Studio Kyson is seeking highly motivated and ambitious Part 2 Architectural Assistants and Architectural Technologists to join our vibrant team.⁠

Suitable Part 2 candidates will demonstrate very strong design skills along with good communication and team working ability. Previous experience working in an architectural practice is a necessity. Experience working on the technical stages of a project would be advantageous.⁠

Suitable Technologist candidates will have strong technical and administrative skills together with good verbal and written communication skills. Experience working on stages 4-6, ideally refurb/ retrofit projects and experience of working on Listed Buildings will be a distinct advantage.

For both roles, successful candidates will develop their skillset working on a variety of projects ranging from high-end private houses, boutique hotels and office projects.⁠

Refer to RIBA Jobs and Dezeen Jobs for more information.

Studio Kyson are pleased to have recently obtained planning approval for this development of a two storey Victorian pub. Following significant historic research and justification into the building and pubs more broadly, we were able to justifiably extend the building both vertically and horizontally in a historically appropriate manner, whilst retaining the original historic facade.

We are excited to share our latest planning approval; a new Arts and Crafts style house in Abridge, Essex. Set within the Metropolitan Greenbelt the property provides our client with over 6,000sq/ft of residential floor space. We look forward to progressing the project on site.

Works are well under way on site at Copthall Avenue in the City of London. This historic restoration project sees the refurbishment of the late Victorian / Early Edwardian building, originally a bank, to provide commercial facilities with new restaurant at ground level.

Great to see our Liberty Place project taking shape. Demolition now complete to reveal the existing concrete structure.

On the run out of Lockdown we have been able to deliver designs for many unique projects, from one-off private dwellings to large scale residential developments, and several boutique hotels thrown in for good measure! We continue to expand our portfolio of new-build projects along with heritage refurbishments and we continue progressing our specialisms in Public House developments and Paragraph 80 countryside dwellings. We look forward to showcasing some of these projects this coming year!

Studio Kyson is seeking a Part 2 Architectural Assistant to join its team in London. We are a multi-award winning architectural practice with an expanding portfolio that varies from bespoke housing and boutique hotels to large scale commercial and residential developments.

Applicants must have qualified at a UK-based university and demonstrate an excellent working knowledge of AutoCAD, SketchUp, Photoshop and InDesign. Previous experience working in an architectural practice is essential.

To apply please forward your CV and Portfolio to recruitment@kyson.co.uk with a covering letter (max. total email size not to exceed 5MB; excessive files will be rejected). The successful candidate will be supported in further developing their skillsets towards architectural chartership through a variety of projects ranging from high-end private houses and boutique hotels to an expanding portfolio of heritage projects..

As we move out of the pandemic, we have received the fantastic news that development contracts for Lambeth Mission and St. Mary’s Church have now been signed and that the church has held its final service, with demolition of the existing outdated building imminent. Our exciting Hotel and Church scheme is now coming to fruition, set to be completed in 2023 by HG Construction, with the assistance of their delivery architect Aros.
On reflection of his experience with us, Revd. Dr. Andy Lyons was highly complementary – “Kyson were a great practice and team to work with whilst we developed a new church at Lambeth Mission and St. Mary's. We needed flexible accommodation but also a modern classic and inclusive design for our sanctuary - the design they produced met all our hopes and expectations”.

We have recently been granted planning permission for an extension to our previous Ruby Lucy Hotel project in Lower Marsh. The extension takes on a wholly different architectural form, this time a modern interpretation of a classical facade. Standing in contrast to the surrounding buildings the proposal continues the piecemeal nature of the historic streetscape along Lower Marsh Parade.

Studio Kyson is seeking a highly motivated and ambitious PART 3 qualified Architect to join our vibrant team of architects, technologists and designers based in Shoreditch, London. Suitable candidates will be able to demonstrate the following: 2 to 3 years’ UK experience post Part 3 qualification; good leadership, communication and team working ability with experience or capability to supervise architectural assistants; knowledge and experience of UK Planning and Building regulations; strong administrative skills; advanced knowledge of AutoCAD, Sketch-Up, Photoshop and InDesign.

To apply please forward your CV and Portfolio to recruitment@kyson.co.uk with a covering letter (max. total email size not to exceed 5MB; excessive files will be rejected). The successful candidate will be supported in further developing their skillsets as a project architect through a variety of projects ranging from high-end private houses and boutique hotels to an expanding portfolio of heritage projects.

With our works on 73-75 Brook Street now complete, check out this promotional film created by our client Clivedale London, showcasing the finished building. As one of London’s finest business addresses this development in Mayfair provides over 31,000 sq/ft of flexible commercial space and luxury facilities. Our role as delivery architect saw the construction of the building and its interiors which, as the film displays, has been executed to the highest of standard.

Kyson have completed the refinement of a facade for a new hotel development in Scotland. Horizontal datum lines reflect a modern interpretation of the classical orders of architecture, with each datum providing a shift in elevational treatment as the number of windows increases. Angled soffits and side panels converge on their respective window frames to provide an increased level of depth and articulation to the elevation.

Kyson have recently completed the concept design for a new replacement dwelling in Yorkshire. This project demonstrates how a new house can be exceptional in design quality whilst at all times showing respect to and understanding of the historic vernacular. To maintain the integrity of the surrounding historic building stock this proposal recognises its place along the timeline of history. Rather than seeking to emulate architecture of a time gone by, it is designed instead to be ‘of its time’; that is an innovative piece of architecture that reflects the identity of its local surroundings in a beautiful manner that remains true to its original intentions.

We are nearing completion of the renovation and extension of a Grade II listed home in North Hampstead originally designed by renowned Victorian architect Charles Quennell. This project has allowed us to explore the careful relationship between old and new, marrying together the historical features of the existing building with the minimalist detailing asked of us by the client. One of the most dramatic spaces in the house is that of the swimming pool located in the basement.

The second phase of our Grade II listed International Transport Worker’s Federation headquarters in Borough, London is now complete. The renovation of the historically sensitive building sees all new services subtly concealed within the existing structure to allow the original features to be celebrated such as the original Victorian steelwork with exposed riveting.

Studio Kyson are pleased to announce that John Chia and Krista Silina have both recently qualified as Architects following many years of study. Congratulations to you both for reaching this significant milestone.

The last 12 months has in many ways been like no other, but despite the disruption caused by the Covid19 pandemic we are thankful to have been able to continue designing and building beautiful architecture throughout the year. Here is a summary of our architectural achievements for 2020.

We are nearing the final stages of our Brook Street office development in the prestigious Mayfair area of London. The scaffold was recently taken down to reveal our zinc mansard roof.