About the practice

OMMX innovate in complex settings where traditional approaches fall short. We aren’t only interested in how a neighbourhood looks and feels, but who and what it stands for. We create spaces that we can all relate to and that help us relate to one another. We currently advise Hackney and Brent Councils on their future development, sit on the board of Brighton’s West Pier Trust and are on the Mayor of London’s Architecture and Urbanism Framework for housing and public spaces. In 2023, we founded Young Policymakers to champion the rights of children from underserved and underrepresented communities. We have worked on diverse projects for diverse clients. This includes housing, galleries, offices, public spaces, national landscapes, historic buildings, biomedical research facilities, festivals, exhibitions and shops. The breadth and depth of this experience enables us to break down siloes, offering fresh perspectives on historic and urgent challenges. Our portfolio embodies a seismic shift towards a more fiscally, socially and environmentally responsible architecture. One that properly caters for our planet, its diverse communities and natural habitats. Presence: OMMX have been nominated for the EU Prize for Contemporary Architecture, the Lisbon Triennale Début Award and are included on both the Architects Journal’s 40 under 40 and Platform’s European 40 under 40. We were selected for the Architecture Foundation’s Introducing New Housing — “a presentation of the best architects and most progressive developers working in the UK today” — and spoke at the Building Centre panel discussion Rethinking The Way We Live.