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Upstairs Architects
We are a RIBA Chartered Practice focusing on residential and mixed-use architecture. We have expertise in contemporary new build architecture and the re-working of existing buildings. As we are based in London, many of our projects fuse the old and the new to revitalize older buildings with modern interventions. We br…
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“We are a RIBA Chartered Practice focusing on residential and mixed-use architecture.”
We are a RIBA Chartered Practice focusing on residential and mixed-use architecture. We have expertise in contemporary new build architecture and the re-working of existing buildings. As we are based in London, many of our projects fuse the old and the new to revitalize older buildings with modern interventions. We bring imaginative design solutions to all our projects, whether individual private homes or larger developments, producing rewarding and inspiring results. Our passion for construction leads to an expressive architecture displaying the elemental character of construction and habitation, whilst questioning and dissolving the differences between the physical elements of enclosure and the spatial aspects of interior and exterior. We enjoy undertaking all phases of a project from concept to completion. We have a reputation for strong delivery as well as design creativity. It is important to us that we work with our clients to deliver their ambitions and we achieve the best design solutions reflecting the potential of the site, the budget and aspirations.
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Profile updated 29 July 2026
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