Simone de Gale Architects

Simone de Gale Architects

Architect . Masterplan . Interiors Simone de Gale, is based in Belgravia, London, UK. Our style is grounded in mathematical principles, each project exploring the science of rhythm, pattern and repetition. Winner of ‘Architect of the Year' UK, Simone de Gale is developing an international portfolio, the first project being a £200m masterplan in Tbilisi, Georgia. As well as securing large‑scale masterplans, the company has other international projects; in Croatia, the Caribbean, and developing opportunities in Ukraine, Hong Kong and the USA. Other projects include the London Hammersmith Flyunder feasibility, and developing a next-gen patented materials processing technique with the UK Ministry of Defence.

Knightsbridge Townhouse project

A beautiful mansion dwelling in Knightsbridge, Belgravia, London.

Residendence Manjeri

A beautiful new build mansion in Kerala, India

Maserati Car showroom for Omega Motor City

A beautiful luxury car showroom within the Omega Motor City masterplan in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Kensington Home

A beautiful refurbishment within the mansion property in Kensington, London, UK.

Kensington Lateral Apartment

A cutting edge intepretation for a leading business lady's city dwelling.

Kensington Home - Addition

A beautiful dwelling within the Kensington part of London.

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Architect . Masterplan . Interiors

Simone de Gale, is based in Belgravia, London, UK. Our style is grounded in mathematical principles, each project exploring the science of rhythm, pattern and repetition. Winner of ‘Architect of the Year’ UK, Simone de Gale is developing an international portfolio, the first project being a £200m masterplan in Tbilisi, Georgia.

As well as securing large‑scale masterplans, the company has other international projects; in Croatia, the Caribbean, and developing opportunities in Ukraine, Hong Kong and the USA. Other projects include the London Hammersmith Flyunder feasibility, and developing a next-gen patented materials processing technique with the UK Ministry of Defence.