We are delighted to be hosting a unit show from Manchester University Architecture School at our office / gallery. PRAXXIS.

Private view this Thursday 27th June, 630-830pm, at 95 Bell St, London NW1 6TL.

There are 20 of the 37 exhibiting, 9 will be present and presenting on Thursday. The 20 are all interested in working in London.

Feel free to pop along.

Please RSVP to studio@squarefeetarchitects.co.uk

Most property people in property in this country still talk in ‘sqft’, but Architects design in metric millimetres and m2. We are forever having to ‘translate’ those GIA’s and NIA’s from ‘m2’ to ‘sqft’.

Fortunately it’s a relative simple approximate ‘ten times’ conversion, but 10.764 is the magic number all Architects have at the finger tips.

You may ask, why are we called 'Square Feet'? Isn't it time to embrace a more decimalized unit? While the name lends itself to graphic opportunities and playful puns, it's also because we speak your language.

We understand developers’ challenges and your unwavering commitment to maximising the potential of every site. Our goal is to create great places to work or live but also to align with your vision, understanding your unique drivers and pinch points along the way.

So, as you embark on your next project, consider us your translation guide, your partner in navigating the intricacies of property development. Let us know how we can assist you in unlocking the full potential of your endeavours. 

Join us on ‘the Pride Road Architects podcast’ as we navigate the intricate landscape of RIBA's CPD core curriculum, providing insights, expert interviews, and valuable tips for architects seeking to thrive in the ever-evolving field of architecture. In this episode Lisa Raynes and Daniel Leon talk about their experiences in running architectural practices, focusing on challenges, retaining knowledge, and systemizing businesses. "We all need architects to know that magic number of 10.764." - Daniel Leon Daniel explores different structures by looking at other industries, while Lisa shares her experience of focusing on domestic residential projects and systemizing her practice. Important aspects include keeping an eye on overheads, considering the impact of remote working and AI, and systemizing businesses for better management and scalability. Daniel emphasizes the importance of architects knowing conversion factors, while Lisa highlights the focus of her practice, Pride Road, on domestic residential projects. Both architects discuss the importance of having one person knowledgeable about all aspects of a project for maintaining continuity and quality. Lisa shares her experience interviewing architects and students, emphasizing the importance of mentoring and support throughout their careers.

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