IF_DO has been featured in The Architect’s Newspaper’s latest article, "Utopian Hours: Unlocks the Potential for Cities We Already Have".

Speaking at the 2024 Utopian Hours Festival in Turin, IF_DO Co-founder Sarah Castle shared the practice's philosophy on engagement and creating spaces that foster belonging.

"These days, the conversation on the role of architects and architecture is more heated than ever. Responsibility, critical thinking, openness - what should we demand from those who design our cities?"

In October 2024, IF_DO Director Sarah Castle will be speaking at UtopianHours, one of Europe's most exciting city-making festivals, on the transformative power of design.

IF_DO is proud to announce its accreditation as a London Living Wage employer.

We are delighted to announce the promotion of Candice Moore to the position of Associate at IF_DO.

“This innovative approach not only fulfils its essential role in the urban infrastructure, but also contributes to the visual and cultural identity of Brent Cross Town. It leaves a positive imprint on the community and the six million individuals who witness its vibrant presence each year.” — Judges’ Comments

Listen to IF_DO director Thomas Bryans talking about collaboration and co-creation with German architect Anna Heringer, Sumele Adelana from Trimble SketchUp, and Dezeen's design and environment reporter Jennifer Hahn. Available wherever you get your podcasts

IF_DO’s Brent Cross Town Substation "acts as a larger-then-life signpost for one of London’s most significant suburban regeneration projects"

Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the new house, Five Winds, has been designed to touch very lightly on the planet, and will be built with clay, stone, lime and oak

Brent Cross Town Substation has been named as one of eight finalists in the Infrastructure and Transport category for this year’s AJ Architecture Awards