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GPAD is an award winning architecture practice focused on the people we work with and those who interact with the buildings we help design.

A high quality mixed-use development in the heart of Clerkenwell

Providing high-quality workspace in the rapidly changing streetscape of Old Street's tech office market

Our team

We built an award winning two bedroom house on a 6m by 7m garage plot in central London

Our award-winning workplace project in Leeds

Sensitive restoration of an iconic building

Our winning entry for the Old Street roundabout public realm competition

Giving space back to the community through the restoration of the listed Haggerston Baths

A commercial masterplan that straddles the city and it's creative fringe

Creating a sense of wellbeing by bringing the outside in

A substantial extension in black curved wave zinc cladding to add texture and interest to the corner

We approach each project on its own merits, read about the ethos we weave throughout our process

Transforming a Victorian warehouse into a contemporary workplace

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Ethos

Our ethos outlines the fundamental principles upon which we work and having them clearly set out allows us to harness ourselves and hold ourselves accountable.

News

  • 130 Old Street, London receives planning

    GPAD have secured planning permission for 130 Old Street, an existing office building in which they are currently one of the tenants. The refurbishment and extension of the existing building will deliver high quality office space as well as on site affordable workspace. The retrofit project will see the retention of the existing concrete structure, […]

    1st June 2021

  • Build The Way Internship with POor Collective

    GPAD has partnered with POor Collective to offer an internship for those interested in architecture and design. Working in the GPAD office, the successful candidate will be supported by a GPAD architect and assigned a mentor from POoR. — Over 12 months internship, you will learn the fundamentals of architecture, how to communicate your thoughts, […]

    18th May 2021

  • Reflecting on 2020

    For all of us, 2020 has been a year like no other in recent memory. Since the first lockdown hit in March, we’ve all had to adapt to new ways of living and working; often, finding it hard to avoid blending the two too greatly. At the same time, changing ways of working have opened […]

    1st February 2021