Architecture for London is an architectural practice based in London, England, founded in 2009 by architect Ben Ridley, specializing in the design of furniture, customized private homes and commercial projects. The team, made up of architects, landscape and interior designers, has made "redesigning living and working places to improve people's environment" a top priority of their design practice.

Each of the designers at the firm has a unique personality, and they excel in their areas of expertise. Architecture for London aims to provide rational solutions, combining bold, innovative and creative design with art and objective needs to create architectural Spaces that are both modern and relevant to The Times.

The impact of the environment on people is the main consideration of the studio, which adopts a "research-based, structure-first" sustainable development strategy to plan and design the project, while taking into account the hidden energy of the materials and the performance of the building during the actual use process, with the aim of minimizing the daily maintenance.

Founder Ben Ridley is a Passivhaus designer, he has a wealth of work experience and professional knowledge in the design of low-energy buildings, many of his works have been widely published and awarded. In 2022, he became a member of the jury of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) /Grand Designs House.