Led by We Made That with IF_DO and Gort Scott, RE—SET—GO aims to develop a more diverse the profession for tomorrow

For the London Festival of Architecture's Texture in London series, Thomas Bryans selected the timber cobbles which once lined most of London's streets. Very few examples remain, but one area that they survive is on Belvedere Road in front of County Hall.

We are thrilled and honoured to have been included in the Architects' Journal list of 40 under 40.

Sarah Castle will be speaking about IF_DO's adaptive reuse projects as part of the Architecture Today webinar, the Rise of Reuse, alongside Stephen Bates from Sergison Bates architects, and Rob Leechmere from Jonathan Tuckey Design

Thomas Bryans writes about IF_DO's Covid-19 Safer Libraries guide in the RIBA Journal

Thomas Bryans will be presenting a 'Taxonomy of Meanwhile' on 7 July, as part of Go! Southampton's public lecture series 'Reading the City'

IF_DO's Sarah Castle is part of the judging panel for this RIBA Journal competition. If ‘the pandemic is a portal’, as Arundhati Roy declared, then what will the world look like on the other side?

IF_DO's transformation of the Observer Building in Hastings, vacant for 30 years, has been featured in the Architects' Journal as part of their RetroFirst series on building that have been saved from ruin or demolition

Sarah Castle speaks to the RIBA Journal about how IF_DO is responding to the Covid-19 crisis

In accordance with UK Government guidelines, all members of the IF_DO team have been working remotely since Tuesday 17 March.