Project Orange

Project Orange is an architectural practice based in Shoreditch London, UK founded by James Soane and Christopher Ash in 1997. Soane and Ash met at Cambridge University where they studied architecture. Soane was previously a Director of Conran Design, is involved in the validation of architecture schools for the RIBA, is Director of Theory at the London School of Architecture and published New home in 2003.[1]

For the film project code-named orange, see Elephant's Dream.
Project Orange
Practice information
LocationShoreditch, London
Significant works and honors
Buildings115-117 Whitecross Street, London; Cemetery Road, Sheffield; 192 Shoreham Street, Sheffield

Awards
  • 115-117 Whitecross Street, London – redevelopment and expansion of 17th Century property. RIBA London Award, 2010;[2] The Design Awards 2009, Living Space of the Year; British Homes Awards 2009, one-off house of the year.[3]
  • Cemetery Road, Sheffield – high-density housing project. Civic Trust Award; RIBA Yorkshire, White Rose Award 2010.[4]
  • 192 Shoreham Street, Sheffield – a £3 million part new-build scheme of office units and health club in an existing tram shed. Sheffield Building of the Year 2012; RIBA Yorkshire regional award 2013[5]

References
  1. Soane, James (2003). New Home. Conran Octopus. ISBN 978-1-84091-283-8.
  2. "London winners 2010". Architecture.com. 2010-05-20. Retrieved 2013-12-28.
  3. "Award Winning Homes". British Homes Awards. Retrieved 2013-12-28.
  4. RIBA Awards
  5. RIBA Awards


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