Progress Mews, Surbiton had its official opening on Wednesday 12 June 2019 with Sir Ed Davey cutting the ribbon. The development brings a dilapidated set of garages back to life, providing three affordable houses in the Christchurch Conservation Area, Kingston. The team of Archadia Architects, Galvin Projects, Tim Pearce QS and Kingston Churches Housing Association…

Archadia are pleased with their entry into the Open Call 2019 RIBA Architecture Gallery Boundaries competition. The installation is a built collection of linking architectural sculptures designed to illustrate the struggles disabled people have with the world daily. The design is a parkland created with disabled adaptations products. These designs focus on the stigma attached…

On the 02 May 2019 The Town and Country Planning Association called for the Government to adopt ground breaking legislation to make sure new housing boosts health standards for residents.  Archadia are committed to these sustainable principles of design.  The report says Planners have a key role to play in health issues and identifies three…

Archadia are interested in the findings of the House of Lords Committee on Intergenerational Fairness and Provisions.  Their report ‘Tackling Intergenerational Unfairness’ was published on the 25 April 2019. Only 11% of Local Plans having specific Policies to address older people’s housing needs with only four per cent of plans including land allocations for housing…