Laser cut façade studies for a new workplace project. Testing different diameter perforations in paper before committing the final design to sheet metal. The façade will provide a secure skin for the building whilst providing additional daylight for the building users. The aluminium façade will add visual interest and improved pedestrian engagement at street level.
Reid Brewin Architects might be known for pushing the envelope when it comes to design – but we haven’t built... read more
Co-founder of Reid Brewin Architects, Adrian Brewin, was interviewed by DataCentre Dynamics magazine recently, as part of a feature looking... read more
Although 2020 has been a ’year to forget’ in so many ways, it has been one to remember for us... read more
The realm of architecture has always been at the forefront of innovation, sculpting the aesthetic of societies throughout history. As... read more
The Reid Brewin Architects team kicked off our 2021 development sessions by looking at wayfinding and signage best practice, in... read more
It’s a very exciting time for the RBA teams as we continue to expand operations across in London and Paris.... read more
A concept used within the building industry designed to increase occupants’ connectivity to the natural environment, biophilic design is rapidly... read more
Although sustainability in design is not a new concept by any stretch – graphs showing startling changes in pollution levels... read more
Sustainability has become somewhat of a hot topic in recent years, with businesses and individuals making changes — large and... read more
One of the greatest strengths of our pan-European architectural practice, is the diversity within the team. Home to 12 different... read more
