IF_DO's upcoming community centre in Enfield is featured in the Architects' Journal's review of five community projects

"Schoolchildren have a greater chance of excelling in architecture that excels: Our latest survey of school projects from around the globe shows how it's done."

Thomas Bryans' essay, 'Holding onto our principles: why manifestoes matter', has been published in the latest edition of Architectural Design, edited by Laura Iloniemi

Read Thomas Bryans' essay, 'Lonely Cities: How can design help to solve the current social health crisis and make our fragmented communities more cohesive?' in the inaugural issue of Citizen Magazine

IF_DO has received planning permission for its first new-build home – a beach house in Suffolk

Our exhibition design for Writings on the Wall at the Waddington Custot Gallery has been reviewed by Studio International: "with their inspired selection and staging", IF_DO have brought "the era in which [the artists] emerged, vividly to life"

According to London's Evening Standard, IF_DO "really did pull a rabbit out of a hat" with our extension to Montague Court, a former synagogue in Hackney

IF_DO's restoration and extension of Little Horsecroft Cottage has been featured in AJ Specification

St Teresa's Sixth Form Centre featured in Blueprint magazine

Listen to Al Scott, Sarah Castle and Thomas Bryans discuss IF_DO's origins and principles with Scaffold host, Matthew Blunderfield