16A Architecture Unveils New Branding at Liverpool Office
16A Architecture Unveils New Branding at Liverpool Office
We’re excited to announce the completion of our new signage at the 16A Architecture Liverpool office! As a leading RIBA Chartered Practice in Liverpool, we believe that great design should be reflected not only in the projects we deliver but also in our own brand. After launching our initial logo as a startup almost four years ago, we thought we had our branding covered. However, as our business has evolved, we’ve learned a valuable lesson—sometimes, as business owners, it’s important to step back and seek advice from industry experts.
Our new signage perfectly reflects the growth and transformation of 16A Architecture. Special thanks to Steve at Gemini Signs for his fantastic installation work. His expertise has truly brought our vision to life, ensuring that our office presence in the heart of Liverpool city centre stands out.
As residential architects and heritage conservation architects working across Liverpool and Chester, our goal has always been to blend modern design with respect for architectural history. Our new branding captures this balance—bold, forward-thinking, and rooted in our commitment to the communities we serve. Whether we're designing contemporary homes or preserving historical buildings, we are passionate about delivering excellence.
Our experience has reinforced the importance of relying on experts in their fields—something we encourage our clients to do when embarking on architectural projects. As a RIBA Chartered Practice and one of the best architectural firms in Liverpool city centre, we understand the value of collaboration in creating innovative designs.
At 16A Architecture, we’re not just residential architects; we are trusted partners in conservation, interior architecture, and urban development. If you're looking for the best architects in Liverpool or Chester, specialising in everything from heritage to cutting-edge modern design, we're here to help you bring your vision to life.
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trend report: bar/restaurant design: nostalgia
we have recently seen the emergence of nostalgia in bar and restaurant design which will continue through into 2025.
think velvety textures, wooden tones, and geometric shapes combined with warm colours that invoke echoes of the past. lighting plays a huge role in setting the mood for memory and contemporary lighting can help keep the design current and fresh.
in other schemes, designers may highlight vintage ceiling beams and feature reclaimed furniture which also ties in nicely with the ongoing need for sustainability and conscious design.
the key to a successful design is the balance between old and new favouring nostalgia over novelty with a focus placed on how people interact with an interior.
beginners diner, san diego by ch projects & post company
beginners diner is one of five f&b venues opened at san diego’s lafayette hotel. the eatery's chrome frontage and neon signs draw customers into a 1940s-inspired diner. once inside pops of chrome, rich red upholstery, cherry wood panelling and sconce lights evoke a strong feeling of nostalgia and pay tribute to the traditional americana dishes served.
fotografiska museum, berlin by studio aisslinger
this contemporary museum of photography, art, and culture also features a restaurant, bars, a cafe, and a ballroom alongside its extensive gallery space.
the listed building that once homed the famous kunsthaus tacheles artists’ squat, has been extensively renovated though the large-scale graffiti protected by preservation orders remains. in contrast to this gritty backdrop studio aisslinger successfully combined high-end finishes, a retro colour palette and mid-century modern furniture creating the perfect mix of old and new.
de witt, dordrecht, by studio modijefsky
studio modijefsky is at the forefront of hospitality design in the netherlands. their designs often lean into nostalgia through their use of materials and colour schemes and by relating design to the location's context. however, thoughtful space planning and design maintain a contemporary feel. de witt, a brasserie and cinema space, is a perfect example of this.
Introducing Louise Dalrymple: A Dynamic New Talent in Interior Design at 16A Architecture
Introducing Louise Dalrymple: A Dynamic New Talent in Interior Design at 16A Architecture
We are thrilled to welcome Louise Dalrymple to the 16A Architecture team. Louise brings an exciting blend of creativity and expertise in hotel design, bar design, and restaurant design, making her a valuable addition to our RIBA Chartered Practice in Liverpool. With a background that spans across visual merchandising, retail design, and trend forecasting, she has worked with prestigious global brands like Tommy Hilfiger and Urban Outfitters, honing her skills in creating immersive, customer-centric spaces.
Louise’s experience in retail design has given her a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of how to craft spaces that perfectly reflect a brand's identity. Her ability to balance luxury with functionality means she consistently delivers interiors that are not only visually stunning but also practical. Her time with Urban Outfitters, in particular, sharpened her talent for trend forecasting and creating engaging retail environments that leave lasting impressions.
Before stepping into the interior design world, Louise also worked as a Job Runner at North Architects. This role allowed her to develop strong project management skills, overseeing projects from concept to completion. Her ability to specify high-quality materials, fixtures, and finishes ensures that every project she undertakes adheres to the highest standards, aligning with the ethos of 16A Architecture as one of the best architectural firms in Liverpool.
Louise’s diverse experience makes her a perfect fit for our projects across Liverpool city centre, Chester, and beyond. Whether it’s designing a luxury hotel, transforming a retail space, or working on heritage and conservation projects, Louise’s creative vision and technical expertise will be an asset to our team of residential and conservation architects.
If you're looking for the best interior designer in Liverpool or are interested in luxury design in London, Louise Dalrymple brings the perfect mix of innovation, experience, and attention to detail. Her appointment strengthens our position as a leading interior architect in Liverpool, known for delivering exceptional spaces across a variety of sectors.
For all your interior design needs, from interior designer Liverpool prices to bespoke solutions for hotel and retail spaces, contact 16A Architecture today and let Louise and the team bring your vision to life
