Journal Archive

Fakenham CobBauge Features on ITV Anglia

Our ground breaking CobBauge project was recently featured on ITV News Anglia, bringing this sustainable construction method into the spotlight. The project featured in their Natural Solutions segment exploring how nature can combat the pressing issue of climate change. Watch the feature here The F

Keeping Our Schools Cool During a Heatwave published in Public Sector Build Journal

Louise Boddie explores effective strategies to keep our schools cool during heatwaves to ensure comfortable learning environments for students and teachers in an insightful article for Public Sector Build Journal. We’re delighted to share that an article penned by our Senior Associate, Louise Bod

Planning approval for Dutch Barn conversion

We are thrilled to announce we have been granted planning permission for the conversion of redundant Dutch barn and silo in Essex. The vision for the project is to transform the existing structure into a beautiful home, while carefully preserving its agricultural character and distinctive silhouett

Introducing Our New Project Partnership: FibreBroads

Hudson Architects are thrilled to announce our new project partnership with the FibreBroads research project. Focused on the Broads and Norfolk Fens regions the “FibreBroads” project will focus on how rewetting land for paludiculture (profitable wetland crops) can remediate peat soils f

The Housing Crisis Unveiled: Exploring Challenges and Architectural Solutions

The UK has long been grappling with a housing crisis that shows no signs of abating. From a shortage of homes to increasing property prices and sustainability concerns, this article explores the details of the crisis and questions how architecture can play a pivotal role in alleviating the challen

Two Hudson Architects projects recognised at the RIBA East Awards 2023

Yesterday evening we were delighted two of our projects, Coast House and Duke Street Riverside won an RIBA East Award!! Both Coast House and Duke Street Riverside continue our distinctive design approach in making buildings environmentally responsible and rooted in context. Coast House, located in