This year, our tradition of annual away days took us to Sheffield, a city with a diverse architectural mix. Away from our desks and screens the team came together to explore, learn and spend time with one another, something that's central to how we work. Over the course of the 2 days we soaked up the city's architecture, toured some buildings, visited a local practice: Peak Architects, and came back with fresh energy and plenty to talk about. Here's a few highlights: Cultural

Every great project starts with potential. Sometimes it's a tired building waiting to be reimagined, an underused workspace ready for new life, or a home that no longer meets the needs of the people living in it. Through thoughtful architecture and interior design, these spaces can be transformed into places that are not only beautiful, but work better for the people who use them every day. Here are a few our our project "before" to "after" journeys: The Pig & Tail Pub in Bir

Designing for extra care environments requires designing for homes, communities, and support systems for people navigating aging, cognitive change, and sensory challenges. From retirement villages to dementia care facilities, interior design plays a vital role in enhancing quality of life and promoting independence. Retirement Villages: Supporting Independence and Community A focus on enabling residents to live independently while encouraging social connection is key.