Hugh has been awarded the Lancelot Andrewes medal by the Bishop of Southwark.

The medal was given in recognition of the contribution made by the practice’s new courtyard and community centre at St. Michael’s Barnes and the extension at St. Peter’s Petersham, two churches in the Diocese of Southwark.

The medal was bestowed at one of the final services at St. Peter’s by the retiring vicar, the Reverend Canon Tim Marwood, who has been the driving force behind the building of the extension and the repair and restoration of the church itself.

The practice has recently started work on a residential project in Dublin. We will soon launch a second office in the Dun Laoghaire area of Dublin bringing our experience of working in sensitive contexts in both rural and urban locations.

The Dublin office will be run on a permanent basis by one of our directors, Giles and we are actively looking for new opportunities to expand our range of work in Ireland.

The house was decorated in a faux Louis Seize style.

We redesigned the interiors and partially the exteriors to create a modern bungalow with a  private gallery for the African carving collection of the client.

The works have been done by David Lightfoot Design.

Congratulations to Tobias on being promoted to director.