Sustainable Architect London - designing low-energy homes with purpose
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 28, 2025
If you’re searching for a sustainable architect in London, you’re likely asking bigger questions than just layout or finishes.
Notting Hill Architects: Designing Homes That Respect Heritage and Shape the Future
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 28, 2025
Notting Hill is not just a postcode. It is a mood, a rhythm, a layered story of terraces, mews, gardens and quiet streets hidden behind confident façades.
What Architects Can Learn from Leonardo da Vinci About Craft and Sustainability
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 27, 2025
Visiting Leonardo versus Michelangelo in Barcelona wasn’t a nostalgic look backwards. It was a reminder that many of the questions architects face today - about craft, performance, and responsibility - were already being asked over 500 years ago.
Origami House: A Low-Energy Victorian House Extension in London
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 23, 2025
Victorian terraces are some of London’s most enduring buildings. Their calm brick façades, rhythmic windows and tight urban grain define whole neighbourhoods. Yet behind those familiar elevations, many struggle to meet the demands of modern life and a low-carbon future.
Clay Plaster in Sustainable Architecture: A Conversation with Adam Weismann of Clayworks
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 18, 2025
An exploration of clay as a living material - breathing walls, healthier homes, and architecture rooted in nature. Sean Ronnie Hill in conversation with Adam Weismann, co-founder of Clayworks, exploring clay plaster as a living material that supports healthier, low-energy architecture …
Overheating in UK homes: why fabric-first design matters more than ever
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 17, 2025
For years, the UK built homes to keep heat in. Now we are discovering the uncomfortable truth: many of them cannot keep heat out.
Most London extensions are beautifully designed. And they will be expensive to run for the next fifty years
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 10, 2025
There is a particular pattern we see repeatedly in prime London residential projects. The design is considered. The materials are excellent. The kitchen is extraordinary. And the energy performance of the building has barely been thought about.
AI in construction - tools that give time back to humans
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 9, 2025
Construction doesn’t have a technology problem. It has a time, focus, and energy problem.
Designing Retail Spaces for the Slow Fashion Economy
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 7, 2025
The future of retail won’t be built on speed. It will be built on meaning.
Origami House: A Folded Copper Extension for a Victorian Terrace in Haringey
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Dec 5, 2025
Late Victorian terraces are some of London’s most understated masterpieces. Calm, rhythmic façades - repeating brick, sash windows and front gardens - form the familiar streetscape loved by generations. Yet, behind those façades are homes adapting to 21st-century life. Our Haringey pr …
