General

• Christina Monteiro, ‘Summer calls for a reimagining of street life’, in: Architects' Journal (2023)
• Emmy Watts, ‘An Opinionated Guide to Big Kids London’, in: Hoxton Mini Press (July 2022)
• , ‘Camley Street Natural Park learning centre’, in: Architecture Today (December 2021)
• ‘Galvanising small practice with a spread sheet’, in: RIBA (United Kingdom, October 2017)
• ‘The Architect Pitch … is back’, in: Archiboo (United Kingdom, September 2015)
• ‘Fit London Pecha Kucha’, in: New London Architecture (United Kingdom, July 2014)
• ‘Inspirational Projects: Kilburn Grange Adventure Play Park’, in: The Outdoor Playbook (Canada, 2014)
• ‘Vauxhall Missing Link’, in: The London Magazine (United Kingdom, June 2013)
• Elen Himelfarb, ‘Wallpaper’, in: Wallpaper (Shanghai, 2012)
• Zoe Ryan, The Good Life: New Public Spaces for Recreation (Princeton Architectural Press (1 Sept. 2006), New York, 2006)

Wood Wharf Play Spaces (1)

• Emmy Watts, ‘London’s Best Playgrounds’, in: Hoxton Mini Press, issue ISBN: 978-1-914314-37-7 (May 2023)

Claremont Park Playground (1)

• Emmy Watts, ‘London’s Best Playgrounds’, in: Hoxton Mini Press, issue ISBN: 978-1-914314-37-7 (May 2023)

York Way Estate (1)

• Kate Youde, ‘Maccreanor Lavington London estate expansion gets go-ahead’, in: Architect's Journal (August 2021)

St Mary's Centre (5)

• Francesca Perry, ‘Erect Architecture completes community centre in Stoke Newington’, in: Icon (June 2021)
• Isabelle Priest, ‘Transformations that reach out to the wider community’, in: RIBA Journal (July 2021)
• Frances Williams, ‘AJ Specification Case Study: St Mary’s Church Rooms by Erect Architecture’, in: Architects' Journal (July 2021)
• Jessica Mairs, ‘St Mary’s Centre’, in: Architecture Today (June 2021)
• ‘St Mary's Community Centre, Stoke Newington, London’, in: Brick Bulletin (April 2021)

Making London Child-Friendly (1)

• Anna Mansfield and Charlie Couve, ‘Making London Child-Friendly’, in: Urban Design Journal, issue 156, Autumn 2020 (Urban Design Group, 2020), pp.32–35

Holland Park Playground (6)

• ‘Holland Park Playground’, in: RIBA Public Realm 20 (Royal Institute of British Architects, 2020), p.161
• Oliver Wainwright, ‘'We're cosseting our kids' – the war against today's dangerously dull playgrounds’, in: The Guardian (October 2019)
• Emmy Watts, ‘London’s Best Playgrounds’, in: Hoxton Mini Press, issue ISBN: 978-1-914314-37-7 (May 2023)
• ‘An Opinionated Guide to Kids' London’, in: Hoxton Mini Press, vol.ISBN: 978-1-910566-98-5 (August 2021)
• ‘Playing with Nature: Holland Park Adventure Playground’, in: Pro Landscaper Magazine (July 2021), pp.50–53
• Anna Mansfield and Charlie Couve, ‘Making London Child-Friendly’, in: Urban Design Journal, issue 156, Autumn 2020 (Urban Design Group, 2020), pp.32–35

Vauxhall Missing Link (8)

• Alex Fitch, ‘Architecture Culture: Visions of the Past and Future’, in: Resonance FM (Resonance FM, 2020)
• LDA Design , ‘Highways Greening – best practice and lessons learnt’, in: London Boroughs of Camden and Islington (April 2024)
• Alyn Griffiths, ‘Green promenade to provide London's answer to New York's High Line’, in: Dezeen (United Kingdom, June 2013)
• Ross Bryant, ‘13 projects that could change the face of London’, in: Dezeen (2014)
• Rakesh Ramchurn, ‘Erect wins Vauxhall 'missing link' contest’, in: Architects' Journal (London, 2013)
• Alyn Griffiths, ‘Green promenade to provide London's answer to New York's High Line’, in: Dezeen (Dezeen, June 2013)
• ‘Vauxhall Missing Link’, in: Evening Standard (United Kingdom, January 2013)
• Architecture Foundation , New Architects 3 (Merrell, March 2016)

Tumbling Bay (20)

