TaylorHare is an ambitious and energetic young architecture practice based in the South East. We deliver housing, hotels and public projects at a variety of scales, working alongside a range of clients, organisations and other design professionals.

A Rural Arts Gallery and Workshop which breaks the fourth wall between creator and exhibit. From the entrance lobby at the north east corner, a teasing interior view is afforded through the length of a new axis aligned with the winter solstice. Yet, resident and visiting artists are choreographed on...

Adding Value: Adaptability Definition: ‘the quality of being able to adjust to new conditions’. Cities thrive when they are able to evolve to meet the diverse and changing needs of their residents, workers, and visitors. Defining a masterplan whose structure can adapt to change, both physically and emotionally, is crucial to building...

Adding Value: Wellness Definition: ‘the state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal’. Studies show that both life expectancy and overall happiness levels rise the more opportunities we have to touch the earth. Seasonal changes promote an adaptive landscape through a variety of colour and wild vegetation which...

Adding Value: Community Definition: ‘a group of people living in the same place having a particular characteristic in common’. The following three posts explore our approach to adding significant experiential and market value to a proposal. The design methodology can be applied at range of scales, to both virgin sites along with...

WIP: Elevational Studies Study for an extension and reconfiguration of a 1980’s bungalow within Fordwich. Uncommonly known as the smallest town by population in Britain with a town council, Fordwich was originally listed as ‘Fordwyc’ in the 1086 Domesday Book. The existing bungalow neighbors both a Grade II listed building to the...

Theme: Multigenerational Inclusivity The sketches here happen upon a recurrent theme in our concept work - exploring how multiple age groups can use new and adapted spaces together. Centralised urban planning or rural isolation, coupled with the relative mobility of society has broken down inter-generational immediacy. Whilst we recognise that shared occupation...

THA Team Day! Last week we brought together our three studios for a long overdue collective staff outing in London. We love to share our drawings, construction progress and interests, however you rarely see the creative people behind the scenes - so here they are! Thank you to @thecrystalmaze for the entertainment. . . . . 22_THA...