We currently have a busy order book for 2022 and need some great colleagues to join us.

If you are a newly qualified architect drop us a line we would love to hear from you.

Michael Sanders

michael@archerarchitects.com

Thanks NHS & All Support Workers

In these uncertain times we all value and are grateful for the bravery and selflessness being shown by our doctors, nurses, support staff and care workers – thank you!

#StayAlert #ProtectTheNHS #SaveLives

We are pleased to announce the publication of “100 Projects, UK CLT”, a collection of 100 case studies of buildings in the UK constructed from cross-laminated timber and glue-lam including our own Bedfont Lakes Scheme.

The book is now available online for download here. The book is being distributed in the US and Canada.   We encourage you to help promote the book by sharing the link with individuals and organisations that may find it useful or interesting and to tweet using #CLT100book.

Stephen Archer & Emiel Tijhuis

Stephen and Emiel continue to arrive similarly dressed – coincidence?

Archer Architects successfully achieved planning approval from Westminster City Council for the comprehensive refurbishment and remodelling of 8 Golden Square which we believe will contribute positively to the area. the approval will allow the sensitive external alterations and upward and rear extensions to the building to deliver a high quality sustainable mixed use development.

To create more awareness and action for diversity and inclusion within the Architectural Profession the RIBA have introduced the Role Model Project. Stephen Ware of Archer Architects, was recognised as one of the twelve role models at the Launch on the 2^nd June 2015.

Among the speakers were Stephen Hodder, RIBA President; Jane Duncan, RIBA President Elect; Jo Bostock, Pause Consultancy and Danna Walker, Architects for Change. Stephen gave a very well received impromptu speech with assistance from his BSL interpreter on the difficulties he experienced as a deaf trainee Architect. He is now considering several role model collaboration ideas including support for an exceptionally talented deaf African student at the Portsmouth School of Architecture. Lucy Carmichael, Head of Professional Communities at the RIBA, agreed that Stephen’s suggestion of drop in centres, allowing unemployed students to maintain skills and therefore remain employable would receive serious consideration.

“Whatever direction my career takes I hope to achieve professional respect. Architectural Role models will promote the possibilities of architecture to a wider audience – a sometimes difficult but ultimately fulfilling path” – Stephen Ware

Archer Architects is a fully inclusive employer and support the goals of the RIBA Role Model Project

Website – http://www.architecture.com/Explore/RIBARoleModels/RIBARoleModels.aspx

We love these prints by Tim – take a look
http://iloveshoreditch.com/

The Dallington/Northburgh Street project is now well under way.