Projects

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Brunel Building, Southmead Hospital

The new hospital presents a high quality public face utilising a semi-randomised façade aesthetic giving a non-institutional character to the bedroom wings.

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PwC

PwC challenge themselves to provide their people with a great place to work. We create open plan space with a minimum of closed offices to enhance internal communications and support the company culture.

UK Pavilion, Milan Expo

A showcase for the best in UK offsite manufacturing and construction techniques - a collaboration between landscape and art that aims to highlight the decline of the world’s bee population.

Paddington Lawn

A retail and catering destination that fully integrates with the magnificent volume of Brunel's famous station structure.

Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

Hospital sets new teaching and healing standards. We developed an ‘ideal hospital’ concept through intensive consultation with patients, visitors, staff and the trust’s clinical review groups.

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Royal Albert Hall

Redeveloping a world-class performance space. This was the first complete refit for the Royal Albert Hall since 1871.

Silverburn

A regional mall equipped for the demands of 21st century retailing

Victoria Square

Mixed-use city centre scheme sparks Belfast renaissance. Our scheme harnessed the very latest retail thinking — incorporating pedestrian-friendly open and covered streets, penthouse apartments and modern entertainment spaces.

Boxpark, Birmingham

Boxpark Birmingham is a fresh interpretation in the lineage of BDP’s design of a sequence projects developed in collaboration with Boxpark; at Croydon, Wembley, Liverpool, and now in Digbeth.

Vaughan Masterplan

This masterplan development at Jane and Rutherford in suburban Vaughan proposes a framework of blocks created around a clear hierarchy of streets and spaces, integrating residences, stores and commercial offices with parklands and a pedestrian-oriented public realm