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Updated July 2026

Architecture · London, United Kingdom

Studio InPlace

Studio InPlace (formerly Kevin Haley Studio) is a London placemaking and spatial design practice working across places, spaces and platforms.

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Base
London, United Kingdom
Regions
UK - England - Greater London
Sectors
CulturalUrban Design

About

About Studio InPlace.

Studio InPlace (formerly Kevin Haley Studio) is a spatial and strategy-led design practice based in London. The studio works across places, spaces and platforms, delivering placemaking, architecture, interiors, installations and cultural programming for developers, local authorities, cultural institutions and brands across the UK, Europe and the Middle East.

The team begins in place. It listens to the stories a site is already trying to tell, then translates those stories into built, visible, usable things. It is an approach rooted in observation before design, and people before form.

Studio InPlace was founded by Kevin Haley, who brings 25 years of experience delivering places with commercial and civic impact. Kevin also teaches at the Royal College of Art. The studio draws on expertise across architecture, interior design, community engagement and brand curation.

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Blending Architecture, Design and Education for MAXIMUM IMPACT, ft. Kevin Haley

Step inside the studio and classroom with Kevin Haley, a designer and educator who bridges practical architecture with academic inquiry.

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