Author: Marta
Andy Whiting features in Detailer Podcast
/ | Leave a CommentHUT Principal Andy Whiting and Build the Way alumni Jamila Saha joined David Taylor for a chat on the Detailer podcast this January. The Detailer podcast features “commute-sized conversations with host David Taylor and guests exploring the built environment, cities, design and more”. The episode, which was recorded within one of the show flats at […]
Read more »16 reasons why you should still be an architect in 2026
/ | Leave a CommentFor a positive start to the year, countering the negativity of 2025, the Architects’ Journal have collected the views of 16 architects on why you should still be an architect in 2026. HUT Associate Director Marta Ferreira is included in this compilation. Have a read here.
Read more »Embodied Carbon Savings at Challoner House
/ | Leave a CommentAssociate George Jamieson reflects on HUT’s recent research piece. Last year, we completed an in-depth research study into the embodied carbon savings achieved through intuitive design decisions made during the technical design of Challoner House. This feels especially timely now that the building has been in full occupation for over a year, allowing us […]
Read more »Clapham Quarter in Premier Construction News
/ | Leave a CommentHUT’s transformation of an underutilised Clapham carpark into 36 homes is featured in this month’s Premier Construction News. With 95% of the apartments sold, Clapham Quarter is one of the top performing developments in London according to data from Molier Research. Have a read of the article here. Thank you Ben Simmonds for the feature. […]
Read more »Gateway 2 Approval within 9 weeks
/ | Leave a CommentHUT has achieved Higher-risk building Gateway 2 approval for our Regent’s Park multiple flat refurbishment and reconfiguration project, with approval achieved within 9 weeks.
Read more »Fabric Decarbonisation of Challoner House
/ | Leave a CommentAssociate Director Todd Courtney reflects on recent presentation of our research piece on Challoner House. Challoner House was a building typical of city-fringe workplace stock. Composed of an amalgamation of historically significant structures that have been incoherently edited over several decades, with poor energy performance and tired interiors. Through a deep retrofit approach, HUT […]
Read more »Clapham Quarter featured in Architects’ Journal
/ | Leave a CommentHUT’s Clapham transformation project is showcased in the Architects’ Journal, turning an underused 2700sqm car park into 36 new homes. A big thank you to the AJ and Frances Williams for the feature! Huge thanks to our client Matthew Rosson at Landhold Developments, and a shout-out to the brilliant HUT team, Todd Courtney, George Jamieson […]
Read more »New Build the Way Cohort
/ | Leave a CommentA big ‘welcome’ to the 2025-26 Build the Way trainees! Build The Way is a nine month entry-level architecture traineeship providing an alternative and accessible route into a career designing and making buildings, spaces, cities, and communities. Over 9 months, trainees learn the fundamentals of architecture, how to communicate thoughts and illustrate ideas. Trainees also […]
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