The integration of Materiality, Beauty, and Usability forms the foundation of our design approach. Through this holistic approach, we create architecture that is both structurally sound and elegantly attractive, producing sustainable and timeless design that deeply resonates with those who experience it.

Our panel with The Stow Brothers explored how homeowners can add value beyond resale by prioritising good design, sustainability, and quality of life. Key insights included engaging architects early to uncover potential and costs, investing in timeless design over fleeting trends, and focusing on high-impact areas like the kitchen/diner and kerb appeal. A balanced, flexible approach ensures homes remain functional and desirable over time. Watch the full discussion on YouTube.

Rees Architects explores how sustainability, biophilic design, and warm minimalism shape modern homes. By using eco-conscious materials, integrating natural elements, and creating inviting yet refined spaces, we craft designs that enhance well-being while respecting the environment. Through case studies, we’ll illustrate how thoughtful material choices, nature-inspired layouts, and soft minimalism create harmonious, lasting spaces. We highlight our approach and how these principles transform residential architecture.

At the 2024 Shoreditch Design Festival, Rees Architects partnered with Solid Floor for the RE-CREATE II Exhibition, celebrating the concept of reuse. The exhibition showcased how repurposed materials, like high-quality timber remnants, can be transformed into stunning, sustainable designs.

Let’s explore the impact of architecture on property value and how professional architectural services can be a game-changer in boosting your property's market value – especially in conservation areas.

Discover key considerations and strategies for navigating planning permissions in a conservation area, where the delicate balance of preserving history while embracing modernity is crucial.

Rees Architects addresses the common lack of storage in historic London homes and emphasises the importance of integrating functional storage into modern designs.

Rees Architects outlines the responsibilities and considerations for owners of listed properties, emphasising that any work affecting a building's historic fabric requires listed building consent – which is separate from planning permission.