Press & Media

The RDA team has been featured on broadcast TV programs, in lifestyle and trend-setting articles, and in the trade press for the architecture and design industry. Our work has also been highlighted in several notable publications.

Featured Media

We've been making news for years. Chances are you've seen us on television, heard us on a podcast, discovered our homes in a coffee table book, or read about us in your favourite lifestyle magazine or Sunday newspaper.


From Architecture Today and EcoTech to Passive House+ and the Evening Standard, we are delighted to share our stories of beautiful, sustainable home design. We've even made the pages of Concrete Quarterly (twice)! 

Press Enquires

Featured on Channel 4

Watch

Architecture Today podcast

Listen

Passive House+

Read

BROADCAST

Extraordinary Extensions, Channel 4, 2021

The One Show, BBC Studios

Architecture Today Conversations Podcast, 2021

TALKdesign Podcast, 2021

House Planning Help Interview

Grand Designs magazine, 2018 + 2017


BOOKS

Terence Conran's Eco House Book, 2012

The New 100 Houses x 100 Architects

21st Century Houses: 150 of the World’s Best

INDUSTRY & TRADE

Architecture Today, March 2024

Homebuilding & Renovating, January 2024

Passive House Plus, April 2023

RIBA Journal, March 2023

Build It, 2022

Architecture Today, March + June 2021

Passive House Plus, 2023 + 2019 + 2016

RIBA London 10

Homebuilding & Renovating, 2018 + 2016

Dwell, 2017

Build It, 2017

Concrete Quarterly, 2019 + 2016

The Architects' Journal, 2023 + 2016

Architecture Review, 2007

National Homebuilder, 2006

Eco Tech Daily, 2006

LIFESTYLE

25 Beautiful Homes, July 2021

Elle Decoration, 2021

Battersea Life, 2020

Dulwich House, 2020

Essential Kitchens, 2019

The Daily Telegraph, 2018

Don’t Move, Improve, 2018

Dorset Magazine, 2014

Evening Standard, Home & Property, 2012

At Home, 2011

NatWest Sense, 2011

Nappy Valley



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Recent Blogs

Airtightness in Passivhaus Design: Real-Life Success Stories from RDA Architects

By Richard Dudzicki • July 8, 2025
Imagine your home as a high-quality flask. When sealed properly, it keeps your drink at the perfect temperature for hours. Airtightness in buildings works similarly: it's about creating a continuous, sealed envelope around your home that prevents unwanted air from leaking in or out. Think of all the tiny gaps around windows, doors, or where pipes enter your house. These seemingly insignificant spaces can add up to the equivalent of leaving a window open all year round. In today's world of rising energy costs, where the average London home loses £400-£500 annually through air leakage alone, airtightness has become increasingly crucial. At RDA Architects, with over 25 years of experience in sustainable home design, we've seen how proper airtightness transforms living spaces, offering benefits that go far beyond energy savings: Enhanced temperature control: No more cold spots or drafts Significantly reduced noise pollution from outside Better air quality through controlled ventilation Protection against moisture issues and mould Reduced dust and allergen infiltration Lower heating and cooling costs (typically 70-90% reduction) Passive Mews II: A Modern Marvel of Efficiency

Portfolio Tips to Help You Get Hired: A Guide for Part 1 & Part 2 Architecture Students

By Richard Dudzicki • June 9, 2025
Behind the Scenes: RDA x Sana Open Studio Earlier this month, we had the pleasure of opening our studio doors for a collaborative event with Sana Tabassum- architect, educator, and founder of :scale, a platform that champions emerging voices in architecture. The evening brought together students, graduates, and early-career designers for an inspiring session of portfolio reviews, career chats, and honest conversations about what it really means to navigate the world of architecture today. The studio was alive with creative energy as attendees engaged in one-on-one critiques, informal Q&As, and discussions that ranged from practical job hunting tips to big-picture reflections on the future of design. Sana shared her expertise on building a personal brand, curating meaningful portfolios, and using digital platforms like Instagram and LinkedIn to grow your reach and professional network. What stood out most was the sense of community, an affirmation that spaces like these, where emerging architects can share, reflect, and ask questions, are more essential than ever. 

RDA & London Festival of Architecture : Conversations on Sustainable Living

By Richard Dudzicki • May 8, 2025
RDA Architects is proud to be participating in the London Festival of Architecture (LFA) 2025, with a specially curated event designed to spark dialogue around sustainable design and future-facing housing. As part of this year’s festival, we are hosting “Conversations on Sustainable Living: A Guided Walk Through East Dulwich,” offering the public a rare chance to explore the principles of Passivhaus architecture in real-world residential settings. You can now book your free place via Eventbrite: Conversations on Sustainable Living – Guided Walk Through East Dulwich About the London Festival of Architecture 2025 The London Festival of Architecture is Europe’s largest annual festival of architecture, with hundreds of events that bring together architects, communities, and the public. The 2025 theme, “Voices,” asks how we listen, who gets heard, and how design can empower underrepresented perspectives—whether social, cultural, environmental, or spatial. This theme is especially resonant for us at RDA Architects, where we believe sustainable design isn’t just about energy efficiency—it’s about creating spaces that reflect and respond to the needs of the people who live in them. Explore the full festival programme: London Festival of Architecture 202
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