recent years, Studio Hagen Hall’s work has been widely published in national and international media outlets including Wallpaper, Architectural Digest, Elle Decoration, House & Garden, the Financial Times and the Observer. Louis Hagen Hall has also been nominated for the RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prize in 2025.

Studio Hagen Hall is an RIBA Chartered Practice and works with a close team of architects, interior designers and assistants, supported by a trusted network of craftspeople and consultants. Together they pursue projects that combine rigour and craft with the aim of producing spaces that are enduring, tactile and deeply lived in.

The Soho-based architecture and design practice, Szczepaniak Astridge, take a research-led approach to their work, prioritising wellbeing and the climate whilst marrying artistic spirit with the strength of science to create ‘Sensory Architecture’.

Szczepaniak Astridge’s approach to the procurement, collaboration and fabrication of their designs results in efficient and affordable outcomes that allow the culture’s they complement to thrive. The practice embrace the ephemeral, and consider it a key component to their designs, as it allows their constructions to change with time, growing into their true depth through their unrepeatable experience.

Szczepaniak Astridge work with ambitious individuals and organisations across the world, taking on all manner of projects – from residential homes to beauty and spa brands, and world-leading technologists – to create spaces that invigorate the senses and balance commercial and emotional value masterfully.

Image credit: Nicholas Worley

@szc.ast

Thomas Griem holds a BA and a diploma in architecture, studying in Berlin and London, where he won the Hubert Sands Memorial Award. In 2011 he formed TG-Studio, an interior architecture practice offering tailored bespoke concepts and architectural services to commercial and residential clients in the UK and internationally. The Studio offers planning, new build and refurbishment architecture, interior design and decoration and product design. They work in the UK and internationally.

Interdisciplinary architecture and design studio, THISS, is driven by a sense of curiosity and exploration. Led by Tamsin Hanke and Sash Scott, projects by the London-based practice sit within the realms of architecture and landscape and by using carefully selected materials and low-impact methodologies, they apply a climate conscious approach, with Tamsin recently Passivhaus Certified. The studio has an adventurous perspective and specialises in nurturing a spirit of possibility, collaboration and resilience, finding interesting ways to make challenging things happen. Both Tamsin and Sash are actively involved in teaching architecture which carries a continual focus of innovation and experimentation through the studio’s work.

Figgy’s Garden Photography by Louisa Tratalos

Hartley House Photography by Henry Woide

@thissworks

Aucoot Property Sales.
Grange Grove II, Canonbury, London, N1

Established some 12 years ago by Founding Director Carl Turner, Turner.Works (formerly Carl Turner Architects) take on a wide range of projects – each bringing them together with like-minded people, organisations or communities to create places of purpose that imbue creativity. From shipping containers and car parks to exhibitions, work spaces and residential homes, Turner.Works design from a foundation of forward thinking, with imagination, determination and ambition as their central tenants.

With a highly skilled and multi-faceted team of architects, urban designers, makers and thinkers behind them, Turner.Works rethink spaces and places to create unique buildings to live, work and learn in. Highly energised and intuitively responsive, this design and architectural studio have collected a number of awards over the years, including the AYA Small Project Architect of the Year winners in 2017 and the Royal Institute of British Architect’s Manser Medal for Slip House in 2013.

Image credits: Kinnerton St, a collaboration with Well St Studio, by Lorenzo Zandri (1-6) Dutch Barn by French + Tye (7-10); Camberwell Coach House by Simon Cadle (11-12); Hove House by French + Tye (13-16); Ochre Barn by Damian Russell (17-19); Slip House by Tim Crocker (20-22); Stanhope Gardens by Tim Crocker (23-24).

@turner.works

Up Architects are a London-based architecture and design practice who specialise in striking and contemporary residential projects. They rigorously consider all aspects of a project in order to achieve a successful end result for their clients. Without compromising on detail at any stage of the design or build process, their methodical approach ensures elegant, clever spatial solutions and technically advanced construction techniques. The practice’s designs can be built effectively and easily without compromising on their original vision.

With a minimalist aesthetic and an authentic and sensitive approach to materials, Up Architects produce beautifully crafted buildings and interiors on varying scales. Each of their projects to date showcases exceptional attention to detail and thoughtful solutions that make a home more pleasurable to live in.