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Talk to us.

Every project begins with a place, a brief or a question that needs to be resolved. Send us the outline.

New commissions, collaborations and general enquiries

Correspondence

No 1 Church Terrace

Richmond

Surrey TW10 6SE

United Kingdom

For new commissions, please include the project location, approximate scope and any relevant timing.

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FAQs

FAQs.

1. What kind of clients does SCA work with?
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SCA works with institutions, developers, cultural organisations, public bodies and private clients whose projects require a clear architectural position and a strong relationship to place, purpose or public experience.

2. Do you accept one-off commissions or early-stage work?
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Yes. The practice works on complete projects, focused design packages, feasibility studies, strategic concepts and specialist design challenges where there is a clear question to answer.

3. Can you work with existing design teams?
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Yes. SCA can lead commissions or contribute as part of a wider team alongside architects, engineers, consultants, fabricators and specialist collaborators.

4. Can we collaborate remotely?
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Yes. SCA is based in London and works internationally through structured briefing, regular reviews and collaboration with local consultants, specialists and project teams.

5. How do you price projects?
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Every commission is scoped individually. Fees reflect the scope of services, complexity, research requirements, review stages and deliverables agreed before work begins.

6. Do you use AI in your process?
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Yes. AI supports research, analysis and the exploration of architectural systems. It allows more possibilities to be investigated, but it does not establish the reference that gives a project direction or replace the judgement needed to resolve it. Design authorship and professional responsibility remain with SCA.

1. What kind of clients does SCA work with?
icon

SCA works with institutions, developers, cultural organisations, public bodies and private clients whose projects require a clear architectural position and a strong relationship to place, purpose or public experience.

2. Do you accept one-off commissions or early-stage work?
icon

Yes. The practice works on complete projects, focused design packages, feasibility studies, strategic concepts and specialist design challenges where there is a clear question to answer.

3. Can you work with existing design teams?
icon

Yes. SCA can lead commissions or contribute as part of a wider team alongside architects, engineers, consultants, fabricators and specialist collaborators.

4. Can we collaborate remotely?
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Yes. SCA is based in London and works internationally through structured briefing, regular reviews and collaboration with local consultants, specialists and project teams.

5. How do you price projects?
icon

Every commission is scoped individually. Fees reflect the scope of services, complexity, research requirements, review stages and deliverables agreed before work begins.

6. Do you use AI in your process?
icon

Yes. AI supports research, analysis and the exploration of architectural systems. It allows more possibilities to be investigated, but it does not establish the reference that gives a project direction or replace the judgement needed to resolve it. Design authorship and professional responsibility remain with SCA.

1. What kind of clients does SCA work with?
icon

SCA works with institutions, developers, cultural organisations, public bodies and private clients whose projects require a clear architectural position and a strong relationship to place, purpose or public experience.

2. Do you accept one-off commissions or early-stage work?
icon

Yes. The practice works on complete projects, focused design packages, feasibility studies, strategic concepts and specialist design challenges where there is a clear question to answer.

3. Can you work with existing design teams?
icon

Yes. SCA can lead commissions or contribute as part of a wider team alongside architects, engineers, consultants, fabricators and specialist collaborators.

4. Can we collaborate remotely?
icon

Yes. SCA is based in London and works internationally through structured briefing, regular reviews and collaboration with local consultants, specialists and project teams.

5. How do you price projects?
icon

Every commission is scoped individually. Fees reflect the scope of services, complexity, research requirements, review stages and deliverables agreed before work begins.

6. Do you use AI in your process?
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Yes. AI supports research, analysis and the exploration of architectural systems. It allows more possibilities to be investigated, but it does not establish the reference that gives a project direction or replace the judgement needed to resolve it. Design authorship and professional responsibility remain with SCA.