- Art Asia
- Arts University Bournemouth
- Aster Group
- Trustees of the Barker-Mill Estate
- Belvedere (Switzerland)
- Blue Water Training Camps
- University of Brighton
- Buro Happold (Bath, Leeds, London)
- Cadogan Estates
- Castle Hill School
- Charterhouse School
- The Chichester Society
- Collier Campbell Design
- The Colour Factory
- Department for International Development
- Downe House School
- Eco-Bos Development
- Enham
- Feldon Valley Golf Club
- The Foreign & Commonwealth Office
- The Forestry Commision
- Friarsgate Medical Centre
- Frobisher Ltd
- Goodwood Estate
- Guernsey Housing Association
- Homes and Communities Agency
- Hampshire County Council
- Hill Close Gardens Trust
- John Keble School
- Kingsbury Homes
- Lane Clark & Peacock LLP
- The Lighthouse, Poole
- London Borough of Barking and Dagenham
- London Metropolitan University
- London School of Economics
- Lovair
- Lime Wood Hotel
- Lyndhurst Baptist Church
- Monochrome Body & Soul
- The New Forest Crematorium Company
- New Forest District Council
- Olympic Delivery Authority
- Oxford Brookes University
- University of Oxford
- Peagreen
- Pegasus Life
- Peter Brett Associates
- Peter Symonds College
- Pig in the Wall
- Princes Mead School
- Quainton Stud
- Radley College
- The Radley Foundation
- Renewable Energy Systems Ltd (RES)
- Romsey Town Council
- Kingfisher Housing Association – Sovereign
- Ramboll Consulting Engineers
- Southampton City Council
- Southampton International Airport Ltd
- University of Southampton
- States of Guernsey Education
- St Peter’s College, Oxford
- The Textile Conservation Centre
- Twyford School
- UBS
- University of Winchester
- Virgin Atlantic
- VisitBritain
- Winchester City Council
- Winchester College
- Winchester Housing Group
- Winchester School of Art
- WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff
- YHA
Their approach is endlessly patient, responsive and supportive. They fully engage with their client team, teasing out the multiple and sometimes conflicting aspirations. On top of this they are great fun to work with: good humoured, unpretentious and very likeable.”Derek Neale, Director of Education, States of Guernsey
Design Engine Architects have provided the University of Winchester an imaginative, professional and practical service over the 10 years, introducing a sea change in the quality of buildings which underpins the ethos of the institution and at the same time is cost effective.”John Mann, Director of Estates, University of Winchester
The John Henry Brookes building reflects well on both client and architect. It is a place of learning, administration and relaxation that works at various speeds and various levels of privacy from the ultra-public to the ultra-concentrated. It gives the institution a focus and a sense of physical stature that it previously lacked.”Hugh Pearman, RIBA Journal
Design Engine Architects are a very professional and dedicated company. The Directors and staff are very competent and really do consider the client’s needs. Some architectural practices are only interested in the design – and what the design can do for their practice. Design Engine really do want the client to have a building they can afford to own as well as one that delights them.”Kerry Hutchins, Foreign & Commonwealth Office
Design Engine Architects have undertaken a series of projects for Gifford, including our new 2000sqm Centre of Excellence in Southampton, which they carried out with all due diligence, providing imaginative, efficient and cost effective professional input at all times.”Andy Hill Director, Gifford Centre of Excellence
Design Engine provides exceptional design skills supported by technically and socially competent staff.”David Russell, Estates Department, University of Southampton
At the competition stage, Design Engine demonstrated an innovative response to transform the sense of arrival at the University and update the image of LSE for international students arriving from all over the world. Although a comparatively small project, it was high profile with a demanding brief and a number of complex logistical puzzles to solve.”Chris Higgins Director of Estates (2009-2011), London School of Economics