jo hobohm

Walking out of the cinema, in 1999, after seeing The Matrix for the first time, was my first experience of virtual reality.  That's right, not watching the film but walking outside.  The city at night: street lights, the uneven pavement, the looming London plane trees across the road, they all quivered with a kind of hyper-reality I didn’t trust.  I had just spent over 2 hours moving in and out of a world that looked like mine but was actually built by computers.  Those peopl

It sounds grand, doesn't it? A feasibility study? Something more appropriate to commercial developments than for home owners? Let's...

Cut your cloth according to your means, or cut your coat according to your cloth, or, in our case, design your extension to suit your...

This city is full of loft conversions and you would be forgiven for thinking they must therefore be straightforward and easy to achieve. ...