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ERDEM: About Time, About Her Opening today at M7 @erdem.moralioglu @erdem
Curated by @olivier_gabet
Exhibition design @pjosephstudio
Immersive installation designer @robinbrownstudio
Soundscape design @lukas.heerich
Lighting @faro__________
Mounting @thecostumemounter
Production @kennedyldn
Graphic Design @apracticeforeverydaylife
with special things to @almayassabnthamad and @erdem for the opportunity to design this extraordinary exhibition and to @robinbrownstudio for a wonderful collaboration.
27 Oct 2026
Delighted to be included in the House & Garden 101 list of Architects and Interior Designers for 2026. #HG101 @houseandgardenuk đź“· @gilbertmccarragher
02 Apr 2026
In the farmyard, an outdoor covered dining area is anchored by a giant solid Douglas fir picnic table.
Throughout the Gun Hill project, @pjosephstudio designed key bespoke furniture pieces that respond to the scale and materiality of each space - each one conceived as an extension of the architectural language.
photography by @gilbertmccarragher
19 Mar 2026
In the farmyard at Gun Hill, the extension and restoration of a nineteenth-century barn is guided by the clarity of its original utilitarian structure. Broad living and dining spaces sit within that inherited frame, while the introduction of large picture windows connects the interior to the shifting light and wide horizons of the floodplains.
Throughout the project, @pjosephstudio looked to preserve the weather worn patina of the historic fabric, pairing it with durable new interventions that reflect the site’s long life as a working farm.
photography by @gilbertmccarragher
19 Mar 2026
The Gun Hill farmhouse at dusk. A view into the new single story living/dining link that adjoins the cart-shed kitchen and the living spaces of the C17th farmhouse. Huge sliding picture windows take in the distant views of the salt marsh and vast skies of the North Norfolk coast.
photography by @gilbertmccarragher
26 Feb 2026
The contemporary application of traditional building materials and techniques was key to the @pjosephstudio restoration and extension of Gun Hill. The new buildings are made using bespoke bricks to match the 17th century originals by Bulmer Brick & Tile in Suffolk that has produced hand-made bricks on the same site since 1450.
“We start backwards. We look at an old house and its history. We work out why the bricks were made the way they were and how they were made, what techniques were used at that time.”
Peter Minter, Bulmer Brick and Tile
photography by @gilbertmccarragher
images courtesy of @bulmerbrickandtile
24 Feb 2026
At the Gun Hill farmhouse, @pjosephstudio undertook a careful restoration of the C17th building, removing later additions to reinstate its original historic plan form. Over centuries, the site had evolved around two distinct areas: the farmyard with its barn and outbuildings, and the farmhouse with its domestic outbuildings - a cart shed being the only survivor.
A former owner had introduced a walled garden to the south of the farmhouse, and this became our organising principle. Using the garden wall as a conceptual framework, we discreetly introduced new single-storey accommodation: bedrooms and a study to the east, and a generous kitchen, dining space and ancillary rooms to the west, linking the historic cart shed back to the main house.
The new garden-wall buildings are constructed in a two-inch brick, precisely replicating the 17th-century masonry. The result is that the additional accommodation remains visually hidden behind the garden wall, preserving the setting and status of the historic buildings within the wider landscape. Viewed across the open countryside, this significant new intervention is barely perceptible.
photography by @gilbertmccarragher
16 Feb 2026
Introducing Gun Hill, a project by @pjosephstudio that reimagines a collection of historic farm buildings for contemporary life through careful restoration and thoughtful expansion. Rooted in the studio’s belief that architecture, interiors, and furniture should be conceived as a unified whole, the project balances modern living with deep respect for its rural setting.
At its heart, Gun Hill focuses on conserving and enhancing the site’s historic fabric, restoring a strong sense of place and identity. Extensive new accommodation is seamlessly integrated into the landscape, ensuring that the original buildings remain the dominant and defining features.
Through a sensitive dialogue between old and new, the project demonstrates how heritage structures can be adapted for modern use without compromising their character or presence.
These original site photographs by @idleriver document the estate’s derelict condition prior to P. Joseph’s renovation of Gun Hill.
13 Feb 2026
Introducing Gun Hill, a project by @pjosephstudio that reimagines a collection of historic farm buildings for contemporary life through careful restoration and thoughtful expansion. Rooted in the studio’s belief that architecture, interiors, and furniture should be conceived as a unified whole, the project balances modern living with deep respect for its rural setting.
At its heart, Gun Hill focuses on conserving and enhancing the site’s historic fabric, restoring a strong sense of place and identity. Extensive new accommodation is seamlessly integrated into the landscape, ensuring that the original buildings remain the dominant and defining features.
Through a sensitive dialogue between old and new, the project demonstrates how heritage structures can be adapted for modern use without compromising their character or presence.
Original site photograph by @idleriver
13 Feb 2026
Thinking of spring at Regent Square
30 Jan 2026
Brioni’s London flagship store designed by @pjosephstudio occupies a Grade II-listed townhouse on Bruton Street in Mayfair, first built in 1736. The floor-by-floor restoration was guided by the idea of a well-travelled Roman collector’s London residence, the classical English architecture providing a frame and a foil for 20th-century Italian design.
The entrance screen to the store, designed to evoke grand entryways of Milan from the 1920s and 1930s, sits in contrast to its classical portico.
photography by @simonpwatson
22 Jan 2026
Alexander Street Townhouse is a mid-19th-century grand terraced house in Notting Hill. After decades of subdivision into separate apartments, @pjosephstudio was tasked with restoring the building as a single private residence, while engaging with the area’s layered social and architectural history.
The restoration culminates in a steel and glass enclosure with a sculptural staircase, giving access to a new roof garden.
photography by @simonwatson
16 Jan 2026
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