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Pardini Hall Architecture has been shortlisted at the Build It Awards 2026 for Best Architect or Designer for a Renovation Project, with 40BP, the period apartment renovation in Belsize Park, north London. The Build It Awards, run with the National Self Build & Renovation Centre, recognise the year’s best self-build, renovation, extension and conversion projects…
The Economic Times has picked up The Meadows, our hotel and restaurant in the Cotswolds, in its World section. The piece is by Advaita Suresh on the paper’s Global Desk, and credits designboom, which published the project four days earlier. It keeps the things that matter: local materials chosen to hold down the carbon cost…
Why the first weeks of an architecture project are spent looking and sketching rather than drawing, and what that time actually buys you.
A+D Dispatch, the online edition of the Indian magazine Architecture + Design, has written up The Meadows in its Spatial Design section. Unlike the other coverage this week, this one is its own piece rather than a syndication, and it looks at the project from the environmental side. It picks out the measures that sit…
designboom has published The Meadows, our hotel and restaurant in the Cotswolds. The piece runs from the existing stone buildings, through the contemporary extension that joins them, to the garden the whole scheme is arranged around. It picks up what the project is really about: local materials, chosen to keep the carbon cost down and…
Elisa Pardini returns for the final stage of the FRAME Awards 2026 as a member of the Grand Jury, in the Living category.
What it takes to turn an existing building into a small hotel and restaurant: change of use, planning in a National Landscape, and what decides whether it works.
Extending a period house in London: what conservation area and listed status allow, what the hidden costs are, and how long the process really takes.
Renovating a house in Tuscany? What to change, what to keep, and how a project runs from abroad — lessons from a villa restored near Lucca.
Architecture Today has published a conversation with us as part of Reinventing Practice, its series on how architects work today. Nelly Greig asked about the studio, about the way our English and Italian sides meet in the work, and about what regenerative design looks like on an ordinary working day. We talk about the studio…