We are delighted that the Urban Nature Project for Natural History Museum has received planning permission from the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea! 

An interview with Jane Wernick is included in 2019/2020 edition of The Mackintosh School of Architecture's Mac Mag. The interview follows her October 2019 lecture at the Mackintosh as part of the 'Future is Unwritten' series.

Jane Wernick has been invited to give a lecture to the Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution on 4^th February 2020 8.00-9.30pm. Jane will present a selection of her experience working on projects that give delight.

We are thrilled that The Weston gallery and visitor centre at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park has been shortlisted for the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize 2019.

Our very own Jane Wernick, was the keynote speaker on Tuesday 30^th July at the New London Architecture & Women in the City event, Breaking Boundaries, part of the Fantastic Feats Programme.

Following their success at the RIBA Regional Awards, we were delighted that three of our projects received RIBA National Awards.

We were chuffed to bits that we were able to hold our summer party at our Dulwich Pavilion project this year and humbled to see so many of our good friends and colleagues on the night!

A splendid start to June, as we discovered that our bid with Gort Scott Architects for a new project at St Catharine’s College in Cambridge, has been successful. 

We were thrilled to hear that our projects, The Interlock, Marklake Court and Aiken Villas have all been shortlisted for this years NLA Awards!     

More good news in May, as Secular Retreat picks up an RIBA South West Award.  We assisted Atelier Zumthor with the project for Living Architecture.    

We were delighted to hear that our Preston Bus Station project, with John Puttick Associates, received 3 RIBA North West Awards, including a Regional Award, a Conservation Award and Client of the Year Award.  Congratulations to all involved!  The project now moves forward to the National RIBA Awards which are to be announced later this year.

It’s all hands on deck, as construction work starts on Pricegore’s intriguing Dulwich Pavilion project, which is part of this years London Festival of Architecture

Trada have published an interesting new case study on our CLT project at Streatham and Clapham High School, designed in collaboration with Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture.

We were delighted to see that our project on Mile End Road in east London, with Vine Architecture Studio, is in the current edition of Dezeen.

Our eye-catching project on Riding House Street, in collaboration with Bureau de Change Architects and developer HGG London, is complete!

As part of the London Borough of Southwark and the GLA’s wider ‘What Walworth Wants’ programme, engineersHRW have collaborated with architects We Made That to deliver a new extension and refurbishment to the existing 1960s library building. 

Jane Wernick of engineersHRW, will be taking part in a panel discussion on the 14^th December, 6.30-8.00pm as part of the Royal Academy’s public programme.

We were thrilled to discover that the MICA Architects led bid for the publicly tendered upgrade of Taunton’s Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre has been successful. We are delighted to be part of MICA’s team and cannot wait to get started on this fascinating project.

Our project for the National Trust with muf architecture/ art  has completed on site in a beautiful setting at the southern tip of Lake Windermere.

Our latest project for Living Architecture is due for completion on site in November 2018. The project, Swiss Architect Peter Zumthor’s first permanent building in the UK, has been featured in a range of news and architectural publications this month. See links below. The building comprises a holiday house on a hilltop in Devon, including five bedrooms and a large shared living space with expansive views across the landscape. Overlapping reinforced concrete roof slabs are supported on rammed mass concrete walls and columns. The structural concrete elements are exposed on all sides, with layers of insulation incorporated to avoid thermal bridging.