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Thames Quarter wins FX* International Interior Design Award

This striking scheme in Reading, with its strong community focus, brings something new to the Build-to-Rent market.

Designs for Positive Provocation

7 steps to inspiring climate action through art, design, and architecture.

A welcome step towards Net Zero Carbon

London Residential Lead, Michela Ravaglia shares her thoughts on the recently adopted London Plan 2021.

Say hello to our sector leads

We're strengthening our leadership team and making positive plans for new ways of working.

Homes for lockdown, homes for life

Architect, Francesca Lewis says our lockdown experiences can, and should, inform senior living designs for the better.

Cowick Street named ‘Development of the Year’ at British Homes Awards

A beautiful scheme which successfully integrates contemporary design into a conservation setting.

A new chapter in the story of Bedminster

Working with Firmstone Developments to reinstate St Catherine's Place as a thriving neighbourhood in south Bristol.

Building back better: flexible city living

Michela Ravaglia evaluates the power of human-centred design to overcome the flaws of London's open-plan apartments.

Why we all need space to grow

Head of Sustainability, Rob Delius says it's time to do more to tackle 'space inequality' and here are the reasons why.

Best Architect and Residential Development wins at inaugural Bristol Property Awards

"A stand-out year for client work, environmental impact and employee development. Impressive.”

Shaping a future city requires a holistic vision, collaboration and future residents

Welcome to Gardenia

An imagined new branch of Letchworth unfurling into the countryside...

One year of Shaping Future Places

Here are a few of the highlights...

Re-Imagining the Garden City

We're one of four practices tasked to develop our ideas for the urban expansion of Letchworth Garden City.

Paintworks III: Insider South West Residential Development of the Year

Paintworks III has won Residential Development of the Year at the Insider South West Property Awards.

Why Bristol should build tall

Tall buildings. Can’t live with them, can’t live without them. That’s the case in Bristol anyway, as the Urban Living Policy consultations are proving.