September 30, 2015

Planning Permission Granted For New London Mews

Planning permission has just been granted for a new mixed-use development in South London. The faceted design will see seven residential units and two live/work units replacing the existing light industrial buildings. Four houses will face onto a shared courtyard to the rear, fronted by a three/four storey residential block. The front is divided into two, allowing access to the new mews to the rear.

The buildings have been sculpted to maximise light into the courtyard, as well as creating south-facing solar roofs for solar panels. The design has been carefully considered to meet modern standards and requirements, as well as creating an elegant redevelopment in the Forest Hill area.

November 10, 2025

Richard Coutts at the Alvaro Siza sketchbook archive in Madrid.

October 17, 2025

BACA architects Advance Flood-Resilient Design in India

Richard Coutts with many other delegates in India for GBIP's Mission to India.

August 29, 2025

Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina

A drawing that captures the total devastation of Hurricane Katrina, with the American flag in the centre.

August 12, 2025

Baheej unveils Kayuna: A Heritage-Inspired Beach Club

July 30, 2025

Architecture and Art

July 21, 2025

Honouring the Art of Water: BACA architects Meets D’ORO at GBB Venture Portugal