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Science, Research & Technology

We collaborate with our clients to realise their aspirations at the cutting edge of research and technology to foster and inspire world class discovery, creating places that celebrate science as a cultural activity.

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BDP’s designs respond to the rapid pace of change in R&D and the demand for open, agile and interactive places for scientific research.

We pioneer cost effective and space efficient solutions in response to demanding and complex briefs which synthesise design and functional excellence with low energy, high sustainability performance in these high technology environments.

For more information please view our Science, Research & Technology brochure.

Adaptability

By its very nature science and research experiences constant technological and mission change. We design inspirational, adaptable spaces which can accommodate future needs through imaginative space planning and intelligent services infrastructure design, which enhance collaborative working, facilitate advanced ICT and other Technologies, while respecting the need for low operational costs.

Collaboration

We work closely with academics, scientists, researchers, engineering and FM Ops estates teams; listening, analysing, exchanging ideas and stimulating imaginative solutions.

Differing perspectives need to be considered when developing potential options in response to a complex brief with demanding functional requirements.

We believe that a collaborative work style is an essential ingredient of this process of reconciling quality, functionality, sustainability and aesthetics with our client’s capital and operational cost objectives.

Science, Research & Technology Projects

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Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology Faculty

Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology Faculty

Building bringing together researchers from differ­ent locations working in the fields of molecular and micro­biology, materials and reaction engineering, sensor and biosensor and magnetic resonance research.
Technology and Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde

Technology and Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde

The aim of the Technology and Innovation Centre is to facilitate change in the ways that the university and industry engage.
AstraZeneca Headquarters

AstraZeneca Headquarters

A central hub of labs will form the focal point for the centre, which will encourage collaborative working across the organisation and provide easy access for the wider scientific community through an open design and campus environment.

University of Cambridge, Physics of Medicine

University of Cambridge, Physics of Medicine

A building to enable a new research initiative which will push the boundaries of medical science by drawing physics deeply into the life sciences.
Bio-Therapeutics Hub for Innovation

Bio-Therapeutics Hub for Innovation

The Bio-Therapeutics Hub for Innovation (BioHub) will provide a physical hub for the life sciences sector in the region, offering the opportunity for knowledge transfer and growth through co-location and the provision of sector leading facilities.
John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park

John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park

A visioning and feasibility study to break down barriers between the plant and microbial scientists and the horticulturists and entomologists working in the glasshouses, controlled environment rooms and insectary.
The Maxwell Centre, University of Cambridge

The Maxwell Centre, University of Cambridge

The Maxwell Centre aims to expand the University of Cambridge’s world class Cavendish Laboratory and advance the scale of industrial engagement for the benefit of the British economy and society.
Nanoscience Centre, University of Cambridge

Nanoscience Centre, University of Cambridge

In order to meet the challenges of nano technology the University of Cambridge wanted to create a facility that integrated the technical areas of research with social areas for debate and interaction between the disciplines.
Environment and Sustainability Institute

Environment and Sustainability Institute

Highly sustainable new building comprising bio-science research laboratories.
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Keith Papa

Architect director, Head of science, research and technology London
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Keith is head of science, research and technology. He has played a leading role in many education sector projects including schools, higher and research buildings.

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Graham McClements

Principal, South Region Chair London
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Graham is a principal, Head of London studio and South Region Chair. He was previously head of the workplace sector and was directly involved in the development of the BDP studio in India.

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Steve Pardy

Building Services Engineering Director London
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Steve has extensive experience as a building services engineer specialising in complex laboratory and healthcare projects, and leads these sectors in the London studio. 

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John Roycroft

Principal, Civil and Structural Engineering London
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John leads the civil and structural group in London studio and has built a team of industry leading engineers with a passion for design and technical excellence.

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