• About
Paper House Project specialises in residential architecture, from one-off homes and small housing developments to the sensitive refurbishment and conversion of heritage buildings.
Our goal on every project is to design functional, cost-efficient and sustainable buildings that exceed expectations.
As an RIBA-chartered practice, signatories of the Mayor’s Diversity Pledge, and members of the Architects Climate Action Network, we are committed to high professional standards and environmentally responsible design.
• Approach
We recognise that every project, brief and site is unique. For this reason, we take time at the outset to understand our clients’ values and priorities, helping define objectives that go beyond the usual time–cost–quality measures and address more specific ambitions.
Our work is informed by context and guided by a commitment to human-centred, environmentally responsible design. We embrace modern construction methods and emerging technologies to create low-energy, high-performing buildings that prioritise comfort, wellbeing and long-term sustainability.
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• Sustainability
All of our buildings are designed to maximise thermal performance and minimise environmental impact, addressing both operational energy use and embodied carbon.
We continually develop our knowledge to deliver better-performing architecture and take a project-specific approach when evaluating which renewable technologies are most appropriate.
As certified Passivhaus Designers, we embed key Passivhaus principles into our projects, creating buildings that are energy-efficient, comfortable and healthy.
• Heritage
We have extensive experience working with listed buildings and within conservation areas, from contemporary interventions to the careful adaptation of historic structures for new uses.
We work closely with local authorities and specialist consultants to navigate sensitive planning issues and ensure every project responds thoughtfully to its context.
As the built environment moves toward net-zero, the careful repair, adaptation and reuse of existing buildings is becoming increasingly important. Our approach balances sustainability and heritage, creating energy-efficient buildings that respect historic character.
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