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Street Life Elevated

WFH is a breeze!

We’ve re-visited some previous garden studio projects to see how they’ve faired. Deep set window reveals, high levels of insulation, facades that peel back - working from home in summer is no sweat if the design basics are right.

Building

Rough Deluxe

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | REGENERATION

Some contexts can be pretty challenging to draw out a discernible sense of place or character... or so we thought. Building on the site's urban 'edge condition', this freedom to experiment allowed us to propose a industrial-esque mix of rough and refined, celebrating context in its gritty glory.

Interior

Homely Brutalism

Working in a fantastic 1970s brutalist ex-LA Islington flat with a client with a shared appreciation of modernism, we re-worked a tired layout and fittings. An exercise in tight space planning and updated modernism, a lot was achieved in a small space and modest budget.

Balconies enliven architecture!

Building

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | REGENERATION

So say we! We think that's because they bring a bit of the life of people to the facade of the building. And one thing we all love is people watching. Check out a current project where this became a driver for the architecture here.

News

The Wood Shed

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | AREA OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY

Going to site in 2020, Cole + Company successfully achieved planning consent working with Fluid Planning for a replacement structure in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Sevenoaks.

DALSTON PENTHOUSE

dwelling

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | RESIDENTIAL

Small but perfectly formed - we've been designing a small [45 sqm] penthouse, a vertical extension deploying light and views to create a sense of expansive space.

INTERIOR | SMALL SPACE PLANNING | BRUTALISM

Lets be friends! Follow us on instagram & we'll follow you right back #cole_and_com

yard life : hackney wick

LONDON | ARCHITECTURE | AFFORDABLE HOUSING

Pre-application proposals exploring the yard as a typology were presented to the London Legacy Development Corporation for a residential and co-working space.

COLE + COMPANY

Street Life Elevated

WFH is a breeze!

Building

Rough Deluxe

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | REGENERATION

Some contexts can be pretty challenging to draw out a discernible sense of place or character... or so we thought. Building on the site's urban 'edge condition', this freedom to experiment allowed us to propose a industrial-esque mix of rough and refined, celebrating context in its gritty glory.

Interior

Homely Brutalism

Working in a fantastic 1970s brutalist ex-LA Islington flat with a client with a shared appreciation of modernism, we re-worked a tired layout and fittings. An exercise in tight space planning and updated modernism, a lot was achieved in a small space and modest budget.

Balconies enliven architecture!

Building

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | REGENERATION

So say we! We think that's because they bring a bit of the life of people to the facade of the building. And one thing we all love is people watching. Check out a current project where this became a driver for the architecture here.

News

The Wood Shed

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | AREA OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY

Going to site in 2020, Cole + Company successfully achieved planning consent working with Fluid Planning for a replacement structure in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Sevenoaks.

DALSTON PENTHOUSE

dwelling

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | RESIDENTIAL

Small but perfectly formed - we've been designing a small [45 sqm] penthouse, a vertical extension deploying light and views to create a sense of expansive space.

INTERIOR | SMALL SPACE PLANNING | BRUTALISM

Lets be friends! Follow us on instagram & we'll follow you right back #cole_and_com

yard life : hackney wick

LONDON | ARCHITECTURE | AFFORDABLE HOUSING

Pre-application proposals exploring the yard as a typology were presented to the London Legacy Development Corporation for a residential and co-working space.

Social Housing Re-work: Simple but key ideas in light and space in the radical transformation of a social housing block.