We were thrilled to see our work in the New Addington area with Brick by Brick featured in this month's Architects' Journal. Click here...

As our Barbican Cinemas project continues, we were able to get a rare view of London in standstill on a recent site visit

Some recent hand drawn development work from our talented architects

RUFFARCHITECTS are very proud to have submitted 3 exciting planning applications in Croydon for Brick by Brick, the first is a sensitive...

2 of the 3 planning applications are situated on the same road in New Addington, taking up the unique position between suburban Croydon...

The 3rd building aims to create a distinctive marker to the entry point to the New Addington area. We are very much looking forward to...

RUFFARCHITECTS have adapted well to working from home, keeping the team motivated during this difficult and uncertain time. We are taking...

As the Barbican Centre has currently shut its doors, we had the opportunity to see the original hessian wallpaper which we have taken as...

Prior to going into lockdown, we managed to sneak in a visit to the Tate St Ives to see the Naum Gabo exhibition and the beautifully...

Delighted to have Wetherill featured in the Don't Move, Improve! Award Exhibition

Exciting news - we have been granted Listed Building consent for our Barbican Cinema 1 refurbishment

Thank you to Engenuiti for a fascinating CPD on engineered timber

Fascinating CPD investigating sustainable materials

We met local stakeholders in Croydon to discuss our sites

Contrasting materials for our house renovation in the Chilterns

Delighted to have Wetherill featured in the Don't Move, Improve! Awards

We presented our Croydon sites to our architectural peers

We had an interesting and informative afternoon exploring the Brunswick Centre and learning about its history

Preparing our entry for Gingerbread City for the Museum of Architecture

Paul went to Oxford for the unveiling of the plaque - extremely proud of our role in delivering this project.

A feast for the eyes - our submission on display at Somerset House for the Museum of Architecture © Luke O'Donovan