About RodicDavidson
Rodić Davidson Architects is a London practice specialising in high-end residential design for listed buildings and conservation areas.
Rodic Davidson, are an award-winning London architecture, design and interiors studio with the belief that buildings are more than brick and mortar. Our practice was established in 2006, by Ben Davidson and Sinisa Rodic, and in the years since we have worked with private clients and professional developers to unlock and enhance the value of their property investments. Our practice specialises in design-led and highly crafted renovations and new builds. We pride ourselves on our ability to deliver sensitive and thoughtful designs whist protecting our clients commercial interests.
Our enviable track record securing planning and listed building consents in sensitive or logistically challenging locations has enable us to refurbish some of the finest residences in Central London, allowing us to make our own distinctive contributions to London’s Architecture and the capital’s material fabric. Having worked within the oldest areas of London, we have developed an expertise in historic buildings, often Listed and situated within Conservation Areas. From Sartor House in Chelsea to White Eagle House near Holland Park, our portfolio is the product of our considered and sensitive approach, contextual design and iterative dialogue with clients.
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