Studio JAMB

29/09/2026

As a Sheffield-based practice, we’re proud to be part of this extension project on an old industrial site with so much musical heritage woven into its fabric.

The scheme will create some much-needed rehearsal and recording studios in the city for musicians, artists, and producers.
Thanks to our clients at Crystal Ship Studios for putting their trust in us to deliver the project to RIBA 4.

Big thanks to nineteen47. who have helped sail this through the planning process in collaboration with Sheffield City Council.

Big names use music site ‘because it is close to motorway’

25/09/2026

Cheers to all that came down to our Oktoberfest event in collaboration with MAC Construction Consultants for what was a great evening!

Special thanks to Kapital Sheffield for putting on a great show as always.

16/09/2026

We're now Constructionline Gold accredited!

11/09/2026

We are proud to announce Studio JAMB will be acting as Principal Designer across multiple projects in collaboration with Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

NHS

31/07/2026

🍎 A recent site visit to The King’s School, Grantham, where Studio JAMB are overseeing the restoration of a remarkable Grade I listed building following a successful tender through MAC .

The project centres on the careful replacement of the roof, with a particular focus on conserving the historic oak roof structure, alongside localised repairs to the stonework and replacement of the lead detailing. Working closely with the Conservation Officer, every intervention is designed to preserve the craftsmanship and character of this 700-year-old building.

One of the highlights of the visit was discovering a piece of historic graffiti, Sir Isaac Newton’s name, carved into the stone during his time as a pupil at the school. A remarkable reminder that these buildings don’t just preserve architecture; they preserve the stories of those who shaped history.

22/07/2026

Trading the studio for the woodland 🌿☀️

Earlier this month, Studio JAMB spent the day volunteering with the Ilam Park, National Trust park rangers, helping to remove Himalayan balsam from woodland alongside a river in Ecton.

Working through dense shrubbery and brambles in the summer heat wasn’t easy, but it was incredibly rewarding. Himalayan balsam is an invasive species that spreads rapidly, outcompeting native plants and leaving riverbanks vulnerable to erosion.

Despite the challenging conditions, we helped remove over 2,000, making a small but meaningful contribution to protecting this beautiful landscape in the White Peak.

As architects and designers, we spend our time forming places for people. Days like this are a great reminder that caring for the natural environment is just as important.

A big thank you to the National Trust rangers for their guidance and the fantastic work they do every day.

National Trust

18/07/2026

How famous Sheffield music site linked to Arctic Monkeys could look if expansion approved

15/07/2026

Excited to share that Studio JAMB has been working with the Padel 18 Dronfield team to create the brand-led interior design for their new high end padel club in Dronfield.

The bold red courts make an immediate statement that connects the interiors to the Padel 18 brand.

The club will feature four doubles courts, one singles court, a speciality coffee bar and contemporary changing facilities, creating a premium experience both on and off the court.

It’s been a pleasure working with such a passionate team and we can’t wait to see the doors open… and get out on the court!

09/07/2026

We’re delighted to have submitted a planning application, in collaboration with Nineteen47 for the extension of a historic warehouse in Attercliffe, Sheffield. Once at the heart of the city’s steel industry.

For many years, this building has been an important creative home for musicians, with its rehearsal rooms and recording studios playing a significant part in Sheffield’s rich musical story, both locally and globally.

The proposal includes a first floor extension, creating new rehearsal spaces alongside two high quality recording studios. Designed with specialist sound separation and balancing, the scheme will provide exceptional acoustic environments while respecting the building’s industrial character and celebrating its musical heritage.

We can’t wait to see (and hear) what the next generation of artists creates here.