EXPLORE OUR WORK

BRICK WORK

The brickwork gallery follows the change from a low site grid to recognizable walls and openings. Red-brown and grey masonry appears between visible concrete elements, with loose bricks and working materials still on site. Wider views show the developing outline of the rooms and street-facing walls.

Project photographs and available design views

Presentation: Project photographs

Early ground-level wall grid before higher masonry work — BRICK WORK. — Early ground-level wall grid before higher masonry work

Masonry rising around the site with loose bricks nearby — BRICK WORK. — Masonry rising around the site with loose bricks nearby

Interior wall layout photographed during brickwork — BRICK WORK. — Interior wall layout photographed during brickwork

Exterior progress view of masonry walls and concrete columns — BRICK WORK. — Exterior progress view of masonry walls and concrete columns

Work and materials shown

The photographs show unfinished masonry, mortar joints, concrete columns and projecting reinforcement. Their rough surfaces and mixed earth tones differ from the smooth colours of a finished elevation. Openings remain unglazed, making the relationship between wall height and the structural frame easy to read.

Stage and site observations

The focus is the construction stage rather than a selected architectural finish. Keeping the early grid photograph alongside the later wall views makes the visible progression clear. No final cladding, paint colour or structural performance is established by the images alone.

YOUR PROJECT, THOUGHTFULLY CONSIDERED

Let’s begin with
a conversation.

Tell us about your site, your priorities and the spaces you have in mind.

Discuss your project

BRICK WORK

Work and materials shown

Stage and site observations

Let’s begin witha conversation.

Let’s begin with
a conversation.