Journal

We proposed to transform an unloved underpass in the London Borough of Waltham Forest into a ‘Bridge Below’ featuring decorative towers co-designed with local residents, to create a cheerful, safe and well-lit route across a railway line.

Our extension to a 1930s semi-detached house near Victoria Park in east London has been approved. The project opens up a constricted kitchen and dining room to create an open plan, top-lit living space.

Our entry into the Turner Contemporary gallery’s Pioneering Places competition has been shortlisted. The proposal, a whimsical on-shore wind farm, is designed to celebrate the weather, reference Ramsgate’s nautical heritage, and offer shelter from the storm.

The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services unit we designed for the new Royal Hospital for Sick Children (RHSC) in Edinburgh is finished! We won the competition in 2015 and undertook in-depth user consultations before designing a suite of unconventional healing spaces.

Our extension to a detached house in Yorkshire’s Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has recently secured planning permission. The design will replace a small conservatory to create new living spaces across the rear and side of a family house, providing a spacious kitchen and snug, and making the most of the impressive views across the valley.

It’s moving day for accuRx, who are leaving their very cramped premises to take possession of the offices we just completed in Haggerston. The fast-growing healthcare start-up briefed us to design a space which accommodated flexible working and events.

We’re pleased to say that the coffee shop we recently designed for new coffee company Formative is now open for business. With a bespoke terrazzo worktop and custom steelwork, the fit out was designed around the flow of the baristas and coffee-loving customers.

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve been appointed to design the interiors for a second Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) unit, this time in South Edinburgh. Building on our project currently under construction at Edinburgh’s RHCYP, this commission includes bespoke inbuilt furniture and engaging graphics.

Projects Office are creating the auditorium space for 100% Design 2018. Our bright timber and gauze structure will form the backdrop for the annual design festival’s programme of talks. Projects Office’s Bethan Kay will also be speaking about the design of the structure alongside some of our other projects at 3pm on the 19th of September.

Projects Office have completed an ambitious new office space for a fast-growing food technology start-up.

Projects Office’s colour filled proposal is on display as one of the six shortlisted entries at Dulwich Picture Gallery.

We’re delighted to have been shortlisted for the Dulwich Picture Gallery Pavilion competition 2019.

Our second fit out project for tech start-up Paddle is near completion. Having quickly outgrown the space we designed for them at the end of last year, Paddle took over the lease of the adjacent office in Bermondsey Square. The new fit out includes bespoke joinery items (meeting booths, a panelled stand up area, lockers and fitted storage), a new kitchen and shower rooms.