Makower Architects

Makower Architects combines decades of expertise in architecture, urbanism, and city-making with a forward-thinking approach to design. We specialise in urban regeneration, masterplanning, building design and technical delivery.

Founded in 2013 by Tim Makower, who played a key role in landmark projects such as King’s Cross Central, Bankside 123, St Andrew’s Bow, and Liverpool One, Makower Architects aims to shape cities through a deep understanding of cultural heritage and healthy placemaking.

Based in Southwark, London, our team brings together expertise in architecture, urban design and interiors, guiding projects from vision to realisation. We use cutting-edge 3D modelling and BIM technology to deliver high-quality, future-focused designs that meet our clients’ aspirations.

Collaboration is at the core of our practice. We believe in designing with communities, ensuring our work is deeply connected to context, culture, and the evolving needs of cities. Our approach prioritises sustainability, adaptive reuse, and meaningful placemaking to create lasting, people-centred environments.

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Heather Macey

Contact details

Makower Architects
24-26 Great Suffolk Street
London, SE1 0UE
Tel: +44 (0)20 7100 5550
Email: enquiries@makowerarchitects.com
Web: www.makowerarchitects.com

Projects Sorted by recent

Bollo Phase 2

Proposed

Passivhaus-led regeneration delivering 455 homes, 50% affordable, reconnecting Acton and Chiswick. Combining low-carbon design, active mixed-use streets and high-quality public realm.

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The River Roding Health Corridor

Proposed

A place-based programme in Barking exploring how preventative healthcare, embedded in green and blue infrastructure, can activate underused public spaces and improve equitable health outcomes

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Brambling House

Under Construction

A six-storey building, housing 39 shared-ownership flats, creating a rhythmic and engaging presence within Hendon Waterside, a major regeneration project in north-west London.

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Serin and Rosefinch

Built

A solid, compact residential block of 186 homes within a 21-storey tower and a lower 6-storey building, on the slope leading down to the Welsh Harp reservoir in Hendon Waterside.

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Starling House

Built

A seven-storey residential block of 47 homes, composed of two interlocking parts around a courtyard garden within Hendon Waterside, a major regeneration project in north-west London.

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