The University of Nottingham’s brand new Ingenuity Centre is one of those rare buildings that looks cutting edge yet captures a sense of heritage. The new centre will be home to start-up enterprises and entrepreneurs creating businesses based on cutting edge... View Project

The new headquarters of the British team competing for next year’s America’s Cup under Sir Ben Ainslie is a highly flexible office building as well as a sustainability exemplar in marine sport. This has been embodied in the team’s new... View Project

Tottenham Court Road is arguably the most complex and challenging of the 10 new stations being constructed for Crossrail. Occupying a subterranean area the length of three football pitches, between Soho’s Dean Street and Charing Cross Road, and running directly... View Project

Designed by artist Wolfgang Buttress and centrepiece of the UK Pavilion Milan Expo 2015, The Hive was reassembled at Kew Gardens in London and opened to the public on 18 June 2016. This pavilion highlights the role of the humble... View Project

A post-war building in very poor condition has been completely refurbished and extended to create a series of residential and live-work units in the heart of Bermondsey. Construction took just eight months, due largely to the adoption of prefabricated CLT structures to form the... View Project

The Scottish Crime Campus at Gartcosh, near Glasgow, is a unique £75 million Scottish government-funded, state-of-the-art facility, providing high quality office accommodation, forensic laboratories and support facilities for over 1,100 staff. Delivered on time and on budget, the campus is... View Project

Bus and rail shelters are rarely seen as works of art but the copper-clad shelter for a new road-rail intersection in Lahti, Finland, is something of a metal masterpiece. What if the bus stop was actually the destination? That’s what... View Project

In the heart of Oxford’s historic centre, the Sir Giles Gilbert Scott-designed New Bodleian Library was built as the Bodleian Library has reached full capacity. A grade II listed building, it  was constructed on a  spacious site to the north... View Project

Part of the swathes of land being revived by the the King’s Cross regeneration, Four Pancras Square is a steel giant which conjures up memories of London’s industrial heartland. Steve Menary reports. Replicating rusty metal might not seem an obvious... View Project

A collection of one, two and three bedroom apartments inspired by mid-century design. These beautiful homes are set within the parks and gardens of King’s Cross. The floor-to-ceiling windows give breathtaking views over the green spaces and the London skyline beyond. The... View Project