Chowdhury Walk wins the best housing category of the Wood Awards.

Al-Jawad Pike Celebrate 10 years of practice.

Tori-Ann Walk and Chowdhury Walk have been included in a new Book by Ellis Woodman, published by the AF on Mews houses in the UK, covering exemplars of this typology from the 1960s to present day.

Planning has been submitted for a new social housing apartment building in Hackney, London.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed a new information desk for Selfridges London.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed a new flagship store for Chloe in Dallas.

Chowdhury Walk has won the Neave Brown Award for housing.

Chowdhury Walk has been featured on the front cover of the RIBA Journal, September issue, in an article covering the Stirling shortlisted projects of 2024.

Chowdhury Walk has been shortlisted for the RIBA Stirling Prize 2024.

Chowdhury Walk has won an RIBA National Award.

The Centre of Memory and Learning at 28 Penton Street has received NLHF Round 2 development funding.

The Phoenix, Lewes, has received planning consent to transform the former industrial site into a sustainable 685-home neighbourhood. The proposals, led by developer Human Nature and masterplanner Periscope, feature three residential and mixed-use buildings designed by Al-Jawad Pike.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed a VIP space and private showroom in London.

Al-Jawad Pike has received planning consent for the remodelling and extension of a large family home situated in the Chiltern Hills AONB.

Tori Ann Walk has been shortlisted for the RIBA London Regional Awards 2024.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed the flagship store for luxury sneaker brand Athletic Propulsion Labs, located on Prince Street, NYC.

Al-Jawad Pike has collaborated with Sergison Bates and Apparata on competition proposals for a large-scale mixed-use housing development in Hackney, London.

Al-Jawad Pike has recently completed six concept store designs in Asia for fashion brand Chloé.

Al-Jawad Pike has received planning permission from Southwark Council to build 18 new homes at Mason & Townsend House in Bermondsey.

Mandeville Street and Daubeney Road projects have been featured in an article and on the front cover of the RIBA Journal, May issue.

Construction is underway on the flagship store for APL on Prince Street, NYC.

Al-Jawad Pike are delighted to have been appointed to the Mayor of London’s new Architecture + Urbanism (A+U) Framework on the housing and mixed use category.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed their second store with skincare brand Aesop, located in the Battersea Power Station, London.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed the concept store design for fashion brand Chloé in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Planning and Listed building consent have been received for the extension and remodelling of a Grade II Listed townhouse in Canonbury Square, London.

Al-Jawad Pike are delighted to be working with APL alongside Desselle & Partners on a new concept for their flagship store on Prince Street, NYC.

Planning has been submitted for 18 new homes at Mason & Townsend House in Bermondsey with Southwark Council.

Working in partnership with the Liliesleaf Trust UK, Stage 3 design proposals were presented to the GLA's Mayor’s design advocates for a new Centre of Memory & Learning. Housed within the former headquarters of the African National Congress at 28 Penton Street, London, the project will bring visibility to the British Anti-Apartheid Legacy.

Stage 2 proposals were presented to planners for the design of three buildings within the Phoenix masterplan in Lewes, creating new homes for co-living supported by a range of civic and commercial uses and a hotel.

Al-Jawad Pike has recently completed the remodelling of an apartment in the South Bank Tower, London.

Al-Jawad Pike has collaborated with fashion brand Chloé on a new concept for their stores in locations across Europe, Asia and the US.

Planning has been submitted for an extension to a grade II listed barn and a new pavilion replacing an existing structure in Tregardock, Cornwall.

Al-Jawad Pike has started work on a new Aesop store in the Battersea Power Station.

Al-Jawad Pike are collaborating with Human Nature and a team of architects, landscape designers and ecologists to create a new sustainable neighbourhood on the former Phoenix Industrial Estate in Lewes, East Sussex. Al-Jawad Pike are developing two residential buildings within a masterplan comprising a range of new housing, work space and community uses, which are connected by green public space, communal gardens and allotments. The pre-planning design progress was exhibited at the Phoenix Project Design Festival in September, allowing the public to have their say on the proposals.

