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Transition By Design Cooperative Cic

Transition By Design Cooperative Cic is an architectural practice in Oxford. See its accreditations, specialisms and planning track record.

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T/D Studio Make Space Oxford, 1 Aristotle Lane, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2 6TP, England
transitionbydesign.org
+44 1865 959571
info@transitionbydesign.org

About Transition By Design Cooperative Cic

Transition by Design is a worker cooperative based in Oxford operating at the junction of architecture, strategic design and social change. The practice specialises in sustainable retrofit, community engagement and collaborative design solutions that address complex problems including housing need and net-zero transitions. Their work is motivated by the belief that collaboration combined with good design can improve the built environment and wider society.

Specialisations

Sustainable Architecture
Retrofit
Community Engagement
Social Change Design

Service Areas

Oxford

Reviews

4.5

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Credentials

  • ARB registered

Memberships can lapse, so check before work starts.

Project Types & Specialisms

Planning Application Track Record

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Local Authorities

South Oxfordshire

Planning Application History (1)

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P26/S4038/DIS
Discharge of condition 20 (Phoenix Crossing Details). 23 (Electric Charging Details) and 26 (Landscape Management Plan) in regard to application P20/S4693/FUL.
Land to the West of Windmill Road, Thame
Undecided
South Oxfordshire2026-09-10

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