WIDO
Democratising spaces
FMT
Ethical Spaces with Enriched Lives
Dosorozco
Handcrafted Harmony in Design
MOG+
Rural Essence Brought to Modern Design
VOID STUDIO
Historical Roots in Contemporary Spaces
Morari
Deliberate Design with Thoughtful Execution
Taller BAC
Native Landscapes
Practica Arquitectura
Creative Convergence in Practice
V Taller
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3 M E
Identity, Territory, Culture
GRADO
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MATERIA
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[labor_art:orium]
Architecture rooted in emotion, functionality,
and truth
OBVdS Workshops
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HW Studio
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MAstudio
Building Authentically, Impacting Lives
JDEstudio
Stories Behind the Structures
TAH
From Constraints
to Opportunities
Inca Hernandez
Shaping a Timeless
Future for Design
TORU Arquitectos
A dynamic duo
blending bold visions
Estudio AMA
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Driven spaces
NASO
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and Growth
RA!
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Localised Innovations
MRD
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and community
MANUFACTURA
Reclaiming Design Through
Heritage and Technology
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Emil Eve Architects was established in 2009 by Ross and Emma Perkin in East-London with a focus on imaginative contemporary design, specialising in working with historic buildings, complex briefs and sensitive locations. The studio is a member of the Dalston Architecture Collective and the directors also co-founded the low-carbon fabricator Natural Building Systems.
We (Emma and Ross) met on our first day at the University of Edinburgh in 2001. We both loved the city and stayed for our first and second degrees, with several summers in Romania running a student building project. After graduating, we spent two years in Paris working for DGT Architects before settling in London. We started doing small projects in our spare time while we were working in larger practices (Ross spent several years at David Chipperfield and Feilden Fowles) until we had large enough projects for, first Emma then Ross, to fully commit our time to the practice.
We have two small kids and also both teach in undergrad design studios. Combining these commitments with site and other design meetings means the time we have in the studio is sometimes limited and very precious. We are each working on several projects at any one time, across all project stages. We are very lucky to have a great team (there are 4 of us) who are adept at jumping between projects, programmes and skill-sets.
Our studio is on the 5th floor of a concrete frame warehouse building on the Regents Canal, close to Broadway Market in East London, with amazing views across the city skyline. We share the space with two other small practices and that ability to discuss projects, chat through ideas and share knowledge is really important and makes the studio a fun space to be in. We love physical material samples and a big part of what we do is testing how combinations come together. We have a whole wall of plywood shelving which we designed for our samples library – it's essential for us to have everything to hand.
We love what we do and feel very lucky that we get to work with amazing buildings and clients. We are really interested in exploring models for how small practices, like ourselves, can collaborate on larger and more diverse projects. This is something we are exploring with the Dalston Architecture Collective, a group of 14 local architectural practices, which we feel has exciting potential.
Photos courtesy of Emil Eve Architects
Photo by Mariell Lind Hansen
Photo by Andy Stagg
Photo by Mariell Lind Hansen