Architectural Competitions

today Opened: 2008 place Preston Project value: £2 million

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The new council offices combine a new building and the restored Grade II* listed Bourne Hill House. The new building has 2600m2 of flexible, open plan offices that enjoy generous views of the surrounding gardens.

Bourne Hill Offices

today Completed: September 2010 place Salisbury, Wiltshire Project value: £15 million

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The new building unites the City Art Gallery with the adjacent Athenaeum, both designed by Sir Charles Barry, by infilling the final quarter of the site. This satisfactorily completes the city block, in the Georgian grid plan of central Manchester.

Manchester Art Gallery

today Completed: 2002 place Manchester Project value: £35 million

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The largest court building to be built in the UK since the Royal Courts of Justice was completed in 1882. The building contains 47 courtrooms and a spectacular 11 storey atrium along its western edge, which is enclosed by Europe’s largest suspended glass wall.

Manchester Civil Justice Centre

The competition brief was looking for an exciting and innovative structure for Cleopatra’s Kiosk, located on the north bank of the River Thames in London.

today Completed: 2007 place Manchester Project value: £113 million

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Cleopatra’s Kiosk

today Completed: 2007 place London Project value: £160,000

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The Inland Revenue wanted to relocate their head office and its 1800 employees to a new building in Nottingham. The new building needed to be of the highest architectural quality, both in terms of external appearance and internal working environment.

Inland Revenue Headquarters Building

today Completed: 1994 place Nottingham Project value: £54 million

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A first class, innovative, flagship managed workspace on a business park in Stokesley, North Yorkshire.

Springboard Centre

today Completed: May 2006 place Stokesley, North Yorkshire Project value: £2 million

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The project involved masterplanning the Flaxengate area in Lincoln’s historic centre and the design of a new museum to house a substantial collection of archaeological artefacts.

The Collection, Lincoln

today Completed: 2006 place Lincoln Project value: £9 million

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The Hepworth Wakefield is named after the late English artist Barbara Hepworth, who was born in Wakefield in 1903. It is a purpose-built art gallery, located in the historic waterfront area on the banks of the River Calder south of Wakefield city centre.

The Hepworth Wakefield

today Completed: 2011 place Wakefield Project value: £35 million

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To renovate the cafe facility at the end of Deal Pier in Kent.

Deal Pier