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We are an RIBA Practice Role Model!

It’s official: our way of working… works.

We already knew this of course, but we’re delighted to have been recognised as one of only 9 Practice Role Models selected by RIBA.

We are proud that Harrison Stringfellow has been included in this new list of firms deemed to be shaping how the architecture sector is perceived, defining desirable behaviours and leading the way in terms of client engagement and working practice.

In particular, the social purpose behind our work and our approach to balancing work and life for all of our staff have been singled out for praise by RIBA. We look forward to working alongside our fellow Role Model Practices to continue to drive the profession forward.

Read more about why we were chosen here

Exciting Announcement..

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