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Goldstein Heather is seeking highly motivated and design-focused Part II Architectural Assistants and recently qualified...
14/05/2026

Goldstein Heather is seeking highly motivated and design-focused Part II Architectural Assistants and recently qualified Part III Architects to join our central London studio.

We are looking for candidates with strong design ability, visual judgement and graphic sensibility, who are comfortable contributing across projects at both early design and technical stages within a small, collaborative studio environment.

The roles will involve work across residential, heritage and mixed-use projects, contributing to feasibility studies, planning submissions, visualisation, presentation and drawing work across the practice.

Immediate availability or short notice period preferred.

For the full role brief, please visit:
www.goldsteinheather.co.uk/practice

Please send CVs and portfolios (max 5MB) to:
[email protected]

08/05/2026

Last week we stepped out of the studio for a short architectural walking tour through the City and Spitalfields.

Starting at Liverpool Street, we looked at the changing Broadgate and Bishopsgate context, before heading through Exchange Square, Norton Folgate and Blossom Yard, and into the historic streets of Spitalfields. The walk finished at Fournier Street and Christ Church Spitalfields, before a well-earned drink nearby.

A good reminder of how much there is to learn from a short walk through London, from large-scale commercial redevelopment and public realm to Georgian streets, restored fabric.

Goldstein Heather is seeking a highly motivated and design-focused Part II Architectural Assistant to join our central L...
07/05/2026

Goldstein Heather is seeking a highly motivated and design-focused Part II Architectural Assistant to join our central London studio.

We are looking for someone with strong design ability, visual judgement and graphic sensibility, who is comfortable contributing across both early-stage and technical project work within a small, collaborative studio environment.

Immediate availability or minimal notice period preferred.

For the full role brief, please visit our website.

Please send CVs and portfolios (max 5MB) to:
[email protected]

Simon Goldstein and Giles Heather are speaking at NLA’s event Celebrating the Home: Don’t Move, Improve! on Wednesday 10...
29/04/2026

Simon Goldstein and Giles Heather are speaking at NLA’s event Celebrating the Home: Don’t Move, Improve! on Wednesday 10th June at 6:15pm at Egger London, Clerkenwell hosted by

Simon and Giles will be presenting West London House, exploring the approach to extending and reworking the existing home.

NLA members can attend for free by registering at https://www.nla.london/events/celebrating-the-home-dont-move-improve
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West London House.Set within the existing terrace, the extension takes its place in the streetscape while establishing i...
01/04/2026

West London House.

Set within the existing terrace, the extension takes its place in the streetscape while establishing its own identity through form, proportion and material.

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West London House.The interior is organised around a central double-height space, bringing light deep into the plan and ...
26/03/2026

West London House.

The interior is organised around a central double-height space, bringing light deep into the plan and allowing a series of interconnected rooms to unfold across levels.

Curved forms and a restrained material palette create a sense of continuity, with the kitchen, dining and living spaces flowing together while maintaining moments of enclosure and intimacy.

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West London House.The extension establishes a new identity alongside the original Victorian house, using a lighter-toned...
24/03/2026

West London House.

The extension establishes a new identity alongside the original Victorian house, using a lighter-toned brick and cast concrete elements to articulate the façade.

Openings are deeply set and framed to create depth and shadow, with curved forms introduced at ground level and within the upper storey to soften the massing and give the building a sense of rhythm.

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West London House.A new four-storey extension to a narrow Victorian end-of-terrace, reworking the house into a more gene...
18/03/2026

West London House.

A new four-storey extension to a narrow Victorian end-of-terrace, reworking the house into a more generous and connected family home.

Recently featured in the Financial Times, Architecture Today and Building Design.

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A warm welcome to Sarah Coogan, who recently joined the Goldstein Heather team.Sarah is a qualified Architect with exper...
06/03/2026

A warm welcome to Sarah Coogan, who recently joined the Goldstein Heather team.

Sarah is a qualified Architect with experience across large residential and mixed-use projects, from early design through to construction.

Great to have you on board, Sarah!

Rodenhurst Court, SW4: testing massing through making. Before committing to plans, we built a physical model to properly...
25/02/2026

Rodenhurst Court, SW4: testing massing through making.
 
Before committing to plans, we built a physical model to properly understand the site, its constraints and its neighbours.
The first image shows the cleared site. The following three explore a more restrained single family house, a larger single dwelling with a stronger presence, and two smaller houses arranged around shared amenity space.
Each approach grows from the same disciplined massing strategy, stepping back upper levels, maintaining separation distances and carefully shaping the envelope to respond to previous concerns regarding dominance and overbearingness.
Back-land sites require restraint and understanding. The form should feel logical and inevitable rather than imposed.
Physical models remain one of the most direct ways to test and find that balance.
 
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