Category: Uncategorized

November marks the start of a new term at the London School of Architecture. Over on LinkedIn, our Build The Way trainee Jamila looks forward to the term ahead and gives her thoughts on her experience of the architecture profession so far.

Our Big Practice Review provides a forum to discuss and reflect upon the year gone by and reassess our common goals moving forward. We are proud of our achievements of the past twelve months and of our contribution to the built environment. We are excited for the completion of several large projects due in 2024 […]

HUT took part in the Architects Benevolent Society’s annual sketching competition #Time2Sketch. With an hour to respond to the theme ‘My Home from Home’, Andy drew the view of St Michael’s Mount from Marazion in Cornwall; Mikey drew a Filipino kamayan feast with his dog stealing sausages; and Sophie drew a day off at her […]

Site works are underway at our office retrofit and extension scheme in Bloomsbury. Temporary works are in place ready for partial demolition to begin.

HUT have partnered with GPAD to co-steer the Build The Way Traineeship for 2023. We believe that there should be more alternative and accessible routes into careers involving architecture, design and shaping our cities. This will impact the way our homes, workplaces and communities develop in years to come. The nine month program offers the […]

The NLA’s Circular London Report launched at The London Centre on Friday 14th July, featuring HUT’s Forest Garden as a case study alongside essential research and other inspiring schemes. Our Forest Garden Toolkit is downloadable for free and we are available to discuss future sites on forestgarden@hutarchitecture.com.

Our Forest Garden Toolkit is now available to download for free here. The toolkit offers simple guidance on applying the circular strategies of our Forest Garden project to other sites to create climate resilient, biodiverse and educational interventions for local communities. We are in dialogue with London Boroughs and available to discuss potential sites for […]

We had a fabulous time at The Dusty Knuckle Youth Fundraiser. On their Dalston rooftop there was food by chef Troy Cundy, special guests, an auction, live music & a DJ. We heard from Dusty Knuckle’s trainees about how their journey with the bakery has transformed their lives. The bakery’s programme provides meaningful work in […]

HUT joined a fascinating event hosted by Women in Architecture UK on ‘Healthy (Work)places for Women’. The discussion touched on the support offered by architectural practices and architectural design itself for the mental and physical wellbeing of women architects. It was shown how poorly appointed architecture perpetuates inequality. Thank you to the brilliant panel for […]

The Forest Garden has been selected as a case study for NLA’s ‘Circular London’ report which highlights practices and initiatives pushing boundaries in London’s circular building economy. The garden replaces large areas of impermeable tarmac, reuses discarded building aggregate and adopts a recycled rainfall system. With a number of new trees and uniquely designed insect […]

Well done to Andy, Pramila, Todd and Marta who ran the Architects Benevolent Society’s 2023 Chicken Run. Todd came third overall! The team exceeded their fundraising target but if you want to donate to a great cause, you still can here. Thank you!

As part of Inspire Education Business Partnership’s #worldofwork programme, Rachael and Fenella spent the day at William Ellis School with Year 10 students, preparing them for the professional workplace ahead of their work experience this summer. The students partook in a series of workshops focused on careers and aspirations, transferable skills and training. The day […]

As part of Inspire Education Business Partnership’s #worldofwork programme, Andy and Sophie spent the morning with 45 primary school children at NLA’s The London Centre discussing how architecture is made. The children were particularly excited by the NLA’s scale models of the city, identifying London’s many iconic buildings, and understanding how different areas have changed […]

Construction works top out at our Clapham South development of 36 residential dwellings upon the site of a disused car park adjacent to the common.

Delighted that 6 Gracechurch street has been shortlisted for the Mixology23 Awards in the Project of the Year – Workplace Interiors – 30,000 to 70,000 sq ft category. 6 Gracechurch Street frames the post-pandemic urban workspace as a place where individuals choose to meet. Complimenting remote working practices, this traditional office building evolves to offer […]

As part of HUT’s JEDI strategy, we engage with a number of work experience sessions and placements to help our local community and boost social mobility within the architectural industry. Here are Rachael Davidson and Fenella Ryan hosting an interview training/CV development workshop to help prepare young people for the world of work

Glass blocks and aluminium cladding taking shape in East London. An old drill hall and vehicle maintenance yard on the Mile End Road are being transformed to create a mixed use development of retail / cafe, flexible workspace, and flats. The 15 second city…? Lots of existing fabric retained and re-used to reduce embodied carbon, […]