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HUT are fundraising for the Architects Benevolent Society. A few of the team are doing ABS 5k Chicken Run. If you would like to help us reach our goal of £500 then please do so here: https://lnkd.in/eD9dgHyk ABS offers confidential advice, support and financial assistance to the architectural community and their families in times of need. […]

Construction works top out at Clapham South development – 36 residential dwellings built on 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, […]

HUT enjoyed an evening of mini golf with design team colleagues on our Bloomsbury listed refurbishment project. Thanks to CrEAM Engineering for hosting and congratulations to Chris at Elliot Wood on your win!

The HUT Team visited our Clerkenwell retrofit site this week. Project lead Todd described the planning background to this complex scheme and talked us through breathable and low-carbon construction build-ups as they happen. Simultaneously in the office, we continue to evolve our expertise on the retrofit of traditional construction types with the latest Green Register […]

HUT’s Forest Garden has seen extreme weather cycles since its completion in 2020, including summer droughts. Director Rachel dropped by recently and found nature bouncing back, bedded in recycled construction aggregates, ready for spring.

HÛT are looking for a dynamic Part 2 Architectural Assistant to join our growing practice. This role would suit someone who enjoys learning new skills whilst gaining hands-on experience. We positively encourage applicants from all backgrounds, particularly those under-represented in the profession, to apply for this role⁠. To find out more about this role or […]

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210 Pentonville Road is a finalist for the Architects’ Journal Retrofit Awards in the Workplace (£5 million to £10 million) category. This project is an embodiment of the practice’s 4 values of seeking reinvention, delight, patina and enrichment, with 210 Pentonville Road oriented on the creative re-use of existing fabric. It’s been a pleasure to […]

We are delighted to hear that Gilray House is a finalist for the Architects’ Journal Retrofit Awards in the Workplace (up to £5 million) category. HUT’s approach was to sustainably re-imagine this former bank building on City Road, Tech City, and it’s rewarding that it has been recognised accordingly. It’s been a pleasure to work […]

Happy International Women’s Day! HUT is a pro-female practice that champions equality and diversity. More than half of our team are women – from young designers to senior management. We feel lucky to have this dynamic, but we are aware that statistically this is a rarity in the BE industry. As Part W reveal through […]

HUT’s Curtain Road scheme, described as “the best building in Shoreditch” by Compton has been acquired by Aviva for £42M. The team at HUT worked closely with Hackney & Historic England to achieve significant planning gain on a listed building, restoring heritage features, adding commuter facilities and detailing upgrades throughout to create what will be […]

The @forestgarden.leytonstone features in the Architects’ Journal. HUT and HOS Landscapes tested out a circular approach to construction ustilising construction waste to re-value the connection with our lost natural habitats. You can read the full case study here.