Stanbrook Abbey
Stanbrook Abbey was described in the RIBA National Awards citation as 'a truly extraordinary piece of architecture'.
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Royal Academy of Music Theatre and new Recital Hall
Two exceptional performance spaces, designed by Ian Ritchie Architects, have been seamlessly integrated into the Royal Academy of Music. Founded in 1822, the academy is Britain's oldest conservatoire and is housed on the edge of Regents Park in a Grade II listed historic building which has long been extended and...
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Norwich Cathedral Visitors’ Centre
The new Refectory at Norwich Cathedral, the first stage of development to help sustain the future life of this important church, was completed in 2004, and won the Gold Awards at the 2004 Wood Awards.
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Outdoor Activities Centre
Hampshire County Council commissioned the Outdoor Activities Centre as a base for sailing, canoeing, windsurfing and environmental studies courses.
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Mary Rose Museum
This significant and important piece of history - the only 16th Century warship together with the largest collection of Tudor artefacts in the world - is now in display in a new museum designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects, with Pringle Brandon Perkins + Will as architect for the interior.
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Kings Place
The Kings Place development at King's Cross is an unusual combination of arts centre and office building and incorporates the first new public concert hall built in London since the Barbican was completed in 1982.
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Harmondsworth Barn
The Great Barn at Harmondsworth is the largest timber-framed medieval building in the country and one of the few surviving: a magnificent and remarkably preserved Grade I-listed building which is nearly a thousand years old.
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Far Moor Bridge
A unique timber bridge, a combination of stress-laminated arches and screw-laminated deck, crosses the River Ribble in remote moorland near Ribblehead in the Yorkshire Dales. Far Moor Bridge is far from any road; it is designed for horses, cyclists and walkers who take the Pennine Bridleway, a new National Trail...
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External Timber Public Walkways
In the 1990s Oxo Tower Wharf entered a new lease of life when Coin Street Community Builders began a major refurbishment project to transform the building into an awardwinning mixed use development of co-operative homes, retail design studios, specialist shops, galleries, restaurants, cafes and bars.
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Dalby Forest Visitor Centre
The new visitor centre replaces facilities - community room, shop, restaurant and exhibition areas - formerly housed in buildings which have now been redeveloped to provide a cycle centre; the centre also aims to improve and develop the forest as a regional centre of excellence for sustainable economic activity.
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