Practice · Architecture · London, United Kingdom
Mitchell + Corti
- Studio
- London, United Kingdom
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- Residential
- On Architecture Social
- 3 projects
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In their words
Mitchell + Corti is a London based architecture and design studio. After many years of experience in practice Ester and Andrew founded M+C, to continue their long lasting creative collaboration, working on a range of projects across Europe.
Our design principles are founded on the stance that design serves people, user experience and quality of environment are our key drivers. We share a belief in the strong social value of architecture and design, where projects should actively engage with the communities they serve and bear strong relationships with their surroundings. An interdisciplinary and lateral thinking approach, allows us to draw from a pool of diverse resources, whilst our established network of consultants ensures that for each project we seek the involvement of appropriate and valuable experts.
However big or small, we approach each new brief with enthusiasm, catering our service to both client and project specific needs. We offer a personal and bespoke service alongside high professional standards. Careful time and budget management and a shared breadth of connections with consultants and manufacturers has enabled us to overcome technical, cost and time challenges time and again.
Our aim is to carve out space for creative growth and project diversity, constantly striving for innovation.
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