Al-Jawad Pike has won a competition to design a mixed-use pavilion venue as part of the Meridian masterplan project organised by Enfield Council.

Al-Jawad Pike has recently completed the remodelling and reconstruction of a barn in Adderbury, Oxfordshire.

Al-Jawad Pike has been shortlisted as one of seven finalists for HUB and WhiteHat's 'life-enhancing' housing contest.

Al-Jawad Pike has been selected as a finalist for the Young Architect of the Year Award 2020 by Building Design.

Al-Jawad Pike has recently completed the Aesop store in Westfield Centre, London.

Al-Jawad Pike are delighted to have been selected to be part of LHC and Southwark Council’s pioneering new architectural services framework, in two categories: Lot 4 Commercial and Lot 7 New Design.

Al-Jawad Pike are to be featured in New Architects 4 publication by the Architecture Foundation, surveying the best British architectural practices established in the past ten years.

Planning has been submitted for a new single storey dwelling structure replacing an existing barn and storage shed in Bricket Wood, St Albans.

Construction is approaching completion on the remodelling and reconstruction of an existing barn in Adderbury, Oxfordshire.

Al-Jawad Pike has recently completed the flagship store for fashion brand Allsaints in Manchester.

Monocle interviewed Al-Jawad Pike for their It's a Small World article on model-making in architectural practice. The article is published in Issue 128, November 2019.

Construction is approaching completion on the internal fit-out of an apartment in the South Bank Tower, London.

Al-Jawad Pike is delighted to be selected in Wallpaper's Architects' Directory 2019. The Directory is published in Issue 244, July 2019.

Construction is progressing on site in Oxford for the restoration and remodelling of a collection of farm buildings into a 5-bed family house.

Al-Jawad Pike collaborated with Burberry for London Fashion Week, occupying the Tate Modern tanks with two contrasting environments for Riccardo Tisci’s runway show entitled ‘Tempest’.

Al-Jawad Pike has developed concept proposals for a luxury apartment building in Cairo, Egypt. The monolithic colonnaded façade of the building makes reference to the monumental temples of the pharaonic era.

Al-Jawad Pike has been awarded the Don’t Move Improve 2019 ‘Best Use of Materials’ prize for their Kings Grove project.

Al-Jawad Pike collaborated with Burberry to create the S/S 2019 runway show for Riccardo Tisci’s debut collection at London Fashion Week.

Our recently completed two-storey rear extension of a Victorian terraced house in South London has been photographed. The new volumes are formed in light coloured pigmented concrete block, which provide a subtle distinction from the main house.

Al-Jawad Pike has received planning permission to build a mews terrace of 11 new family homes on Daubeney Road, London – our second project for the Hackney Council Housing Supply Programme. The development will provide a mix of two and three bedroom dwellings with one fully accessible 4-bed house all of which are affordable or for social rent.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed a monolithic installation for the launch of three new fragrances by Miller Harris, in the Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane. Playing on the theme of ‘Hidden’, one of the three fragrances, the ruin-like walls create a meandering journey within the warehouse; with cut-outs and windows framing views and bringing visitors into chance encounter with one another.

Planning has been submitted for 11 new homes on Daubeney Road, as part of Hackney’s Housing Supply Programme.

Al-Jawad Pike has recently completed a series of projects for Céline in Rome and Milan, Italy.

Construction has started on an apartment in the recently extended South Bank Tower.

Al-Jawad Pike were shortlisted with Karakusevic Carson and East Architecture to develop proposals for an infill housing development across four sites on the DeBeauvior Estate in Hackney.

Al-Jawad Pike has received planning permission to build 11 new homes on Mandeville Street, London – the first project of Hackney Council’s Housing Supply Programme which aims to provide around 475 new homes. The project is currently at tender stage and due to start on site in late 2018.

Al-Jawad Pike has recently completed a popup store for a fashion brand. The design concept takes inspiration from eroded sea shells and primitive stone structures – the arrangement of curving walls and arched thresholds form a carved interior space for the display of products, constructed in prefabricated translucent fibreglass.

