Brick have recently completed 3 residential projects in Harpenden, Hertfordshire including the reconfiguration of a Grade II listed house, the enlargement of a large arts and crafts home, and an extension to a 1960’s dwelling. The practice is also currently working on proposals for the enlargement of two locally listed houses.

Part II Architectural Assistant or Architectural Technologist Full time Hybrid Working - Hertfordshire Studio Our portfolio has expanded significantly and we’re looking for an experienced part 2 or architectural technologist with at least 2 years experience in practice.   You will have the opportunity to work across our entire range of projects, joining our small growing team, your responsibilities will encompass: Project visualisations and concepts Preparation of drawings, s

Brick Architects have just submitted proposals to the council for a new 81 apartment building sited on a vacant and run-down urban infill...

An old disused and dilapidated barn in Nottinghamshire is being repurposed into a new 5-bedroom family home. The exterior of the barn has...

Brick has been working closely with Wyld Sauna in bringing a traditional Nordic sauna experience to Liverpool Waters this autumn, in what...

Planning approval gained for extensive remodelling and extensions to beautiful Edwardian home in East London. We are now looking forward...

On a large residential project currently on site, we were asked to produce a design for an external terrace area that features a new flat...

We’ve recently surveyed a couple of listed houses in London using a 3D laser scanner, which is new and exciting technology for the...

A new cantilevering helical staircase is being installed at our new-build home site in Essex. The staircase features a continuous oak...

An unused, large, open paddock will be repurposed into extensive horticultural gardens, all enclosed by a new high reclaimed brick garden...

Tricky internal remodelling and careful insertion of new structural elements at 600m2 detached house in West London. Now that the roof...

Centred around a new wildlife pond, the proposal comprises a rich variety of architecture based on a reinterpretation of traditional forms.