We are shortlisted for a competition to design new entrance pavilions, landscape and public realm for British Museum. It is a collaboration with East Architecture and Bradley-Hole Schoenaich Landscape, to integrate architecture, landscape and urban design holistically for the museum’s ambitious future programme.

The exhibition Under Construction opened at Stanley Picker Gallery. The show runs until 20 December 2024.

‘Under Construction’ looks at more than a decade of ambitious live-build projects led by architect Takeshi Hayatsu, working with an evolving cohort of participants and community partners (121 Collective, Community Brain, Citizen Zoo, Dorich House Museum) and delivered with Kingston University’s architecture students.

Opening on 14 September 2024 at Stanley Picker Gallery.

We designed the exhibition scenography for the most comprehensive UK exhibition to date about modern art in Ukraine.

The show opens to public on 29 June until 13 October 2024.

Cold Food Store at Farmers Arms won Architects Journal’s annual small projects award.

Public lecture ‘Material Anthropology’ on zoom at University of Melbourne on 9th November 2023. You can book here.

We designed the exhibition scenography in collaboration with the graphic design studio Stinsensqueeze and the clay artist Lyson Marchessault for the forthcoming exhibition ‘Art Without Heroes: Mingei’ at William Morris Gallery.

Art without Heroes: Mingei opens at William Morris Gallery on 23 March 2024.

Making Friends – Takeshi Hayatsu in conversation with Hikaru Nissanke at OMMX is featured in the Swiss published magazine Superposition.

Hana Mikoshi installation at Victoria & Albert Museum in South Kensington opened this month as part of London Design Festival 2023.

We are thrilled to be selected in the new framework for the architects panel across Landsec’s retail and hospitality portfolio, which was set to support emerging talent in placemaking.

We won the public realm design competition ‘A Gateway to New Malden’ organised by London Festival of Architecture and Kingston Council. It is a collaboration with the young local design and make practice 121 collective, and the emerging landscape designers Hortus Collective. Super excited to start working with the local community and the council to transform the existing roundabout and pocket park.

We have moved our office to Stephen Taylor Architects space with a sunny garden at 23-29 De Beauvoir Rd, N1 5SF.