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An architecture practice committed to working within planetary boundaries.
We design homes and public spaces specialising in passive house and retrofit; creatively adapting existing buildings to reduce their energy use.
Through our research we advocate for a low-carbon built environment and explore how resourceful, creative design and sustainable materials can help to restore and regenerate natural systems.
The studio is featured in the Architects’ Journal’s ‘40 under 40’ - ‘a who’s who of the nation’s next generation of boundary-pushing designers and innovators’ and the Architecture Foundation’s book - ‘New Architects 4’ showcasing ‘the best British architecture practices of the last 10 years.’
Our guide for homeowners: 'Decarbonise Your House Now!’ was awarded the Royal Institute of British Architect’s Research Grant in 2022 and we recently published ‘Retrofit Social Housing: A Practical Guide for Local Authorities’ co-authored with Karakusevic Carson Architects and environmental engineers XCO2.
Our work has been exhibited as part of ‘Retrofit 23: Towards Deep Retrofit of Homes at Scale’ at The Building Centre, London, ‘UrbanistasNW Exhibition’ at Manchester School of Architecture, ‘Retrofit Reimagined’ in Birmingham, and ‘Towards the Mean’ at the Barbican Centre, London.
The studio is run by architects Jo Sharples and Jack Richards.
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Clients
Canopy Housing, Chorlton CLT, Encounter Eden, Kings Church, Manchester Ceramics Collective, Manchester City Council, National Trust, Portico Library, St Helens Borough Council, The Landing CIC, Venture Arts, The Whitaker Museum.
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The Whitaker Museum and Art Gallery Extension, Rawtenstall
Competition-winning design for an extension housing artist studios and overnight accommodation within the public parkland.
Competition-winning design for an extension housing artist studios and overnight accommodation within the public parkland.
Gaynor Seville, Creative Director at The Whitaker
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Our Longsight Community Plan
A prospective local neighbourhood plan re-imaging the public realm, co-created with the wonderfully diverse community of Longsight, in collaboration with artists from Longsight Community Arts Space.
A prospective local neighbourhood plan re-imaging the public realm, co-created with the wonderfully diverse community of Longsight, in collaboration with artists from Longsight Community Arts Space.
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The Kings Arms Coaching Inn & The Loki Centre, Kirkby StephenA Grade II listed Coaching Inn purchased by the local community group and reimagined as a visitor attraction enliving the centre with arts, history and culture of the rural life.
‘ The Kings Arms scheme as it has evolved is an excellent response to our brief and demonstrates both your experience and your creative sensitivity to the particular challenge. I can safely say that our team is thrilled with your work.’
Paul Askew, Director, Encounter Eden CIO
Paul Askew, Director, Encounter Eden CIO
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Chorlton Picture House, Manchester
A bid by Chorlton Community Land Trust to define the future of the prominant local landmark earmarked for demolition.
A bid by Chorlton Community Land Trust to define the future of the prominant local landmark earmarked for demolition.
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The Portico Library, Manchester
A series of community engagement workshops undertaken in collaboration with Venture Arts artist Sally Hirst. The work produced was exhibited as part of The Portico Library’s ‘Brick by Brick’ exhibition which explored the prospective design brief for the buildings redevelopment.
‘It was a joy to work with Editional Studio and Venture Arts and connect directly with members of the community. This workshop was a vital exercise in learning their opinions and priorities. Their feedback has helped inform the Library’s future, and their creative ideas are featured in the public exhibition.’
Emma Morley, Curator at The Portico Library
Emma Morley, Curator at The Portico Library
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An architecture practice committed to working within planetary boundaries.
We design homes and public spaces, specialising in Passive House and retrofit; creatively adapting existing buildings to reduce their energy use.
Through our research we advocate for a low-carbon built environment and explore how resourceful, creative design and sustainable materials can help to restore and regenerate natural systems.
The studio is featured in the Architects’ Journal’s ‘40 under 40’ - ‘a who’s who of the nation’s next generation of boundary-pushing designers and innovators’ and the Architecture Foundation’s book - ‘New Architects 4’ showcasing ‘the best British architecture practices of the last 10 years.’
Our guide for homeowners: 'Decarbonise Your House Now!’ was awarded the Royal Institute of British Architect’s Research Grant in 2022 and we recently published ‘Retrofit Social Housing: A Practical Guide for Local Authorities’ co-authored with Karakusevic Carson Architects and environmental engineers XCO2.
Our work has been exhibited as part of ‘Retrofit 23: Towards Deep Retrofit of Homes at Scale’ at The Building Centre, London, ‘UrbanistasNW Exhibition’ at Manchester School of Architecture, ‘Retrofit Reimagined’ in Birmingham, and ‘Towards the Mean’ at the Barbican Centre, London.
The studio is run by architects Jo Sharples and Jack Richards.
Press
Clients
Canopy Housing, Chorlton CLT, Encounter Eden, Kings Church, Manchester Ceramics Collective, Manchester City Council, National Trust, Portico Library, St Helens Borough Council, The Landing CIC, Venture Arts, The Whitaker Museum.
0161 470 5771
post@editionalstudio.com
M21 9ED
* Newsletter sign up!
An architecture practice committed to working within planetary boundaries.
We design homes and public spaces, specialising in Passive House and retrofit; creatively adapting existing buildings to reduce their energy use.
Through our research we advocate for a low-carbon built environment and explore how resourceful, creative design and sustainable materials can help to restore and regenerate natural systems.
The studio is featured in the Architects’ Journal’s ‘40 under 40’ - ‘a who’s who of the nation’s next generation of boundary-pushing designers and innovators’ and the Architecture Foundation’s book - ‘New Architects 4’ showcasing ‘the best British architecture practices of the last 10 years.’
Our guide for homeowners: 'Decarbonise Your House Now!’ was awarded the Royal Institute of British Architect’s Research Grant in 2022 and we recently published ‘Retrofit Social Housing: A Practical Guide for Local Authorities’ co-authored with Karakusevic Carson Architects and environmental engineers XCO2.
Our work has been exhibited as part of ‘Retrofit 23: Towards Deep Retrofit of Homes at Scale’ at The Building Centre, London, ‘UrbanistasNW Exhibition’ at Manchester School of Architecture, ‘Retrofit Reimagined’ in Birmingham, and ‘Towards the Mean’ at the Barbican Centre, London.
The studio is run by architects Jo Sharples and Jack Richards.
Clients
0161 470 5771
post@editionalstudio.com
M21 9ED
* Newsletter sign up!