Case studies

A 2 storey light weight brick slip clad steel frame extension to St. Georges Hospital Intensive Care Unit over the E&A concrete podium.

A vibrant arts education library facility owned and managed by the council and provides a focus for arts educational activities for the borough.

Landmark FIFA standard stadium with “State of the art” facilities for players, spectators, officials & media.

Block Y, the main Teaching block, provides English, Maths, Languages and ICT Classrooms, together with Science Laboratories on the top floor and ICT Clusters in communal spaces allowing additional flexible computing resource.

Waterfront City is Melbourne’s new urban quarter for living and working in harmony within a thriving waterfront community.

Block W is the third new block which provides shared main stream and SEN Teaching areas including Arts and Drama facilities.

The special school block provides specialist teaching accommodation for children with profound and multiple learning disabilities and autistic spectrum disorders together with life skills spaces and therapy spaces including hydrotherapy pool, light and dark sensory rooms, soft play and nursing/therapy support.

An exclusive gated development - 7 townhouses located just south of Dorking close to the Surrey Hills

An exclusive gated development - 7 townhouses located just south of Dorking close to the Surrey Hills

Three new buildings on the existing Royal Mail parcel deck below Euston Station.

William St & Elizabeth Quay (Esplanade) Stations were built as part of the New MetroRail project.

St George’s Gate is a development of 26 new homes off Hebdon Road, Tooting.

Facing a major issue of a bulge in population the Authority had to quickly address the need for additional pupil places and this required anything between one and two extra forms of entry at each school.

The existing occupancy of the mid ‘80s Hailsham HQ is 234 staff accommodated in cellular offices, recently implemented new ways of working arrangements and adhoc open plan office arrangement. The existing layouts are dominated by personal and local storage furniture. Accessibility and visibility of the reception is poor, internal circulation is labyrinthine. Internal partitioning limits the amount of cross ventilation and inhibits social interaction and flexibility which is central to the ethos of new ways of working.

A portfolio of architectural documentation on a variety of projects, both national and international, successfully completed through to construction and as built packages, as included in the O&M's