Ash Sakula brought a team of four to a charrette at the Excel Convention Centre in London's East End aimed at re-making connections between Excel and its neighbour, the neighbourhood of Custom House.

On the eve of the Government’s Better Design for Better Places Conference in Birmingham, Robert Sakula took part in a Community Vision workshop bringing together local residents to explore how to design the Liveable Neighbourhood, the Liveable Street, and the Liveable Home.

Experts in both fields meet to see how we might use green cities to make smart cities smarter - and more personal.

Experts in the build to rent field meet with place-makers to discuss how the two may or may not mix.

During January 2019 Robert Sakula was one of five visiting professors taking part in MIAW 2019, a two week studio at the Politecnico di Milano. Working intensively with twenty six international students, Robert’s group investigated an alternative future for a peripheral suburb in the north east of Milan called Via Adriano. We aimed to turn it from a typical low-density, car-dominated suburb into a convivial neighbourhood with buildings set within an intensively cultivated productive landscape.

Modular housing meets place-making - Ash Sakula gathers the troops to rub these two issues up against each other in productive conversation.

Ash Sakula are delighted to have been named as part of the Curtins team as one of twenty housing specialists selected by Homes England for their new Multidisciplinary Framework providing Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Masterplanning and Urban Design services.

110 sketches to see Paris from the eyes of Ash Sakula.

Architects have a host of digital tools available to design and deliver buildings and landscapes. Each platform has its strengths and it is tempting to use each one for their special charms in a workflow.

Our Pedro Street housing for the London Borough of Hackney is underway with the demolition of the existing boiler house on the site.

Ash Sakula invites Rob Moore and Tarsha Finney to discuss how London can learn from the swift transformation of Melbourne.

The Liveable City event was hosted by The Danish Embassy entitled: More People, Less Space: How to plan for densification in our big cities