Practice · Architecture · London, United Kingdom
Anomaly Architecture
A progressive studio of architects and designers
- Studio
- 224 St John Street, London EC1V 4PH
- Work
- Residential, Commercial, Conservation
- Plus 1 more sector
- On Architecture Social
- 5 projects · 1 person
- Linked to this practice
The studio
Where the work happens.
Duo workplace at 280 Bishopsgate, London
Photography: Image courtesy of Anomaly. Photographer not named on the captured project page.
In their words
Anomaly is a London architecture and interiors practice led by co-founders Petr Esposito and Liam Spencer. It specialises in retrofit and creative workplaces, bringing new uses to existing buildings across a range of sectors.
The practice describes an approach shaped by commercial viability, longevity and clear communication. It supports clients from acquisition feasibility and planning through design and delivery, with architecture and interiors developed around each building’s history, context and future occupants.
The work they do
- 01Residential
- 02Commercial
- 03Conservation
- 04Mixed-Use
Selected work · 5 projects
Their work, in their projects.
Working here
Working at Anomaly Architecture.
Culture
The team describes a studio that gives designers challenge and responsibility, combining architecture and interior design with a focus on building the work it proposes. Its stated approach values direct communication, collaboration and close client relationships.
Source: their website ↗Values
Reuse, commercial viability, distinctive design and clear communication guide the practice’s stated approach. Its process starts with the opportunities in each existing building rather than a fixed house style.
Source: their website ↗Hear first when Anomaly Architecture hires.
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The team
One person on Architecture Social.
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Petr Esposito - Founding Director of Thirdway ArchitectureListen to the episode →Practice film
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Profile updated 1 October 2026
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