One-world design architects

One-world design architects One-world design are multiple award winning RIBA chartered architects Award winning Architects based in Haslemere.

Love sustainable homes, green infrastructure & workplaces. Work hard to compliment our natural environment & ecology.

Feeling the heat? This weather is be the new normal and our homes need to adapt to it to help us live more comfortably. ...
23/06/2026

Feeling the heat? This weather is be the new normal and our homes need to adapt to it to help us live more comfortably. The proposed renovation here to a 1930’s detached home is subtle but will drastically reduce heat gain on days like today.

Kicking off Climate Action Week this morning with the UN representative for DRR and the COP President delivering this mo...
22/06/2026

Kicking off Climate Action Week this morning with the UN representative for DRR and the COP President delivering this morning’s keynote speech in a building that has witnessed centuries of history, with a Roman amphitheatre beneath and magnificent medieval halls above.

A fitting venue to discuss climate resilience during a week when much of Europe is experiencing another significant heatwave.

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Amazingly fortunate to be discussing the future of Venice with the UNESCO director general today, surrounded by 500 year...
19/06/2026

Amazingly fortunate to be discussing the future of Venice with the UNESCO director general today, surrounded by 500 years of history.

Priceless Titian frescoes, extraordinary murals and architectural craftsmanship that has survived centuries were all around us. Yet outside those walls sits a city thats long-term future is increasingly threatened by rising sea levels and climate change.

The contrast couldn’t have been more striking.
Protecting our cultural heritage isn’t just about preserving the past. It’s about building the resilience needed to ensure future generations inherit the places, communities and stories that define us.

Heritage and climate resilience are not competing priorities. They are inseparable.

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Delighted to have been a guest at the school of architecture, IUAV University, in Venice yesterday. Our talk, ‘Rethinkin...
19/06/2026

Delighted to have been a guest at the school of architecture, IUAV University, in Venice yesterday. Our talk, ‘Rethinking Climate Resilience: The Need to Prioritise Latent Capacity in Infrastructure Planning and Policy’ is pertinent here given the threats Venice, and all its amazing heritage, faces from extreme heat and sea level rise.

On site in Chiddingfold: New 2 story garage/office and hip to gable extension on this 5 bedroom family home. Great to be...
10/06/2026

On site in Chiddingfold:
New 2 story garage/office and hip to gable extension on this 5 bedroom family home. Great to be working with again.

🌍 At One World Design Architects, every day is World Environment Day.Sustainability isn’t a box we tick once a year, it’...
09/06/2026

🌍 At One World Design Architects, every day is World Environment Day.

Sustainability isn’t a box we tick once a year, it’s at the heart of every project we design. From reducing operational energy demand and embodied carbon to creating healthier, more resilient places for people and nature, environmental responsibility informs every decision we make.

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3 Planning consents granted in May!In Woking, image shown, substantial extensions and refurbishment of a 4 bedroom famil...
28/05/2026

3 Planning consents granted in May!

In Woking, image shown, substantial extensions and refurbishment of a 4 bedroom family home.

In Chiddingfold, garage, annex and attic conversion granted.

In Grayshott, single storey side extension in the Green Belt granted.

Stage 4 design is progressing apace for the new dining hall at Alfriston School in Beaconsfield. After a significant set...
24/05/2026

Stage 4 design is progressing apace for the new dining hall at Alfriston School in Beaconsfield.

After a significant setback last year, when the original main contractor appointed under a design & build contract entered liquidation, the project is now moving forward again under a traditional procurement route, with dedicated fundraisers also now being engaged by the school to help bring the vision to life.

Originally won in competition in 2023 and granted planning consent in 2024, the project has been carefully designed to support the needs of Alfriston’s students — a secondary SEN school for girls in Buckinghamshire.

The new building will provide a variety of dining environments tailored to students with neurodivergent needs, offering choice, comfort and flexibility throughout the day. Alongside dining facilities, the scheme also includes spaces where students can grow, prepare and cook their own food, helping to foster independence, confidence and life skills.

We’re excited to see momentum building once again on such an important and meaningful project. 🌿☀️

On the drawing board: Draft designs for the extension and sensitive restoration of a Grade II listed country home in Buc...
06/05/2026

On the drawing board:
Draft designs for the extension and sensitive restoration of a Grade II listed country home in Buckinghamshire.

Our approach carefully balances heritage with modern living, bringing the property into the 21st century through integrated technology, improved sustainability, and refined contemporary detailing, while always respecting the character of the original building and our client’s vision.

The proposed stone extension, set to replace a 1970's pool building, is designed to sit alongside the historic fabric, creating elegant new living spaces filled with natural light and a stronger connection to the landscape.

A thoughtful evolution of a historic home — preserving its story while shaping its future.

On the drawing board: Fleshing out early ideas for a feasibility study for a project that could bring together:– A new b...
02/05/2026

On the drawing board: Fleshing out early ideas for a feasibility study for a project that could bring together:
– A new bridge to improve access
– A cycle hub and café to support everyday journeys
– A youth centre shaped around activity, social space and wellbeing

The proposal looks at how movement, sport and community life can sit alongside one another, from active courts to quieter rooftop spaces.

Early-stage thinking, but an important step in understanding what could work here and how it might serve local people.

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