About the practice

Pricegore is an architecture practice led by Dingle Price and Alex Gore designing homes, housing and buildings with artists, arts & cultural organisations. We welcome all enquiries and opportunities to collaborate with new clients. The practice creates architecture as an infrastructure for everyday life. We think carefully about the people who use the buildings we design, what the buildings represent, how they are constructed and their impact on the environment. The practice is widely recognised for its unique ability to combine a sophisticated aesthetic approach with sensitivity towards heritage and environmental issues, particularly when working with existing buildings. In 2019 the Evening Standard included the practice directors in their list of London’s most influential people, and their Dulwich Pavilion project was listed as number two in the Observer’s review of the best architecture of the year. In 2021 Park Books published a monograph on the Dulwich Pavilion and in 2023 the project was included in the updated 7th edition of David Watkins’ A History of Western Architecture. In 2025 London Brut - the reconfiguration of a 1960s townhouse - was shortlisted for the RIBA House of the Year and has won the Architects’ Journal Retrofit award, the DMI Urban Oasis award, and an RIBA London award. Primary - the transformation of a listed school building into arts centre - has received numerous awards including the RIBA East Midlands Building of the Year 2025