Architecture + Design, every professional and aspiring student of the profession can enter this…read morecentre and explore. The basement has a fantastic display of products for every service you need. And they have options! 3,000 companies with information from plumbing,insulation,flooring,cladding............and so on are kept in a treasure room. The icing on the cake is you get to see the product live at the exhibit before contacting the dealer. If your wanting to take up an ambitious project of house build by yourself, The Information Centre as its called is the place to sit and share your ideas with a consultant. They then tell you all about the company and its services including contact details. Showcase Gallery has a permanent exhibition of London on a 1:500 scale and every new building commissioned is put up in this model. You can see London grow. The gallery has a few short term displays too on projects in education centres, community centres etc.......from drawings,presentations,slide shows,model sample,material...everything one can think about a complete project is available on display. And last but not the least, the Bookshop is always an attraction. Oh the wide variety of design books on display are truly ideal to sit and read. Its an important business centre for everybody especially professional designers. At the cafe in the reception space you might get to see glimpses of famous architects such as Peter Cook, Zaha Hadid.

Great value visitors centre for the building trade Its free…read more Its well curated.It showcases short shows Has excellent free lectures, sells products,research & conference faciities. A large information zone. An Eco zone gallery dedicated to show casing a range of products for sustainable design What I love most is the 3D map of London : a MUST SEE! (get on the mailing list for all online information & a catalogue)

A genuinely nice and trust-worthy, not to mention talented, person. There's no better architect for…read morethe Huguenot homes in the Spitalfields area. I've recommended Chris and his team to others throughout London, and everyone has been pleased. Particularly great with adding historic touches and preserving the identities of older homes, whilst folding in modern angles as directed by clients. Highly recommended.

P+p Architects were fantastic to work with on our house extension. They took the time to understand…read morehow we live and translated our ideas into a thoughtful, practical design. Communication was clear throughout, and they guided us smoothly through planning and every stage of the process. The result is a beautifully designed space that feels seamless with the original house. Highly recommend their creative approach and professional service.

The RIBA institute is a trust that manages the activity within the profession of Architecture. The…read morebuilding stands tall within the very elegant Portland place along with many foreign embassy offices nearby. The headquarters has galleries, a comprehensive library and bookshop, the RIBA bar,cafe and restaurant, educational programmes and a photograph collection. For the autumn they have decided to highlight Le Corbusier and his works. So from talks and discussions to seminars and presentations everything possibly close to this great architect will be dissected and learnt. Architects and non-architects welcome aboard.

I don't think the building is generally open to the public but can be booked for events and…read moreconferences. When I read an article about an exhibition about brutalist architecture on display here, I grabbed the chance. The opening event included lectures and live displays, but the main attraction is the actual "Brutalist Playground" which is installed on the ground floor. Well worth a visit - still going till 16 August! ... and the perfect excuse to have a look around a truly beautiful building - what else would you expect from the Royal Institute of British Architects!

His designs for Paddington Sports Club have met with universal local acclaim as being only possible…read moreby a blind man. Just looking and knowing and even just seeing the local area makes it evident that this firm has no care for anything except a quick buck that basically sticks two fingers up at anything else. A talentless hack would be too much of a compliment. Also seems to be one of those architects that helps greedy developers walk over the local community though very unpleasant tactics with complicit local planners. Just see it for yourself and if you are especially 'lucky' enough to see an area before his building goes up to really see how his work brings down an area you will think the same as everyone else.

Nicholas Meletiou Architects Design of 92 Luxury Apartments in Paphos, has won the…read moreGold Award at London's prestigious Grosvenor House Presentation during the 2008 Homes Overseas Awards Ceremony, as the best Development in Cyprus for 2008. Pafilia Gardens is a collection of one-to-three Bedroom apartments and two- and three Bedroom Houses, built around two large residents' pools and terraces, with views of the sea and countryside. The development lies less than three miles from beaches, the fishing harbor and fort at Kato Paphos, as well as the main tourist attractions such as the Tombs of the Kings and Paphos town centre. The apartments and houses are spacious and include en suite bathrooms, granite worktops and choice of finishes for the kitchens, and marble staircases. Pafilia Gardens has a wow factor, and is one of the most innovative developments in Cyprus for some time. The Architects have incorporated a gated entrance, lawns and the feature of a fountain in the centre of a roundabout that combine to give a good first impression. The development has character, is especially convenient for local attractions and amenities, and is suitable both for residency and holiday home ownership.

Press articles found:…read more Pulse Magazine, LJN, June 2008 "HEATH EXTENSION As well as working on the New Parliament Building and Glyndebourne Opera House, Hampstead-based architect Peter Ungar has designed house extensions for homes from Hollywood to Hampstead Garden Suburb. Reflecting on his career and influences, the 38-year-old Cambridge graduate shares top tips for those looking to build outwards or upwards." Full article: https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B1viNylNv04dMWZiZmRlZmUtNjdkOC00YzYwLTkwNTgtMTc0NWFhZDIzMzM4&hl=en Building Design BDonline.co.uk, April 2010 "Ungar negotiates green belt and pub garden to rethink cottage. London-based practice Ungar Architects has won planning permission for a 290sq m four-bedroom family house to replace an 1860s cottage in Mill Hill, north-west London." http://www.bdonline.co.uk/news/ungar-negotiates-green-belt-and-pub-garden-to-rethink-cottage/3162706.article

Market Design and Build took on our renovation project, including a rear and side two-storey…read moreextension, loft extension, and interior renovations. They joined the project after architect plans had already been drawn and approved, and were great at working with plans that weren't their own. This did at times cause a few problems, but at each point Market Design and Build had a solution, and were able to work with the situation to achieve the desired goal. Hamael was our project manager, and he was always easily contactable, and always keen to ensure that we were happy with the process. It was not an easy job for him or the team (a terraced house with no side access), but at all times we felt we were in good hands and that the job would be completed to a high standard. We were very happy with the whole process, and how build has been finished, and it has received many compliments.

We, at ASE Construction Ltd can help you design, manage and build loft conversion in West London…read more Being one of the best construction companies in London, we offer you chance for attractive London loft conversions using superior quality materials and best techniques. Hire our expert carpenter, electricians and plumber for standard services.