At RFK the principle sectors we work in are retail and hospitality, museums and galleries, offices and workspace. The practice has delivered projects of the highest design quality. We develop solutions that are formally, functionally and technically innovative, but always within cost and programme. We undertake projects of varying sizes, from one off display cases and furniture, to buildings and fit outs up to 50million construction cost.
We are a close knit team with low staff turn over. This makes us efficient and allows each member to take on challenges and responsibilities to ensure they continue to grow. After 20 years experience in retail design and brand liaison, we go beyond providing architectural design proposals in response to a defined brief. Projects often start with an analysis of an overall masterplan, ensuring primary walkways, plot sizes and product displays are in the correct location.
A strong customer focussed masterplan with clear vistas and circulation, will help customer orientation, encourages browsing, increases dwell time and enhances the overall retail experience.
We are a close knit team with low staff turn over. This makes us efficient and allows each member to take on challenges and responsibilities to ensure they continue to grow. After 20 years experience in retail design and brand liaison, we go beyond providing architectural design proposals in response to a defined brief. Projects often start with an analysis of an overall masterplan, ensuring primary walkways, plot sizes and product displays are in the correct location.
A strong customer focussed masterplan with clear vistas and circulation, will help customer orientation, encourages browsing, increases dwell time and enhances the overall retail experience.
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The perforated aluminium cladding panels are designed to provide a dappled natural light to the interior which is reminiscent of sun on the forest bed through the tree canopy above.
At night the facade is back lit, the perforations light up like the stars.
A slow pulsing movement of the dynamic lighting reflects the movement of the leaves in a gentle wind.
The first floor 'Bridge' provides a Fenwick presence along the perpendicular vista.
The bridge has an external seating/ dining area for Fenwick's Fuego restaurant on the second floor.
At night the facade is back lit, the perforations light up like the stars.
A slow pulsing movement of the dynamic lighting reflects the movement of the leaves in a gentle wind.
The first floor 'Bridge' provides a Fenwick presence along the perpendicular vista.
The bridge has an external seating/ dining area for Fenwick's Fuego restaurant on the second floor.
Royal Academy of Arts remodelled and greatly expanded their shopping space as part of its 250th anniversary celebrations.
Designed to inhabit spaces XI and X of the magnificent galleries of Burlington House.
Gallery XI, the existing home of the RA shop, offers a diverse range of products, prints, books and gifts inspired by the distinctive personality of the RA.
The new environment and product displays are designed to reflect the layout and ambience of an artist studio.
In contrast, Gallery X in the Porter Gallery provides a more formal setting for high-end pieces, including commissions, editions and one-off objects.
Designed to inhabit spaces XI and X of the magnificent galleries of Burlington House.
Gallery XI, the existing home of the RA shop, offers a diverse range of products, prints, books and gifts inspired by the distinctive personality of the RA.
The new environment and product displays are designed to reflect the layout and ambience of an artist studio.
In contrast, Gallery X in the Porter Gallery provides a more formal setting for high-end pieces, including commissions, editions and one-off objects.
Walmar House is located in the heart of Central London and occupies the full city block from Great Castle Street to Margaret Street.
RFK proposals unifies the distinct phases of the original building, by demolishing the rear of the site to create a new core, rationalised and unified floor plates as well additional office accommodation.
The final design provides 80 000sqft of contemporary accommodation whilst retaining and restoring the original facade.
The building has been fully let to Compagnie Financiere -Richmont SA, owners of luxury brands such as Cartier, Dunhill, Mont Blanc, Chloe and others.
RFK proposals unifies the distinct phases of the original building, by demolishing the rear of the site to create a new core, rationalised and unified floor plates as well additional office accommodation.
The final design provides 80 000sqft of contemporary accommodation whilst retaining and restoring the original facade.
The building has been fully let to Compagnie Financiere -Richmont SA, owners of luxury brands such as Cartier, Dunhill, Mont Blanc, Chloe and others.
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