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Houses, apartments and buildings, made considered

A selection of completed and current projects across London and Europe — residential transformations, listed building works, and commercial commissions, each shaped by its own context and the constraints of its setting.

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Kitchen and dining space by FT Architects with oak cabinetry, marble waterfall island and rooflight in a Knightsbridge mews house

Knightsbridge Mews House

Reception lounge by FT Architects with orange and blush armchairs beside the Booking.com signage wall and open-plan office

The Monument Building

Kitchen detail with walnut and taupe cabinetry, glass splashback and rooflight above at Donne Place, Kensington

Donne Place

Villa St Tropez

Top-lit kitchen and dining extension by FT Architects with stainless island and Crittall doors opening to the garden in Notting Hill

Notting Hill House

Open-plan dining and kitchen by FT Architects with a sculptural brass chandelier and mirrored cabinetry in a Chelsea apartment

Chelsea Apartments & Penthouse

Restored stone-and-brick entrance of a Mayfair mews house by FT Architects, with an arched black glazed front door and matching bay windows at Rex Place

Rex Place Mews House

Rear elevation of a Barnes family home by FT Architects, with a new brick-and-glass extension opening onto landscaped garden steps at Castlenau

Castelnau

Breakout tables beside the Gherkin's triangulated glazing with panoramic City of London views

30 St Mary Axe

Spaces coffee bar by FT Architects with white counter, oak joinery and café seating at 60 Cannon Street

Cannon Street

Marble-floored entrance hall by FT Architects with grand piano, feature staircase and full-height garden glazing

Knightsbridge Townhouse

Drawing room by FT Architects with panelled built-in shelving, stone fireplace and crystal chandelier at Jubilee Place, Chelsea

Jubilee Place

Spaces Business Club breakout lounge by FT Architects with colourful seating and raised timber co-working platform at Baker Street

Baker Street

Grand reception room by FT Architects with coffered ceiling, crystal chandeliers and period panelling at Aldford Street, Mayfair

Ovington Square and Aldford Street

Elegant living space by FT Architects with tall sash windows, period cornicing and herringbone parquet floor

Montague Street Apartments

Blue-lit "Welcome to Buzz" foyer corridor by FT Architects with open grid ceiling

The Buzz Theatre

Entrance hall in a Grade II listed Mayfair townhouse, with inlaid marble floor, round table and staircase beyond.

Mayfair Townhouse

Breakout lounge at Dept W, Queen Mary University of London, with soft seating beneath a restored Edwardian rooflight.

Queen Mary University

Rear courtyard of a Holland Park townhouse, with black brick arched openings, lounge seating and a planted roof edge.

Holland Park

Reception at New Broad Street House by FT Architects, with Spaces branding, a slatted timber ceiling feature and circular ring pendant lights.

New Broad Street House

FT Architects - Knightsbridge Apartment - Featured Image

Knightsbridge Apartment

Entrance to 20 Orange Street, London, with terracotta-red columns, numeral signage and a timber-lined reception beyond.

20 Orange Street

Tea point and breakout space for JLT by FT Architects with white island, green booths and City skyline views

The St Botolph Building

Café breakout area for FORA with orange banquette booths, geometric monochrome wallcovering and planting

Eastgate House

Sitting room with lilac armchairs, woodland-print curtains and branch chandelier, styling by Pam Weinstock

High Street Kensington

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