• Moon Jung Im, ‘Well-made playground, the key to urban regeneration’, in: Kookmin Daily (Media Jeju, Korea, January 2020)
• , North East Cambridge Typologies Study (Greater Cambridge Planning Service, 2020), pp.54–54
• ‘NLA - Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Living Learning Legacy Report’, in: New London Architecture (September 2022), p.p161
• ‘Should playgrounds be more risky?’, in: CBBC Newsround (October 2021)
• Ellen Barry, ‘In Britain, Learning to Accept Risk and the Occasional 'Owie'’, in: The New York Times (The New York Times, New York, March 2018), pp.1–12
• Garten & Landschaft (September 2013)
• ‘Olympic Park North Hub’, in: Europaconcorsi (Italy, September 2013)
• ‘Interview: Olympic Park North Hub’, in: Mumsnet (July 2013)
• ‘Ecological play space opens at Olympic Park’, in: The Landscape Institute (United Kingdom, July 2013)
• Oliver Wainwright, ‘The Olympic Park has become a wilderness – and that's the intention’, in: The Guardian (United Kingdom, July 2013)
• ‘Olympic Park North Hub’, in: 'Urban Square Landscape' (Shenzhen: Hi-Design publishing, China, January 2013)
• ‘Erect Architecture: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park’, in: Designboom (February 2012)
• ‘Olympic Legacy North Park Hub’, in: Archello (United Kingdom, September 2013)
• Richard Waite, ‘'Erect and Make win post-Olympic parks contest'’, in: Architects' Journal (2011)
• ‘Olympic Park North Hub’, in: Boston Design Museum Foundation (2016)
• Merlin Fulcher, ‘Olympic Park legacy: North Park hub approved as South Plaza plans submitted’, in: Architects' Journal (2012)
• ‘Olympic Park North Hub’, in: Development News (2015)
• Neal Morris, Designing with children's play in mind (RIBA, October 2019)
• Emmy Watts, ‘London’s Best Playgrounds’, in: Hoxton Mini Press, issue ISBN: 978-1-914314-37-7 (May 2023)
• Architecture Foundation , New Architects 3 (Merrell, March 2016)

Camley Street Natural Park (6)

• ‘Visitor centre blends natural habitat with industrial heritage’, in: Construction National, issue Winter 2019/20 (United Kingdom, January 2020)
• Emmy Watts, ‘An Opinionated Guide to Eco London’, in: Hoxton Mini Press, vol.ISBN: 978-1-914314-20-9 (July 2022)
• Lois Innes, ‘Learning centre opens at King’s Cross nature reserve’, in: Icon (December 2021)
• Fran Williams, ‘FIRST LOOK: Erect Architecture completes King’s Cross park visitor centre’, in: Architects' Journal (November 2021)
• Jim Dunton, ‘Erect Architecture showcases Camden nature centre’, in: Building Design (November 2021)
• ‘How Camley Street brought nature to the heart of the capital’, in: The Guardian (August 2021)

Camden Active Spaces (4)

• Neal Morris, Designing with children's play in mind (RIBA, October 2019)
• Mark Hamer and Lee Smith, ‘Camden Active Spaces’, in: SCEH- Population Health Research Team (Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health, July 2019)
• Lee Smith, Courtney Kipps, Daniel Aggio and and others , ‘Camden active spaces: Does the construction of active school playgrounds influence children's physical activity levels? A longitudinal quasi-experiment protocol’, in: BMJ Journals, vol.Volume 4, issue Issue 8 (2014)
• Edited by Mhairi McVicar, Stephen Kite and Charles Drożyński, ‘Generosity and Architecture’, in: Routledge, vol.ISBN 9781032078540 (2023), pp.158–164

Clapton Common Play Area (2)

• 'Wonderland for Children: Architecture of Kindergarden and Primary School' (Huazhong University of Science & Technology Press Co, China, 2019)
• 'Shaping Neighbourhoods: Play and Informal Recreation' (Mayor of London, London, September 2012)

Evelyn Court (4)

• Paisea 22: 'Playscapes / El Juego' (Paisea, Spain, March 2019)
• Matthias Huebner and Birga Meyer, 'Learn for Life' (Gestalten, Berlin, Germany, 2019)
• 'Shaping Neighbourhoods: Play and Informal Recreation' (Mayor of London, London, September 2012)
• 'Wonderland for Children: Architecture of Kindergarden and Primary School' (Huazhong University of Science & Technology Press Co, China, 2019)

Dexter Road (1)

• 'Wonderland for Children: Architecture of Kindergarden and Primary School' (Huazhong University of Science & Technology Press Co, China, 2019)

Three Mills Island (1)

• Paisea 22: 'Playscapes / El Juego' (Paisea, Spain, March 2019)

Plymouth Central Park Cafe (1)

