Lego by Murray Kerr

As part of the South Bank Centre's Nordic Season, Denizen Works were commissioned to develop designs for a series of Lego shelters for the roof of the South Bank. Our ideas were a take on a traditional Nordic Lavvu and are of scales for toddlers' play to spaces for discussion and debate. 

DMI 2017 by Murray Kerr

We are delighted to have made the short-list for Don't Move, Improve 2017. We won an award last year, so have our fingers crossed that we can pick up a prize again this year for Valhalla.

Hackney Housing by Murray Kerr

Denizen Works have been short-listed to develop a concept scheme for 16 new dwellings in East London for Hackney Council. We hope to bring more news on this exciting development soon.

PLANNING APPROVAL by Murray Kerr

Denizen Works are delighted to have received planning approval and listed building consent for a major addition to a pair of listed cottages in Shoreham, Kent. We are looking forward to developing the detailed design and getting the project to site in the coming months.

Homerton College by Murray Kerr

Denizen Works are delighted to have made it on to the long-list for a new dining hall at Homerton College in Cambridge. There were over 150 entrants to the competition and the list of 24 architects for the next stage is strong. You can read a bit more about the Malcolm Reading organised competition here.

Another Planning Success by Murray Kerr

We are delighted to have gained planning permission for our second new home on the Isle of Tiree in Scotland. The project is progressing well and we hope to start on site in the early Autumn. You read a bit more about the house on the AJ website here.

Planning Permission by Murray Kerr

Denizen Works are delighted to have received planning consent for a mixed-use development in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea including a full basement. More details to follow soon.

HADDO YARD - Whitstable by Murray Kerr

Haddo Yard in Whitstable has begun on site and looking forward to sharing more photos soon. We're in a bit of a dilemma about the right mortar, but we'll get there.