Office S&M

18 Ashwin St Dalston, London E8 3DL Regno Unito

www.officesandm.com

Office S&M is an architecture practice that designs buildings which always elicit a response. Formed in 2013 by business partners Catrina Stewart and Hugh McEwen, the practice works on a variety of new-build housing, high street regeneration, and public realm projects. The practice designs bespoke solutions for its clients, to create projects that celebrate the colour, materiality, and narratives of the everyday use of these new spaces.This has been recognised in the practice winning “Best Use of Materials” at the New London Architecture “Don’t Move, Improve!” awards, being nominated as a Finalist for The Architects’ Journal “Small Projects” Award, and the practice’s work appearing in METRO, The Evening Standard, The Guardian, and on the BBC. 

PROJECTS

House with pink and green plaster. The colours break the connection with the traditional design

House with pink and green plaster. The colours break the connection with the traditional design

The new Salmon House rental home, with salmon-pink plaster and deep green details, was designed by English studio Office S&M, which makes effective use of the corner plot in which it stands, in the London suburb of Newham
Dining area and kitchen opening onto the garden

Victorian home renovated and expanded. Colour as an essential material

The renovation project, entrusted to the London-based architecture studio Office S&M, aims to provide a space of their own for the children who belong to the family owning the house by creating as much living space as possible.