dMFK

Beautiful buildings work hard.
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Architecture | Interiors | Design

Beautiful buildings work hard.
So do we.

View Celebrating the launch of Downstairs at dMFK news post

Celebrating the launch of Downstairs at dMFK

A big thank you to everyone who helped us bring our extended HQ - a living sample library, events venue and workspace - to life.

View Jonny Wong features on Coaches on the Couch Podcast news post

Jonny Wong features on Coaches on the Couch Podcast

This episode of Coaches on the Couch explores the importance of self-awareness, growth, and metacognition as a leader in the built environment.

View RAI Photography Workshop with Timothy Soar news post

RAI Photography Workshop with Timothy Soar

Guided by leading architectural photographer Timothy Soar, the workshop focused on practical advice

View His Majesty King Charles III visits Voysey House news post

His Majesty King Charles III visits Voysey House

Last month, His Majesty King Charles III visited Voysey House, the Sanderson Design Group's headquarters, to mark the brand's centenary as a Royal Warrant holder.

View dMFK hosts its third Open Studio with Sana Tabassum news post

dMFK hosts its third Open Studio with Sana Tabassum

Last week marked the third iteration of our Open Studio session, hosted in collaboration with Sana Tabassum, found of To Scale, a platform supporting architecture students and fresh graduates.

View Lightmakers announced as a finalist in Housing Design Awards news post

Lightmakers announced as a finalist in Housing Design Awards

Lightmakers joins a strong shortlist of projects for this year's Housing Design Awards, which recognises the scheme for its legibility, balancing new housing with generous public realm.

View Jonny Wong appointed to the Greenwich Design Review Panel news post

Jonny Wong appointed to the Greenwich Design Review Panel

Jonny will bring dMFK’s design ethos and expertise to support high-calibre schemes in the borough.

View 170 Piccadilly wins a BCO London Award news post

170 Piccadilly wins a BCO London Award

The judges said, '170 Piccadilly is a model example of how heritage buildings can be adapted to support contemporary working.'

View Designing Chancery House: “Like a warm hug when you go in” news post

Designing Chancery House: “Like a warm hug when you go in”

Julian de Metz sits down with Dan Moscrop on That Workplace Experience Podcast

View The Baytree Centre visits dMFK for a Career Insight Day news post

The Baytree Centre visits dMFK for a Career Insight Day

Last month, dMFK welcomed 15 girls from The Baytree Centre to Downstairs at dMFK for a Career Insight Day.

View Discussions Downstairs at dMFK: After the Fawcett Report, What Needs to Change? news post

Discussions Downstairs at dMFK: After the Fawcett Report, What Needs to Change?

The latest Discussions Downstairs at dMFK explored gender equity in architectural practice.

View Fifth annual SwiMIPIM raises over £18,000 for Streets of London news post

Fifth annual SwiMIPIM raises over £18,000 for Streets of London

Thank you to the swimmers who joined dMFK and Elliott Wood, and everyone who donated to this critical cause.

View Julian de Metz features on 2026 Workspace Design Show Panel news post

Julian de Metz features on 2026 Workspace Design Show Panel

Hosted by Mix Interiors, dMFK was joined by industry experts from Gensler, Casper Schwartz, and M Moser Architects for a panel exploring the future of the office

View dMFK secures planning permission for resident-led scheme on Leathermarket Street news post

dMFK secures planning permission for resident-led scheme on Leathermarket Street

dMFK has won planning permission for a mixed-use development offering 26 new social rent homes in the Bermondsey Street Conservation Area.

View dMFK gets creative news post

dMFK gets creative

The dMFK team has been flexing their creative muscles with a portrait painting class led by San Stae.

Whether you’re interested in working with us, or just want to know something about a project of ours, get in touch. We’d love to talk. Or better yet, come and see us. We’re in our Charlotte Street studio pretty much every day — it’s a place for conversation and ideas.