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A selection of news, work-in-progress and completed projects.

1/3 - As 2025 comes to a close, we are incredibly proud to mark a special milestone : 10 years of Marjoram Architects. A decade ago we started with no clients or projects but with some excitement and hope that we would make it work. Since then we ha
3/3 - The existing Market Street ground floor frontage has also been reconsidered and enhanced in the same language as the airspace massing with the inclusion of a new dedicated residential entrance. On the upper floors the existing cladding and fen
2/3 - The new upper floor massing at Market Street steps back to reduce the visual impact from street level and to create private amenity spaces for the new apartments. The design draws upon the language of the original façade, retaining the
1/3 -9 Market Street in Watford is a technically ambitious airspace development that unlocks 6,000 sq ft of premium residential accommodation above an existing three-storey mid-terrace building, situated in the heart of the main retail area. The bri
2/3 - Originally a series of cellular spaces organised across a narrow rectangular footprint at ground floor, the rear and side extensions have added much needed space to create a large open plan kitchen and dining space, with separate living and stu
1/3 - Thayers Farm Road is our recently completed whole house renovation and extension of an existing house in Beckenham, which was in much need of some love and care. Swipe left for the before. The external envelope was renovated in its entirety to
We are delighted to announce that Slawomir has been promoted to Associate at Marjoram Architects. Slawomir joined the practice 5 years ago and has become an invaluable part of the team, always bringing a calmness in approach to the studio alongside
Marjoram Architects are proud to be sponsors of the under 10's Beckenham United FC Hawks football team for the coming season. @beckenham.unitedfc is brilliantly run local club that promotes an ethos of football for all alongside a strong core belief
3/3 - Internally, compact internal layouts have been optimised for natural light and privacy. High ceilings, carefully positioned windows, and efficient floorplans create well conceived apartments suitable for modern living. Each apartment entrance
2/3 - Externally, Crebor Street is a contemporary interpretation of the existing vernacular while being sympathetic in scale to the immediate context. Articulated and textured masonry alongside matching clay tiles which wrap the facade and roof def
1/3 - One of our favourite but unrealised projects is Crebor Street, a compact and high-quality infill development on a constrained corner site in East Dulwich. A conscious decision was taken at the outset to take a less is more approach and to not
3/3 - At Kent House Road bold and complementary colours are used internally with a bronze coloured sink set into the olive green kitchen units. A herringbone timber floor runs through the ground floor linking the old and new parts of the house. A C
2/3 - The form of the extension in plan and elevation creates a sculpted internal space, with large picture window and full height cranked glazed screen. These frame the external garden and adjoining terrace while providing additional daylight and na
1/3 - Kent House Road is a contemporary and sculpted ground floor extension with a unique form that responds to the geometrically irregular site boundary condition. The new extension creates additional internal space which allows the existing ground
3/3 - The unique building forms nestle into the natural topography, resulting in grounded buildings that feel spatially generous and visually coherent. The scheme includes a mix of low-rise family houses, apartment buildings, and traditional dwelli
2/3 - Rather than opposing the site’s significant level changes, the proposed masterplan embraces them. The buildings are arranged in a unique heptagonal configuration, derived through extensive site testing and contextual analysis, which all
1/3 - The Reserve is a thoughtfully designed residential development creating 77 new homes on a constrained suburban greenfield site at the edge of Croydon, South London. Marjoram Architects were appointed to develop a scheme that met the borough's
Upon entering Hilly Fields the hallway was reimagined to create an enhanced connection through the new extension and into to the rear garden. At loft level the existing and generous loft space has been converted into a new master bedroom and suite.
Inside Hilly Fields Crescent a feature up and over window brings natural daylight into the heart of the kitchen space, with a full length strip roof light positioned in the sloping green roof which defines the social space. To perceptively enhance

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