Alison brooks

One of London's most awarded design practices.

Movie of the Be housing development in Essex, UK, by Alison Brooks Architects made up of a range of typologies referencing traditional local architecture.

Alison Brooks Architects has created a landmark structure in the emerging area of Kings Cross in London, part of its Central Masterplan.

Balconies with bronze-toned frames break up the brick exterior of these three housing blocks in northwest London by Alison Brooks Architects – a finalist for this year's Mies van der Rohe Award.

Alison Brooks Architects on Instagram: “The material palette of our five Cycle Loft Buildings was derived from the sturdy, robust and pragmatic components of lofts, warehouses,…”

Site constraints and local architecture guided the angular form of Mesh House, a copper-clad home by Alison Brooks Architects in London.

This project is a reinvention of the ‘Collegiate Quadrangle’: the academic, urban model that defines Oxford University and its ancient Colleges. Originating in the medieval monastery, Oxford’s Quads are both social and architectural structures, where a scholarly community lives and studies together. Typically, a College Quad is made up of conjoined buildings and cellular spaces … Continued

Image 5 of 9 from gallery of Alison Brooks Imagines Cadence, a Mixed-Use Urban Block, Part of the King’s Cross Central Masterplan in London. Photograph by Alison Brooks Architects

Dramatic brick archways will form a colonnade along the ground floor, reflected back in a water feature in a central courtyard.