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Updated July 2026

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dMFK

We are Architects, Makers, Communicators and Collaborators. We design new buildings, renovations and interiors which work in complex, historic and constrained contexts. Whether designing new buildings or restoring them, we want to create and respond to texture, warmth, and grain making buildings and interiors that are…

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UK - England - Greater London
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CommercialConservationRetrofitWorkplace

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Three projects are selected for this profile. Explore the project directory for more.

  1. Chancery Lane, London, United Kingdom

    Chancery House

    A deep retrofit that reconnects a fragmented office as a flexible, hospitality-led workplace in central London.

  2. Fitzrovia, London, United Kingdom · 2022

    76 Charlotte Street

    dMFK's own Fitzrovia studio, combining a human-centred workplace with a material library and event space.

  3. Chiswick, London, United Kingdom

    Voysey House

    A careful retrofit of C.F.A. Voysey's Grade II* former Sanderson factory in Chiswick.

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Join us in a fascinating discussion with Hollie Welch, Associate Director at DMFK Architects, as she delves into her journey in architecture, starting from her studies in Northumbria University to her current role. Explore how DMFK has adapted to the changing landscape of commercial office spaces, from traditional designs to innovative, user-centric workspaces. Learn about key projects, sustainability in design, and the future direction of workplace environments post-pandemic.If you're curious a

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About dMFK.

We are Architects, Makers, Communicators and Collaborators. We design new buildings, renovations and interiors which work in complex, historic and constrained contexts. Whether designing new buildings or restoring them, we want to create and respond to texture, warmth, and grain making buildings and interiors that are uplifting, approachable and beautiful. We strive to design and fit out bold, elegant and interesting new buildings, often in constrained settings, and also re-invent and alter existing buildings fearlessly. We take a brave approach to heritage, believing strongly that change means opportunity, complexity, interest and depth. We help our clients clarify, develop, and realise their briefs and are skilled communicators, listening to stakeholders bring them into the process in order to make projects actually happen. We relish working with others, in complex team and client structures, and know how to get the best out of those situations for our clients.

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Reimagining Workplaces: Exploring the Future of Office Design with Hollie Welch at dMFK

Join us in a fascinating discussion with Hollie Welch, Associate Director at DMFK Architects, as she delves into her journey in architecture, starting from her studies in Northumbria University to her current role. Explore how DMFK has adapted to the changing landscape of commercial office spaces, from traditional designs to innovative, user-centric workspaces. Learn about key projects, sustainability in design, and the future direction of workplace environments post-pandemic.If you're curious a

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