This month the Scurr Architects team took the afternoon off, away from our desks for our annual Summer BBQ. The day was filled with mini games, including badminton, chess and cricket, all whilst Stephen took charge of the grill and delivered quite the feast (the homemade chocolate ice cream is always a showstopper)!  Fantastic food, […]

July has been a sociable one at Scurr Architects, with a number of team moments and fun summer activities alongside the usual studio activity. It was great to welcome the McDonald’s design team to our Harpenden office for July’s Design Update Meeting. Always a valuable opportunity to collaborate, align, share updates, and keep projects moving [&helli

Summer has well and truly arrived at the Scurr Architects studio; with the football sweep stake in full swing, and ice cream van making its long-awaited return past the office. On site, in the studio, and attending industry events, there’s been plenty to keep us busy this month. June has seen four new McDonald’s restaurant […]

Mental Health Awareness Week Last week at Scurr Architects, we marked Mental Health Awareness Week with a series of activities aimed at encouraging conversation, connection, and looking after our wellbeing, both in and out of the workplace. This year’s theme, ‘Action’, felt like an important reminder that while awareness matters, positive change also c

It’s been a really positive and productive month in the studio, with plenty of live projects progressing and a number of exciting new opportunities on the horizon. This month, we’re also celebrating 20 years of Metchley Manor! A Regency-inspired care home in the heart of Edgbaston, Birmingham, originally designed for Sunrise Senior Living. Built on [&hel

This month has been focused on early stage design work across a number of our projects, alongside the continued programme of planning, development work, and site visits. So what does early stage design work look like? Starting with quick sketching and space planning exercises to test initial ideas, these are then progressed through refined 2D […]