Tales have been told of Napoleon III’s clandestine meetings in the cellars at Berry Bros. & Rudd. He is said to have holed up here to avoid the Police whilst in exile. The small intricate spaces had not changed much until they were recently adapted and made fit to store the Family Reserve wine for future generations.
An old external undercroft has been adapted into the reception of 92-96 De Beauvoir Road. The designs include increased security, more practical ways to organise the space and connectivity to the café.
We designed new studios for a large advertising agency, behind an old historic facade on Regent Street. The design improved circulation and created a more collaborative working environment for the employees.
This design imaginatively adapts and sustains the interior of the old abandoned Law Courts. It provides a new Museum, Art Gallery, cafe and hospitality spaces.
We restored a Grade II Listed building to incorporate a series of immersive exhibitions. Our design gave the city’s residents, visitors and school children to have a museum that is easily accessible, which they could be proud of.
This exhibition created a new display to show why Italy’s fashion became such a global force from 1945 to the present day. The exhibition was set in the tall historic galleries in the V&A.
A new visitor centre and hospitality venue adapted from 3 unused buildings, allowing visitors in for the first time since the Robinson’s family founded the Unicorn brewery in 1849.
We refurbished two railway arches to create a new sexual health clinic for the NHS. Our design aimed to take the stigma out of the nature of the centre by creating welcoming spaces filled with artwork and generous day-lit circulation.
