JA Projects – in a team alongside Bureau Bas Smets, Timoteus Anggawan Kusno, Dr Mpho Matsipa-Okoye and Dr Yanique Hume – has been shortlisted as one of ten international teams invited to progress to the next stage of the competition for Amsterdam's National Slavery Museum.

Brand-new canopies at Queen’s Market are now open!

JA Projects and an interdisciplinary team has worked alongside Southwark Council, the GLA and local stakeholders, to transform a vibrant Camberwell neighbourhood into an even better place to live, work and visit.

JA Projects will lead the redesign of Piccadilly Circus – the world-famous, illuminated civic stage and one of London’s most symbolic sites of public life.

Co-created with young people, creatives, and local communities, the new museum celebrates the power of making and creativity to inspire change around the world.

The High Street Classroom concludes its third and final term as part of the GLA’s High Street Network.

For MATTER and SHAPE 2026, JA Projects has conceived two pavilions through an expansive, interdisciplinary, and socially engaged approach that positions architecture as operating across both physical and immaterial realms.

The prize exists to celebrate innovative design ideas, to encourage multi-disciplinary collaboration and to promote compelling visual communication