An offshoot of London’s Open City, the Accelerate mentorship programme works to get marginalised young people into architectural careers and boosts diversity in the built-environment sector.
A campaign group tackling the housing crisis, Action on Empty Homes uses research, community building and industry expertise to advocate for people in need of homes.
Led by curiosity and conscience, alma-nac is an award-winning architectural practice leading the way in building sustainable spaces for the social good.
Founded by architectural designer and activist Chris Laing, DAF is a new platform and collective aiming to break down barriers between architecture and the Deaf community.
Property company DSP curates and manages buildings in London, with a deep contextual understanding of the changing neighbourhoods and lifestyles of the city.
Award-winning female-founded architecture practice Erect has a two-decade track record in architecture, landscape and public-realm projects for the common good.
With a low-tech, sustainability-driven approach, architecture practice Feilden Fowles creates socially and environmentally responsible buildings with cultural resonance.
International design supergroup Heirloom creates objects, systems and experiences that make rare, purposeful and valuable differences to people’s lives.
Based in pop-up premises in Southwark, the London LGBTQ+ Community Centre is a safe, sober space that welcomes and supports anyone identifying as LGBTQ+.
Focusing on regenerative materials and construction technology, Material Cultures is a non-profit organisation leading the shift to a post-carbon built environment.
A breath of fresh air in an industry beset by waste, Somer embraces circular production methods to craft beautiful freestanding modular kitchen systems.
Inspired by the radical creativity of disability, DisOrdinary Architecture is a non-profit platform that aims to transform how we design for access and inclusion.
Lives Less Ordinary: Working-Class Britain Re-seen, is a major new exhibition at Two Temple Place, seeking to explore and address the representation of working-class life head on.
Since 2012, we’ve been privileged to work with ground-breaking exhibitions, talented creatives, beloved brands and design institutions from all over the world. Below are some of our proudest moments…