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Square Way

Registered since 2006

Six people, forty-one buildings, one office

We have stayed at six deliberately. Everybody here draws, and everybody here goes to site.

A line drawing part-finished on a drawing board

The practice

Square Way was founded in 2006 and has completed forty-one buildings: mostly houses, a handful of small commercial projects, and two public commissions we are still proud of.

We do not run a studio where directors sell the work and juniors draw it. The person who sits with you at the first meeting is on the drawings and on site, and that is the main reason we have not grown.

Fees are staged and published. You can stop at the end of any stage with the drawings in your hand, and roughly one client in six does exactly that, usually after planning.

Practising since
2006
Buildings completed
41
People
6
Clients who stop after planning
1 in 6

The practice

Camille Ashworth

Camille Ashworth

Founding director

Registered 1999, founded the practice in 2006. Leads every first meeting and is on site for every project.

Omar Beckford

Omar Beckford

Director

Technical design and construction administration. The reason contractors stop ringing the office on Tuesdays.

Rhea Salmon

Rhea Salmon

Architect

Houses, and most of the planning submissions. Has taken nineteen applications through the authority.

Jerome Case

Jerome Case

Architectural assistant

Surveys, models and the drawing sets. Does the week on site at the start of every project.

Built work

What clients say

Read all the reviews
A week on the site before drawing anything. The house is cool at three without air conditioning.
Drawings complete enough that the contractor priced them accurately and did not come back for extras.
We stopped after planning and they handed everything over without complaint.
Planning took four months longer than anybody wanted. They were straight about it throughout.

First meeting is on the site

We would rather meet you where the building is going

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