Real projects. Real solutions.

From Challenge
to Solution

A multi-story brick building with large windows and a storefront on the ground level.

Maximising the potential of existing buildings

Maximising the potential of the existing structure of this historic piano factory in Kentish Town was central to success of the project.

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Urban residential development designed by Norton Mayfield Architects

Why Your Project Is Harder
Than It Needs to Be.

Maximising the potential of the existing structure of this historic piano factory in Kentish Town was central to success of the project.

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Urban residential development designed by Norton Mayfield Architects

Avoiding Planning Pitfalls in Historic Settings

The wrong design response within a conservation area can derail a scheme before it begins. Should an intervention be contemporary, contextual, or rooted in careful retrofit?

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City street scene with three buildings, one storefront named Nelsons in black, two pedestrians, one riding a bicycle, traffic lights, and street signs.

Navigate Conservation Complexity with Confidence

A common challenge our clients face is the tension between conservation requirements and building regulations, particularly when adapting listed buildings.

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Existing building retrofit designed by Norton Mayfield Architects

The Building Safety Act: Reduce project risks with “on-the-fly” site decisions.

For years, construction has relied on rash fixes on site. Details adjusted. Materials substituted. Solutions found under programme pressure; but it is now clear that this culture carries real delivery risk.

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Contemporary house designed by Norton Mayfield Architects

Balancing design with performance

Flooding this London property with natural light was central to the client’s vision, with expansive glazing proposed to maximise views and enhance the sense of openness.

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Collaborative thinking,
tailored approach.

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