A detail of our recently completed two-storey extension to a Victorian terraced house in West London. The new additions are formed from three interlocking masonry volumes, which house the new internal rooms of the building. At the lower level the kitchen and dining space intersect to provide a large skylight, the taller volume accommodates a study with external terrace and a family bathroom at first and second floor level.

Our recently completed extension in Stoke Newington has been photographed. The new full width kitchen-dining space features deep load bearing grey brick walls with oak joinery embedded within them. A profiled concrete lintel spans the walls framing a bespoke timber sliding window.

Al-Jawad Pike has won a commission to design 11 homes to replace a row of garages in Clapton, in the latest stage of Hackney Council’s Housing Supply Programme. The proposals for the site include a two-story row of staggered terraced homes with private gardens. The articulation of the terrace elevation allows the entrances of the homes to face towards Daubeney Road and generates a picturesque silhouette of monopitched roofs.

Production has started on a popup store for a fashion brand. The modular fibreglass installation will travel to several locations across China in Autumn/Winter 2017.

Proposals for 11 new homes have been submitted for planning as part of Hackney’s Housing Supply Programme.

Construction on store interior for a fashion brand nears completion in Rome, Italy.

Al-Jawad Pike were longlisted as one of 10 practices for the RIBA’s Co-Living Forest Gate competition, London. The brief sought innovative ideas for a co-housing development, targeted towards people priced out of the London housing market.

The scheme proposes a collection of stilted shared houses and flats connected by elevated walkways and bridges, sitting on an inhabited topography of communal spaces.

Al-Jawad Pike features in Viabizzuno’s Report N°38, for their shelving and lighting fixture designs which were developed and realised as part of the store concept for Penhaligon’s London.

The bi-annual report also contains selected design collaborations between Viabizzuno and other architects including David Chipperfield, Peter Zumthor and David Adjaye.

Design proposal for a rooftop dwelling, London.

Al-Jawad Pike has won a competition to design a new housing scheme on the first of two sites to be developed within Hackney’s new infill programme, launched at the end of 2016. The project will form a mews and townhouse block, with a communal courtyard, and private gardens and terraces. A planning application submission is anticipated in late 2017.

Al-Jawad Pike visited the Laboratorio Morseletto workshop and quarry in Vicenza, Italy – to further develop a series of new bespoke terrazzo and travertine finishes for the South Bank apartment project.

Construction is underway on a private house in Peckham.

Façade study for housing competition, London.

Penhaligon’s Regent Street flagship store opens two years after Al-Jawad Pike completed the Penhaligon’s window installation as part of the RIBA Regent’s Street Windows competition.

Planning permission received for a new extension to a house in the Shaftesbury Conservation Area of Wandsworth.

Construction progress of load-bearing masonry walls for a house in Shepherd’s Bush. A lime mortar slurry is applied to all the external brickwork to give an overall monolithic appearance of the building volumes where the bricks become more like aggregates within the conglomerate structure.

Construction progress of the main structural frame and grey brick envelope for a house in Stoke Newington.

Fabrication of internal oak shelving and wall panelling for the new Penhaligon’s store in Stanford, San Francisco.

Construction progress of a photographer’s studio in east London.

Planning permission received for a two storey extension to a house in Peckham.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed an infill extension to a house in east London, involving a reconfiguration of internal spaces to create an entirely top-lit kitchen and dining space.

Completion of a new barber and perfume shop in London, for Penhaligon’s. The store features fumed oak and brushed brass shelving, grey painted wall panelling, terrazzo flooring and a large sink made of carrara marble.

Al-Jawad Pike has completed a bespoke brass-framed shelving system with integrated lighting, manufactured by Viabizzuno.

Al-Jawad Pike has designed a new fluted glass light fitting for Viabizzuno as part of their architect-designed collection of lighting, also featuring designs by David Chipperfield, Kengo Kuma, Rem Koolhaas amongst others.

Construction progress of a house extension in east London.

Site visit for a new project in New York.

Planning permission received for a new two storey house extension in Shepherd’s Bush.

Al-Jawad Pike has been awarded the RIBA Best Window 2014 for the Regent’s Street Windows installation for Penhaligon’s.