Address
68 Redchurch Street
London, E2 7DP
to the architectural
recruitment business
that towers above the
rest!
BlackSofa is a brand new type of architectural recruitment agency. A new fresh approach, yet with years of experience behind it.
At the core of our approach is a fabulous line up of talent. Every member of our team comes with almost unbeatable credentials; in fact the team has over 50 years combined top-flight architectural and recruitment experience.
The foundations for our future success will come from a very simple philosophy: only hire the very best so we can give you the very best.
Giving you the very best means building careers that go way beyond expectations.
Follow us on social media and you really will have your finger on the pulse. From the visually stunning on Instagram to the latest news and serious get togethers on LinkedIn. Whatever you choose you won't be disappointed.
As part of the RedSofa family our offices are in Shoreditch. Cool on the outside and cool on the inside. The perfect environment for a great architectural recruitment business. Why not pop and see for yourself, you're always welcome.
Address
68 Redchurch Street
London, E2 7DP
Email
info@blacksofalondon.com
Fax
+44 (0)20 3006 8882
Phone
+44 (0)20 7729 5129
Steve Buss 9th Jun 2022
It’s Garden Wildlife Week! And to celebrate, At Black Sofa we’re talking about rewilding, and some really great landscape rewilding projects we think you should visit…
For most of modern history the conversation around human impact on the planet has mostly revolved around climate warming, melting ice caps and rising sea levels. Yet it was rarely mentioned that the ground under our feet is an equally important resource that failing to protect, could affect humanity at an even quicker rate than climate change. The latest prediction from agrologists is that continuing current agricultural practices would lead to completely infertile grounds globally in the next 40-50 years. Meaning if we dont change our ways, we may only have 40 harvests left!
River Otter, Devon
Beavers and otters, which are ‘keystone species’ that can positively impact biodiversity and water quality, were reintroduced to the UK in 2009 after an absence of around 500 years, in the Knapdale Forest, Argyll, and into an enclosed area of East Devon’s River Otter. Since then, more have appeared elsewhere on the river, altering the natural environment and providing new habitats for other species to thrive.