Articles, Thoughts and Ideas on Communion

What Awards Really Mean

23rd May, 2024 2:55 pm Comments Off on What Awards Really Mean

I’m delighted to say that, in the past few months, our church reordering project at St Mary Magdalene Church in Tanworth-in-Arden has.. Continue Reading >

The value of a 3D visualisation – a client’s perspective

16th Jan, 2024 8:44 am Comments Off on The value of a 3D visualisation – a client’s perspective

We have been working with a couple who live in a former estate building with a palatial.. Continue Reading >

New contemporary family home, in Ledbury, Herefordshire by Communion Architects

Eight strategies to reduce energy use in buildings

14th Apr, 2023 7:54 am Comments Off on Eight strategies to reduce energy use in buildings

“Leading scientists now say that unless we change course drastically, within the lifetime of people alive today, we.. Continue Reading >

View from a wooden balcony with glass railings, looks over a green grassy landscape with a river in the middle ground . Communion Architects Hereford

Communion signs up for the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge

26th Nov, 2021 7:54 am Comments Off on Communion signs up for the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge

Communion Architects has signed up to the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge so we can play our part.. Continue Reading >

Home extension by dusk. Facing one of the three fully glazed walls to the extension the warm light inside highlight the welcoming living area inside. Inside one can see the grey corner sofa with a lot fire in the opposite corner and behind these is the family dining room table in this open plan extension. Communion Architects, Hereford.

Preparing Clients for the Journey of their Project

27th Nov, 2020 3:35 pm Comments Off on Preparing Clients for the Journey of their Project

We’ve been reflecting recently on how the way we present our work to the outside world has changed... Continue Reading >

How will COVID-19 change what we need from our homes?

21st Apr, 2020 12:59 pm Comments Off on How will COVID-19 change what we need from our homes?

I’ve always said that Communion is privileged to work on the most important spaces in our world.. Continue Reading >

Why work with Communion Architects?

12th Dec, 2017 3:46 pm Comments Off on Why work with Communion Architects?

For us, seeing a project move from being a few lightly sketched needs and desires to being a completed building is.. Continue Reading >

Which is more sustainable: refurbishing or rebuilding?

7th Nov, 2016 3:24 pm Comments Off on Which is more sustainable: refurbishing or rebuilding?

Whether it is more environmentally sustainable to refurbish or rebuild is a question that affects all buildings that need.. Continue Reading >

A Handsome Georgian Residence in Herefordshire Reconfigured to Transform Family Life

Building relationships

9th Sep, 2015 1:02 pm Comments Off on Building relationships

Communion’s mission statement is “Working closely with people to deliver exceptional projects that transform spaces and change lives.” Each of our architects draws on.. Continue Reading >

The depiction of movement through Eileen Gray's House E-1027

Introducing the choreography of the everyday

11th Jun, 2013 3:22 pm Comments Off on Introducing the choreography of the everyday

Eileen Gray was a turn-of-the-twentieth century Modernist architect. Her view was that the way we live our lives should influence.. Continue Reading >

St Peter’s Church, Hereford: life after the re-ordering

19th May, 2013 9:00 am Comments Off on St Peter’s Church, Hereford: life after the re-ordering

The re-ordering of St Peter’s Church in Hereford was completed in September 2012. Six months on, we spoke.. Continue Reading >

A day in the life of St Peter’s Centre, Peterchurch

17th Nov, 2011 11:22 pm Comments Off on A day in the life of St Peter’s Centre, Peterchurch

Communion has teamed up with the American Hardwood Association and photographer, Christopher Preece, to capture a day.. Continue Reading >