About the practice

Clay Architecture is based in the Medway area of Kent. The practice has long-standing clients and a deep sense of place. The practice loves working with clients on difficult sites and challenging briefs. They are tenacious, obsessed with innovation, viability and details. Clients trust in the team’s ability to deliver. They combine a flair for contemporary design with a passion for historic buildings. Founded as the George Clay Partnership in 1904, the practice was taken over in 2000 by current directors and husband and wife team, Kasan Goh and Camilla Prizeman. Supported by a small team, Camilla and Kasan work out of a studio on the edge of the Great Lines Heritage Park in Gillingham, Kent. The studio is a converted 1930s RAF British Concrete Federation hut and sits in one of the few intact historic military landscapes. Being foodies at heart, the team can be found rustling up simple meals most lunch times in the studio kitchen.