The conversion of a former coach house into a compact private home.

We’ve reinvented a collection of historic warehouses and industrial sheds to create a destination for the local community, visitors and those passing through.

A House for London is a prefabricated structure constructed from two specially adapted shipping containers and offers a potential solution to one of our generation’s most pressing issues – the lack of affordable housing.

The transformation of a former department store into a space to dream, create, display, perform, learn, and exchange.

This project involved the reconfiguration of the Design Council’s offices located opposite the Royal Opera House

A new home built on an L-shaped plot in a back alley in Bethnal Green. This project is influenced by Japanese architecture with an open interior, multifunctional spaces and a clean, simple aesthetic.

This barn conversion transforms a utilitarian agricultural structure into a modern & spacious holiday home.

Unused garage space transformed into small retail units and a cafe for local independent traders.

Distributed throughout our city, Fire Stations are strategically located with the ability to serve a wide surrounding area. Fire Place is a proposal for a strategy in commercial, workspace, health, and civic buildings.

We believe the problem of flooding should be solved at its roots (i.e. climate change) by making a blueprint for housing that is carbon neutral and self-sufficient.

The project involved creating a two-bedroom house with a garage on a rather tricky L-shaped inner-city site that was deep but narrow at the front.

An empty garage plot site transformed into compact home for a young family.

We found inspiration in converted warehouses to provide new temporary spaces for artists, makers and creatives.

Home From Home was a temporary installation at MUDE, a cultural and design centre in Lisbon, Portugal. See our winning proposal, submitted as a result of a collaboration with the British Council and The Architecture Foundation

Our design for this contemporary family home near Brighton arranges the living accommodation around an existing swimming pool to create a sense of privacy and enclosure on this overlooked suburban site.

A deck of cards to transform space and mind.

This four-week installation formed part of a RIBA competition that paired architects with Regent Street retailers to design a temporary window installation as part of the London Festival of Architecture.

The substantial reconfiguration of a Georgian mews West London.

Competition-winning masterplan for a former shipbuilding district in Bergen, Norway

Making the most out of simple materials and construction techniques to create a family’s dream home on a modest budget.

Loft House brings an urban way of living to a coastal location and turns the traditional suburban layout on it’s head.

A specially designed juice bar for Lovage and Ace Hotel exhibited as part of Wallpaper* (Magazine) Handmade at the Salone del Mobile 2014 in Milan.

Magnificent Revolution asked Turner Works' advice on how to create something beautiful yet functional on a shoestring on their unusual location next to the pigsty.

A media suite for Chrome at McCann Erickson advertising agency. This was a dedicated suite of editing rooms, along with a small cinema room to enable the agency to gather and review work in progress.

We were paired with the iconic notebook maker Moleskine to design and animate their shop windows in the Xintiandi shopping district of Shanghai.

We created a ‘warehouse for the arts’ – a drama school by day, a community space by night (and weekends), and a venue for the performing arts industry.

Re-interpreting the Victorian pleasure garden as a stack of flexible public rooms

A platform for New Ferry

This barn conversion in Norfolk demonstrates our dedication to retaining the existing character of buildings and saw Turner.Works work as architect, project manager and main contractor on the project.

This project involved the transformation of a semi-detached Victorian villa into a home and workshop for an actor and comedian. He wanted his house to work as an entertaining space and at time also act as a mini-hotel!

We kick-started the temporary transformation of an underused urban space into affordable start-up spaces for artists, makers and local people to work, learn and play in.

This project involves the redesign of Peckham Square in South London and the development of a new multi-purpose building on the site of 91 & 93 Peckham High Street.

Our proposal for the extension to an existing Performing Arts School in West London was among five finalists selected through a two stage tender process.

We re-used old shipping containers to create low-cost, low-energy, stackable studios, workshops, cafés and public spaces.

This project was a response to an Architecture Foundation competition that called for ideas to improve a series of somewhat neglected spaces in and around the Pullens Estate near Elephant and Castle in South London.

We have been working alongside local thinkers, makers and movers to develop a step-by-step plan for Newhaven Town Centre and High Street.

Former farm workers cottage is renovated to create a modern home while retaining the original character of the building

A campus of buildings and spaces collected under a single roof.

The conversion of a former shop into a two bedroom home and workspace.

Our proposal for a vacant plot in Silvertown, East London reimagines this site as an active live/work community hub that provides workspace for creative companies and public spaces for the wider community to enjoy.

The award-winning Slip House occupies a gap site in a typical terraced row of houses in Brixton, South London, built on a patch of brownfield land.

The substantial refurbishment of a Georgian Style end of terrace in West London.

Located on the same site as Ochre Barn, the idea for this dilapidated concrete frame shed was to create a separate workspace studio that could also act as a self-contained one-bedroom shack for guests.

Supernature imagines a new type of community-focused suburban landscape where the emphasis is on quality of life and not home ownership. The occupants are encouraged to grow and adapt their home over time with their changing requirements.

We’ve been exploring a new landscape for the office and reinventing how tall towers in central cities might evolve.

We propose bringing ecosystem of the Theatre Arts together in one shared facility with the flexible, loose fit, industrial scale spaces needed to create and experiment.

The transformation of a tired traditional bungalow into a bold new home with plenty of personality.

Cub Haus is a prefabricated, two bed, single storey dwelling designed to be easily tailored to the needs of different clients and sites.

A compact, highly private courtyard house for a constrained urban site

An innovative new family home designed around a generous double height living space

A meanwhile proposal providing space for start-ups and leisure on a former car-park site in Woolwich town centre.