
We are driven by design that is inspiring, intelligent and imaginative. Our work spans from small-scale to strategic planning scale, working in a team with a wide range of specialists, consultants and partners.
Room 102 has won many awards and we see architecture and design as a unique opportunity to improve the quality of and add value in a sustainable and thoughtful way.
Room 102 is was founded by Maria Kramer in 2011. She has more than twenty years of experience including as a project manager and as lead architect for many competition-winning projects.
Working collaboratively, we pride ourselves on our ability to communicate clearly and effectively with the entire team and incorporate.
We provide tailor-made design solutions, with careful attention to individual requirements.
We work with a wide range of consultants and specialists early on in the development process integrating specialist knowledge for holistic and one-planet design solutions.

Maria is a part-time senior lecturer at the School of Architecture+ Cities, University of Westminster, which provides continuous innovation and inspiration via applied research.
www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/kramer-maria
http://www.openstudiowestminster.org/undergraduate/design-studio-three-two-2/
http://www.openstudiowestminster.org/beyond-studio/live-design-practice/
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The name of the company - Room 102 - is a reference to George Orwell’s ‘Room 101’, featured in his novel 1984. Room 101 is a place in which a prisoner is subjected to his other own worst nightmare, fear or phobia. In contrast 'Room 102’ is our imaginary next room along and the complete opposite - a space filled with the inhabitant's every hope, dream and desire.
The desire for spaces to be light-filled, friendly, sustainable, considering materiality, views and the relationship to its surroundings is at the heart of everything we do at Room 102.
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