Category Archives: Project updates
End in sight at Reliance Arcade!
Works at Reliance Arcade in Brixton are starting!
We are involved as Design Architects in the refurbishment of Reliance Arcade, Grade II covered market in Brixton. Works are starting on site on the 24th of March. The renovation will be carried out by Coniston.
St Peter’s Extension has been completed!
St Peter’s extension has been completed last November and we had the pleasure of attending the inauguration of the building with the local community! The collaboration with David Lightfoot Design has been essential for the quality of the end result.
Our model is being exhibited at the RSA
The Landart House has been published in The Hunt Post!!
Para 55 planning approval granted!!!
LANDART HOUSE
Hemingford Abbots, Cambridgeshire
Para 55 planning approval granted for our art and architecture collaboration with Kate Whiteford

Walnut Site Model realized by Tom Aylwin
At their planning meeting on March 19th Huntingdon District Council gave approval (subject to section 106 legal agreements) to the scheme for ‘Landart House’ – a fusion of landscape art and inhabited building which has been the outcome of a collaboration between the artist Kate Whiteford and Hugh Cullum Architects.
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New houses in Dulwich
We have received positive feedback at pre-application stage for two new large houses in dulwich and are working the scheme up for a planning application.
FITZROY SQUARE
We have completed the restoration and refurbishment of this Grade I listed townhouse by Robert Adam. The interior refurbishment was a major component of the project brief and we designed number of bespoke pieces of furniture integral to the house, including a special bar stool working in collaboration with a furniture maker.
Prince Albert Road
We have designed a basement swimming pool and cinema for this exceptional mid C19 stucco villa overlooking Regent’s Park. As little of the original interior exists we have designed a sensitive and contemporary treatment which complements the elegant proportions of the rooms and the fine original stone staircase.