Sacred Spaces
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From the national scale of Lambeth Palace, seat of the Church of England, to the small rural parish of St Michael’s Church, our work with religious buildings is grounded in deep respect for their architectural and spiritual significance. Acknowledging that sacred spaces are places of worship first and foremost, yet also play a vital role in serving their communities, we adapt historic fabric to the needs of contemporary ecclesiastical life.
List of primary projects
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Lambeth Palace Masterplan
A transformative masterplan enhancing accessibility and sustainability at Lambeth Palace, including a new Energy Centre in line with Church of England’s net zero 2030 goal
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Museum of the Home
A major renewal of the Museum of the Home’s Grade I listed almshouses and gardens doubles public space through expanded galleries and new learning and community pavilions, supporting the museum’s evolving story of home
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Magdalen College Library
An Oxford college Quad is transformed, by retrofitting a new library within the historic building fabric and out into the garden, providing a significant expansion of workspaces for future generations.
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Lambeth Palace Library and Archive
An award-winning archive and public library for one of the world’s most important collections has a distinct civic presence and model for sustainable design
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St Michael's Church
A central part of village life since Saxon times, St Michael’s Church has been revitalised for 21st-century worship and community use through improved accessibility, discreet reorganisation, and carefully integrated new facilities
