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mscp penrith
A unique facade design proposal for a new car park building in the lake district. This is a project by Sheppard Robson architects, for which we provided concept design input as well as technical, specialist CAD and computational scripting consultation.
barking riverside
This is a project by Sheppard Robson architects and is one of the largest planning applications ever lodged in the UK. Whilst employed by Sheppard Robson, founding partner Rodi was the Associate Architect responsible for leading the design of all the residential house types within stage 1 of the masterplan.
stealth garage
A new garage building to house the client’s prized sports cars, the building’s form is directly influenced by the constraints of the site – both the shape and the desire to leave a fine mature alder tree untouched by the new construction. The new garage will be an unashamedly modern insertion into a London [...]
west end offices
A refurbishment project for a firm of graphic designers, the design and impact of the reception area was fundamental to the success of the project. The whole front wall was removed at ground floor level between the structural brick piers and a glass front was suspended in front of the structure and became a [...]
the belvedere
A proposal for a discreet entertainment and children’s play area situated within the grounds of a larger house refurbishment and construction project within The Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
doughty mews
The client had bought a mews house, built 20 years previously in a style reminiscent of the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and wanted it remodelled in an up-to-date style with particular attention being paid to the use and penetration of natural light into a house with only one outside wall which faced onto [...]
chester square
The brief from the very enlightened client for this project was to liken the present, late Georgian house to an original VW Beetle and his desire was for the new version. The interior of this Grade II listed building had been gutted in the 1970′s and no significant original features remained. Along with the brief [...]
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