A recent article in the New Scientist flagged up the benefits of red light on the human body’s health and wellbeing and the issue that many of the LED light sources that we use inside buildings are deficient in this part of the light spectrum. Professor Bob Fosbury at UCL has studied this phenomenon for many years. He notes the significant difference between exposure to the full spectrum of natural sunlight and the limited range of light we typically experience indoors. With

We are pleased to announce that our article on the Entopia Building was published in the Summer 2026 edition of the Architectural Technology Journal p30-31. This publication goes out to members of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists of which we are a member. See the full article in the pdf link below.

Good design is as much about seeing what is there already as it is about designing something new, therefore one of the cornerstones of sustainable design is to reuse existing fit out and furniture wherever possible to create beautiful, functional spaces while minimizing the environmental footprint. By embracing a circular economy, by creating spaces which are flexible and adaptable and by sourcing materials and products which are sustainable and made to last, we future proof