Simon Miller Architects

30/09/2022

17/12/2021

Many of the world’s most iconic buildings have been shaped by teams of innovative engineers, working in collaboration with architects. A more recent example comes in the shape of Zaha Hadid Architects’ Heydar Aliyev Center, a sinuous marvel brought to life with the help of Werner Sobek, AKT and Tuncel Engineers.
https://www.zaha-hadid.com/

17/12/2021

The client brief “We need more space – as much as we can get!”. SMA proposed a new basement, Ground Floor Rear Extension, Side Ground and First Floor Extensions and a Loft Conversion to increase the living areas for a family home in N3.

16/12/2021

Do you need more space?
A loft can be more than just a bedroom! SMA received planning approval for a loft conversion to a family home in EN11, creating two bedrooms, a bathroom and a relaxing sitting area.
“No, I’m not getting up – it’s Sunday, a day for relaxing!”

25/11/2021

Architect on A Scooter
This blog will give you an insight into the weird and wonderful world of architecture, from tricky design challenges, interesting products and the amusing side of life as seen by an Architect on a Scooter.
http://www.simonmillerarchitects.com/scooter/

24/11/2021

SMA project – Ground Floor Rear Extension in Hampstead Garden Suburb Conservation Area.
“This new series is so good!”

24/11/2021

Oleg Borodin.
https://scene360.com/?s=OLEG+BORODIN
An illustrator and photographer of digital collages.
We do not have a title for this….
We like the gravity in the image.

23/11/2021

IT'S ALL IN THE DETAIL!
Technical details for internal stair fabrication.
Mild steel, varnished timber, stretched steel cables.
Planning Approved for new Basement and Side Extension.
SMA Project NW7.

23/11/2021

Green Buildings.
Moss.
‘A tactile moss wall’

19/11/2021

A redefined home in N2 for a growing family. Planning Approved for Rear Ground Floor Extension to provide open-plan Kitchen-Living-Dining. (SMA Project).
“Come on you lot, come and help with dinner”
https://simonmillerarchitects.com/project/ringwood-avenue/

19/11/2021

OTO The Hugging Chair made for People with Autism.
‘Furniture that Reduces Tension’
OTO integrates an innovative hugging mechanism in an aesthetic piece of furniture. This hugging function is designed for the well-being of autistic people with sensory integration disorders. It reduces tension to help people with autism feel better in their environment.
https://www.jamesdysonaward.org/2021-entries/

11/11/2021

Thresholds, they are all over the place.
‘A door to another world’
Photo by Logan Zillmer.
http://www.loganzillmerphoto.com