What do these three buildings have in common? They were all granted planning approval without any requirement for design changes, despite each being located in a highly sensitive planning context.   Knossington Passivhaus (Conservation Area), The Paddock House (outside a settlement boundary and adjacent to a Grade II listed building), and the Performing Arts and Dining Building at Lingfield College (Green Belt) each faced very different constraints. Yet all three secured cons

In today’s challenging financial climate, effective marketing matters more than ever. We have worked with many schools to reimagine their campuses, helping them present their environments at their very best and create strong, confident first impressions. At Lingfield College, this meant transforming a brutal, monolithic 1990s arrival experience into a warm and inspiring journey - one that truly embodies and reflects the pastoral care for which the School is so well known. Rea

It was incredible to be back at Lingfield College today and see the transformation of the PAD building and dining hall nine months on....

These are the words of the Lingfield College students and these children are why we do what we do. After two years of crafting and...