We believe that every project is unique, and it is important to start with a blank sheet of paper. Our expertise allows us to pick apart common challenges, and apply our ingenuity to find a solution that meets the needs of the client, the user and society as a whole.
Women in Irish architecture
An Irish perspective for International Women's Day
Teaching adaptive reuse
How collaboration between architectural practice and education can address the retrofit teaching gap
Bringing Canadian concepts to community leisure
What our UK team learned from a recent study trip to Vancouver with IAKS, the International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities.
Library of the future - Q&A with Architectural Review
What can designers of a new European Library of Information and Culture in Milan learn from Sunderland's Culture House?
Universal design
Almost everyone is likely to experience a form of temporary or permanent disability. Design should reflect this.
Revisiting the Beacon
Post-occupancy evaluation at the Beacon of Light raises the question: can you quantify the social value of good design?
Architecture needs apprentices
A new academic year is upon us - the perfect time to rethink traditional routes to becoming an architect.
Food for thought
As Market Hall Victoria reopens its doors after pandemic hibernation, we have been reflecting on the contribution that food halls are playing in re-energising our high streets.
University masterplans
Our unique approach to campus masterplanning and estate strategy development has contributed to the growth and success of Russell Group and ‘post 92’ universities alike.
Teaching and learning
We collaborate with leading higher education institutions to enhance the student experience through research-driven innovation in teaching and learning facilities.