With planning consent recently granted, we are looking forward to realising our competition winning proposals for Arch 42 in Nine Elms very soon. This illustration depicts the South Gateway as approached from Nine Elms Underground Station. Nine Elms London London Festival of Architecture

Our public realm interventions at Arch 42 in Nine Elms include this totem structure with intricately cut timber daggerboards designed by local school children. This image shows Arch 42 approached from Ponton Road to the north of the viaduct. Nine Elms London London Festival of Architecture

Very impressed with the line-up for the next Archiboo Architects’ Pitch. Could this be the best one ever?! IF_DO Projects Office Gurmeet Sian DROO - Da Costa Mahindroo Architects Al-Jawad Pike Gray + Cross and Okra Studio. archiboo.com/stories/seven-…

We're delighted to have been shortlisted for the 2022 Archiboo & UPP Architect Pitch. A fascinating brief that understands the critical roles cohesive communities and design for good mental health play in shaping the student housing experience.

We're looking for to pitching our ideas for this later today!

Excited about our London Design Festival event tomorrow, where we'll be discussing our Nine Elms railway arch project with Wandsworth Council, with refreshments by Waste Not Want Not Battersea (crafted from surplus Convent Garden Market produce) 😎. Free tickets here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/arch-42-proj…

A catering endeavour with depth tonight #Arch42

We kicked off our project for Chelmsford City Council on Saturday, gathering insights and ideas on what local people would like to see and do in the city’s Market Square. We’re looking forward to developing these ideas further with the local community. 😎

We’ve just completed a residency at the office we designed for Accurx where we experienced first hand how spaces are used and support the company culture. We also conducted drop-in sessions, structured conversations and occupancy surveys to refine the brief for phase 2.

We were delighted to receive a copy of the new Beyond Walls book which features the CAMHS interiors we designed. Beyond Walls profiles the many art and therapeutic design projects curated and produced by Ginkgo Projects for the new hospitals in Edinburgh.

We’ll be speaking World Architecture Festival this week. Our talk - ‘Broken Engagements’ explores our work designing with and for people and discusses how to invite genuine candour to shape places that are not only useful, but colourful, joyful, and compassionate.

Great to see the CAMHS unit that we designed in Edinburgh profiled in Financial Times 's feature on spaces that care: ft.com/content/a2b2d6… @HTSI Ginkgo Projects

Ever wondered how art and design can be used to improve the patient experience? It’s great to see our partner Projects Office mentioned in the article ‘Inside the spaces that care’ published by the Financial Times Learn about our Sensory Rooms project here - cwplus.org.uk/our-work/arts-…

Happy #IWD2023 from Projects Office! We're a majority women led practice (still rare), working with and for communities. We believe good leaders are empathetic, good design is inclusive and good spaces work for everybody. Hoorah for all the women making places more equitable.💃💃

Commerce / culture / community: what should be at the heart of a 21st century market square? Working with traders and the local community, we've been exploring the potential of a city centre space for Chelmsford City Council, co-designing bold scenarios to reinvigorate and activate.✨

Delighted to see our CAMHS project featured in FRAME's The Healthy Indoors: new challenges, new designs. Great to see so many projects where health and wellbeing are design drivers, and where ‘healthy’ doesn’t mean clinical and bland. 😀 store.frameweb.com/the-healthy-in…

Season’s Greetings from Projects Office! Sending our best wishes for a peaceful festive break.

We’re delighted that our collaborative team - Projects Office , Dream Networks and Earth Tenders - has been shortlisted for the Dulwich Picture Gallery & London Festival of Architecture Reimagining Play competition