• Charlotte Turner, ‘Works starts on new Central Park cafe’, in: Plymouth Herald (Plymouth, November 2018)

Studio in the Woods (4)

• Katie de Klee, ‘Students build giant speaker and human-scale bird's nest in Studio in the Woods workshop’, in: Dezeen (September 2018)
• Rob Wilson, ‘Invisible Studio’s student-build workshop creates six timber structures’, in: Architects' Journal (July 2018)
• Tabitha Binding, ‘Studio in the Woods 2018: Making at 1:1 at Ruskin Land in the Wyre Forest’, in: Trada (August 2018)
• Dan Howarth, ‘"Architects are pushed away from what's happening on site"’, in: Dezeen (August 2013)

BintoGather (2)

• Eleanor Gibson, ‘RIBA exhibits three pavilions designed to serve London communitites’, in: Dezeen (Dezeen, London, June 2016)
• Alex Fitch, ‘Architecture Culture: Visions of the Past and Future’, in: Resonance FM (Resonance FM, 2020)

Kilburn Grange Play Centre (9)

• Architecture Foundation , New Architects 3 (Merrell, March 2016)
• 'Shaping Neighbourhoods: Play and Informal Recreation' (Mayor of London, London, September 2012)
• Michelle Galindo, 'Playground Design' (Braun Publishing, 2019)
• Justin McGuirk, ‘Sense of Adventure: what happened to playgrounds that give children space?’, in: The Guardian (2012)
• ‘RIBA Awards 2011’, in: Architects' Journal (16 June 2011)
• Urban Playground Spaces (Monsa, January 2011), pp.14–24
• Mark Dudek, ‘Ludic Liberation’, in: Architecture Today (2011)
• Matthias Huebner and Birga Meyer, 'Learn for Life' (Gestalten, Berlin, Germany, 2019)
• Neal Morris, Designing with children's play in mind (RIBA, October 2019)

Alexandra Road Park (4)

• ‘Alexandra Road Park reopens’, in: Landscape Institute (September 2015)
• Laura Mark, ‘Alexandra Road Park by J & L Gibbons and Erect Architecture’, in: Architects' Journal (October 2015)
• Anna Mansfield and Charlie Couve, ‘Making London Child-Friendly’, in: Urban Design Journal, issue 156, Autumn 2020 (Urban Design Group, 2020), pp.32–35
• Emmy Watts, ‘London’s Best Playgrounds’, in: Hoxton Mini Press, issue ISBN: 978-1-914314-37-7 (May 2023)

Kew Barefoot Walk (2)

• Alexis , ‘Walking Barefoot at Kew’, in: Some Thing I Made (September 2014)
• Lynda2 , ‘Barefoot at Kew Gardens’, in: Kids in the Garden (August 2014)

Timber Lodge (14)

• ‘Olympic Park North Hub’, in: 'Urban Square Landscape' (Shenzhen: Hi-Design publishing, China, January 2013)
• ‘Olympic Park North Hub’, in: Boston Design Museum Foundation (2016)
• Merlin Fulcher, ‘Olympic Park legacy: North Park hub approved as South Plaza plans submitted’, in: Architects' Journal (2012)
• ‘Olympic Park North Hub’, in: Development News (2015)
• ‘Olympic Legacy North Park Hub’, in: Archello (United Kingdom, September 2013)
• Oliver Wainwright, ‘The Olympic Park has become a wilderness – and that's the intention’, in: The Guardian (United Kingdom, July 2013)
• ‘Erect Architecture: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park’, in: Designboom (February 2012)
• Richard Waite, ‘'Erect and Make win post-Olympic parks contest'’, in: Architects' Journal (2011)
• ‘Ecological play space opens at Olympic Park’, in: The Landscape Institute (United Kingdom, July 2013)
• ‘Interview: Olympic Park North Hub’, in: Mumsnet (July 2013)
• ‘Olympic Park North Hub’, in: Europaconcorsi (Italy, September 2013)
• Ellen Barry, ‘In Britain, Learning to Accept Risk and the Occasional 'Owie'’, in: The New York Times (The New York Times, New York, March 2018), pp.1–12
• Garten & Landschaft (September 2013)
• Architecture Foundation , New Architects 3 (Merrell, March 2016)

Kennington Park Centre (1)

• ‘First Look: Kennington Park Adventure Playground and One O'Clock Club’, in: Building Design (2011)

Cypress Children's Centre (1)

• Oliver Wainwright, ‘Structured Play: Building Study South Norwood Children's Centre’, in: Building Design (2011)

Greenway (1)

• ‘The Road to 2012’, in: Building Design (Assemble Media Group, London, 2007)