DSDHA reveals renovation of the Smithsons-designed Economist Plaza
The brutalist complex designed by Alison and Peter Smithson, which was the offices of The Economist Magazine, has been refurbished by DSDHA. More
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School extension by DSDHA features rough-edged timber cladding and outdoor learning spaces
This new building added to a school in the English town of Beaconsfield by London architecture office DSDHA flanks a tree-lined playground and is clad in waney-edged timber to give it a natural appearance. More
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Slatted-steel facade allows partial views into jewellery workshop by DSDHA
Local firm DSDHA has completed a workshop building for jeweller Alex Monroe near London's Tower Bridge, featuring a facade covered by horizontal metal slats that allows passers by a glimpse of the jewellers at work. More
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DSDHA's Corner House boasts a hidden roofscape adorned with "crystalline pavilions"
Architecture office DSDHA has completed an apartment block in London's Fitzrovia, which has a pair of faceted glass volumes concealed behind its austere grey brick facades. More
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DSDHA's Covert House is designed to camouflage with its surroundings
Architects Deborah Saunt and David Hills used underground rooms and mirrors to help disguise the volume of their house, which is located in a conservation area in leafy south London (+ slideshow). More
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DSDHA creates light-filled warehouse studio and gallery for Edmund de Waal
British firm DSDHA has created a new studio and gallery for ceramic artist Edmund de Waal within the shell of a converted munitions warehouse in south London (+ slideshow). More
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People Changing Places by DSDHA
London architects DSDHA have stacked more than 1000 orange boxes in a square in York, UK. More
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Tickle Cock Bridge underpass by DSDHA
Architects DSDHA designed the new underpass at Tickle Cock bridge in Castleford, UK. More
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Pottersfields Park pavilions by DSDHA
Architects DSDHA have created two cafe pavilions at Pottersfield Park in London, England. More