Dominic McKenzie Architects (DMA) is an award-winning practice based in North London specialising in conceptual, design-led residential work, which is simultaneously highly tuned to the history and context of a given building or site.

The practice’s profile is growing – in 2014 ’Eidolon House’ won the Sunday Times British Homes Award for ‘Best One-Off House below 2500 sq ft’ and was included as a feature project in the Channel 4 TV series ‘Inside Out Homes’. More recently, DMA was selected for Wallpaper* magazine’s Architect’s Directory – ‘ a selection of ‘the world’s best young architectural talent’ and was included in the Architecture Foundation’s ‘New Architects 3’ book which showcases ‘the best new practices in the UK since 2005’. In 2017 Elle Deco magazine called DMA ‘the Name to Know’.

Dominic McKenzie is a member of the judging panel for the annual National Housing Awards. Prior to establishing his own practice in 2011, Dominic McKenzie was project architect on a number of multi-award-winning projects including Accordia in Cambridge which won the 2008 Stirling Prize, the UK’s highest architectural award. Their work is frequently published in the British and international press.