Architectural Design

We aspire to create timeless interior experience

True to an integrated spirit that is characteristic of the perfect apartment, our residential architecture is designed in response to environmental, landscape and customer needs. This follows the belief that our surroundings directly affect the quality of our lives and that include our homes. SFS creates architecture that renders every project unique. Our inherent fascination for exploring the varying nuances with how people live; specifically, the relationship between creating beautiful inner sanctums, and designing functional environments that suit individual and family needs, our architectural team of conceptual designers, and technical detailing specialists work towards a consistent creative vision. Our residential architects work directly with our clients to evaluate project feasibility. This includes planning objectives as well as key commercial decisions regarding multiple occupancy design. The studio combines strategic thinking with design creativity to provide value-added innovative design solutions for all housing schemes. This ensures projects are attractive to the market, and meet the required long-term occupancy needs.

Planning Applications

The architectural team has a wealth of experience with planning departments We advise on all planning matters and building regulations, from small to large scale residential schemes. Where required, we work in consultation with and also external planning consultant teams.

Sustainable Design

Good design must be responsible. To this aim, the studio experiments with recycled materials, as well as responsibly sourced products in all areas of expertise. Exploration into passive ways for comfort, thermal control and shading, and ventilation, is a key element to the studio’s ethos surrounding responsible design. A number of buildings completed by the studio have achieved relevant environmental accreditation, some achieving the highest rating ‘outstanding’ by BREEAM, the world’s leading sustainability assessment method for buildings.