Hale Brown Architects

Hale Brown Architects, established by Matt Hale and Andrew Yorke, is a dynamic and innovative RIBA chartered practice based in London. Their team, comprising 14 highly qualified and experienced professionals, is dedicated to delivering projects that are spatially elegant, economically appropriate, and environmentally responsible​​.

Their design philosophy emphasizes versatility, experience, and a willingness to experiment, which enables them to tackle a wide variety of projects across multiple sectors including commercial, residential, education, and cultural. Hale Brown Architects take pride in their creative problem-solving skills and their ability to see beyond immediate requirements to design flexible buildings that adapt with changing needs​​.

The practice has recently announced new project wins, including the retrofit of buildings for the SCC Pension Fund at 48 Berners St and Burwood House in Victoria, showcasing their expertise in sustainable and innovative architectural solutions​​.

Director Matt Hale, with over 20 years of experience across various sectors, prides himself on building strong client and consultant relationships. His work includes major schemes for Stanhope, Aviva, and BMO Real Estate Partners, as well as the award-winning Lower James St project for KFIM. Hale's architectural journey has been marked by a focus on creating total environments that are pleasing and functional for the people who inhabit them​​.

The firm's portfolio includes a range of impressive projects such as The Bottle Works in Guildford, a historic building reinvigorated to create contemporary space, and the Forest School's Martin Building, a competition-winning project designed by Matt Hale while at Buckley Gray Yeoman, providing flexible open-plan space for IT and events​​​​. Another notable project is Luke Street, a Low Carbon Workplace project in Shoreditch that was shortlisted for the British Council of Offices Awards in 2017, highlighting the firm's commitment to sustainability and innovative design​​.

Their work on the Holborn Links Estate involves the refurbishment of Grade II listed mixed-use office buildings to provide Grade 'A' office space along with new 'clubhouse' facilities, demonstrating their expertise in blending historical character with contemporary needs​​.

Hale Brown Architects' approach to architecture is characterized by a deep understanding of the need for buildings to adapt over time, ensuring they meet today's needs while anticipating those of the future. Their work is a testament to their commitment to innovative design, sustainability, and creating spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional.