Luxury destination hotel and golf club with strong environmental credentials and a bold growth vision.

An exceptional theatre transformation for the multi-award-winning production of Cabaret at the Playhouse Theatre's fictional Kit Kat Club, all within a rapid timescale. 

The two-part project is a redevelopment of back-of-house spaces followed by a new-build six-storey extension to the rear of the world-famous Grade II*-listed theatre in London’s Waterloo.

An exemplar retrofit, Build-to-Rent co-living apartment building in Kingston upon Thames, south west London.

Skelly & Couch are part of the winning multidisciplinary team led by Hopkins Architects which has beaten four other contenders in a RIBA competition to develop Twickenham Riverside. 

The Grade I-listed Theatre Royal Drury Lane, owned and managed by Andrew Lloyd Webber’s LW Theatres and built originally in 1812, is set to regain its status as the prime venue for musical theatre in London. 

At the gateway to Watford Business Park, the flagship development of a highly sustainable series of refurbished buildings will serve as a catalyst for regeneration of the local area and beyond.

Nestled in the scenic landscape of rural Northumberland, Walwick Hall is a Grade II-listed country hotel located in a one hundred acre Georgian estate. The site is situated within the World Heritage Site Hadrian’s Wall Buffer Zone, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

Heritage-led refurbishment and replacement of services in this iconic Grade II-listed office block.

Founded in 1975 inside a former Wesleyan Methodist church, Grade II-listed Jacksons Lane Arts Centre has played a key role in the development of London’s fringe and community theatre. The latest project upgrades technical and visitor facilities within the complex, which features a 166-capacity theatre, large-scale studio and café-bar, all of which were in need of repair.