Our First Decade

This month Beep Studio turns ten years old - so it’s time to celebrate:-

  • Ten years of collaboration and creation

  • Ten years of facilitation and communication

  • Ten years of experimentation and innovation

Celebrating Collaboration
Huge thanks go out to everyone who has supported the Studio along the way: The clients, colleagues and collaborators without whom there would be no projects, and the friends, family, and communities who have encouraged, inspired, and supported our work in countless ways. 

In any other year we’d be throwing a mixer party to get you allrubbing shoulders, wagging chins, and tapping feet. Instead we’re celebrating online by showcasing some of the people who have made an impact on the Studio - colleagues and collaborators, consultants and clients. We’ve been lucky to work with a varied, stimulating bunch, and we don’t often get the chance to sing their praises.

Projects are the Practice

We’ll also be looking back at some of the past projects that have helped the studio to evolve and adapt to a rapidly changing world. Gathering past projects like this can reveal some of the themes that the Studio has become known for, and gives us a platform to discuss some of the wider issues that they encapsulate. For example - who’d have thought that calling a practice Beep Studio would lead to so many sound-related projects?

Future Focus
Since architecture projects have notoriously slow gestation periods, it’s not often we get the chance to share new work. We’re taking this opportunity to look ahead to the post-Covid future, with sneak peeks of some of the projects we have in the pipeline and that have seen us through a tough year for all businesses. With many people and organisations reevaluating their priorities in light of a changed world, we’re excited to see the focus shifting back to rebuilding and reinforcing communities.

We’re delighted, grateful and slightly amazed to be ten years old - here’s to the next ten!

Cheers to you all,

Ed & Peter

London Design Festival 2019: South East Makers Club

The Studio’s lighting installation on Deptford High Street forms the hub of this year’s South East Makers Club - part of London Design Festival. The installation is FREE to visit all weekend, and kicked off with a discussion on Creative Poverty: an Active Conversation, featuring:
- Kirsty Thomas, founder of social project Make Bank,
- Dee Halligan, Founding Director of From Now On and Co-founder of FixEd
- Seetal Solanki, Founder of Ma-tt-er.
The opening night party was lit entirely by the shades, which added to the atmosphere enormously.

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Dee Halligan
SEMC party