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Paper House Project

Paper House Project is an award-winning architecture practice that designs public, private and commercial buildings. We are underpinned by a focus on strengthening communities and positively impacting people's lives. We are a team of problem solvers and creative thinkers who enjoy working openly and collaboratively wi…

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Paper House Project is an award-winning architecture practice that designs public, private and commercial buildings. We are underpinned by a focus on strengthening communities and positively impacting people's lives. We are a team of problem solvers and creative thinkers who enjoy working openly and collaboratively with clients, builders and makers that share our passion for thoughtful, considered architecture. We work at various scales, carefully designing places and spaces that consider the people and communities who will use them. We embrace new technologies and modern construction methods to create better-performing, low-energy buildings that are human-centred and environmentally responsible. We acknowledge that every project is unique, so we will always tailor our approach to meet a brief or respond to a site. We are an ARB registered and RIBA chartered practice, signatories of the Mayors Diversity Pledge and members of the Association for Environment Conscious Building (AECB).

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