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Updated July 2026

Architecture

CrossWorks

CrossWorks is a London architecture and masterplanning studio founded by Hakan Agca, delivering large mixed-use schemes and new cities internationally.

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UK - England - Greater London
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MasterplanningMixed-UseUrban Design

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About CrossWorks.

CrossWorks is a London-based architecture and masterplanning studio founded by Hakan Agca. The practice works across large-scale master plans, mixed-use buildings and new cities, with a particular focus on the crossover between design and technology.

The studio takes a cross-disciplinary approach to its projects, which is reflected in its name. Much of its work is international, including the architectural guidelines for the new city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan. CrossWorks is based in east London and is relocating to Camden.

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Podcast · Episode

The Business of Architecture: Risks, Rewards, and Real Talk with Hakan Agca at Cross Works

What does it take to build a thriving architecture business from scratch? Hakan Agca, founder of CrossWorks, joins the show to share his journey from working in top firms to running his own practice. We’re diving into the nuts and bolts of the business of architecture: taking risks, building networks, hiring as well as firing, scaling sustainably, our biggest mistakes and staying ahead with technology like AI and BIM. It’s real talk about the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship in the bui

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