Practice · Architecture · London, United Kingdom

IF_DO Architects

Unashamedly ambitious. Creating better places. Having fun along the way.

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London, United Kingdom
Work
Residential, Cultural, Public Sector

In their words

“IF_DO was established in 2014 by three close friends who were dissatisfied with inaction and inspired by the potential for innovative approaches.”

IF_DO was established in 2014 by three close friends who were dissatisfied with inaction and inspired by the potential for innovative approaches.

We firmly believe that architecture has the ability to enhance lives and foster happier, stronger communities. Our strength lies in building connections, surpassing expectations, and undertaking projects with a focus on people.

Our debut competition, The Dulwich Pavilion, resulted in a victory that propelled us into various sectors including Education, Arts, Community, Workspace, and Housing.

As a tight-knit team, we uphold the highest standards and continually challenge one another. Our reputation is growing for creating cherished and considerate designs.

With unapologetic ambition, our aim is to craft better places while enjoying the journey.

The work they do

  1. 01Residential
  2. 02Cultural
  3. 03Public Sector

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