Designing for People, Designing for Communities.
Contents
About Us ― 6 Interiors ― 10 Retrofit ― 70 Architecture and Urban Design ― 84 Hospitality ― 152 Thought Leadership ― 220 Our Purpose ― 234
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About Us
Welcome to our London Studio
London has long been considered the design capital of the world, and our studio is perfectly placed in the heart of the action. Sitting at the boundary between the fast-paced City of London and the eclectic melting pot of the East, our studio is a microcosm of the city itself. We bring the energy and flair of London through our doors—it’s a place where diversity thrives, collaboration is key, and design excellence leads the way.
In 2019, award winning architecture firm Penoyre & Prasad joined Perkns&Will as a studio of the London office. We also collaborate with our sister company, branding and experience design studio Portland.
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About Us
“We are curious, experimental and we place research and knowledge sharing at the heart of our design practice. We believe true, meaningful innovation is achieved when the power of imagination is combined with robust technical expertise, in depth knowledge and the support of the latest technologies.” ― MIJAIL GUTIERREZ, PRINCIPAL
← You see work everywhere and our people love having spaces to collaborate, think and create.
→ The model shop is located in the visitor area behind a fully glazed wall, exposing and showcasing our design processes through the use of physical modelmaking.
― Selected Projects
Interiors
WarnerMedia London, United Kingdom Client: WarnerMedia Size: 115,000 square feet Completion Date: January 2020 Sustainability: BREEAM Excellent
→ The Social. Bringing people together and enhancing collaborative experiences was crucial to WarnerMedia in its new space. The entire Ground and Lower Ground floors are social spaces that utilise the architecture and raw materiality to create the canvas for changeable brand and storytelling opportunities.
↙ The Hive
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
These new spaces allow colleagues to form stronger connections whilst working in spacious areas.
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Confidential Financial Client London, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Size: 20,000 square feet Completion Date: 2020 Sustainability: BREEAM Excellent (for base build)
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
A lot of integrated art, specialist detailing, feature destinations. View through ‘the observatory’ takes you to the end of the building with a view.
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Ed City London, United Kindom Client: Ark Size: 97,000 square feet Completion Date: 2020
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
An ambitious non-profit project that will create an education and charity hub in White City.
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Microsoft OMC Dublin, Ireland Client: Microsoft Size: 105,000 square feet Completion Date: 2020
→ The atrium completely re-imagined and now features a vast staircase that links all three levels. Dedicated project and focus rooms on working floors are centralised to create a spine from which desks branch out to create neighbourhoods close to natural light.
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
As technology changes how we live, work and play, OMC is the perfect setting for a company driving this change.
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Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) London, United Kingdom Client: Financial Conduct Authority Size: 425,120 square feet Completion Date: 2018 Sustainability: BREEAM Excellent Awards: Finalist, Property Awards, Wellbeing Category, 2019 Finalist, BCO Awards, Fit out of Workplace Category, 2019 Shortlisted, Mixology19, Large Commercial Interiors Project of the Year, 2019 Shortlisted, INSIDE/Offices, 2019
― A THOUGHTFUL DESIGN
A shift in the hierarchy of space allows more space to be given to amenity and collaboration areas, giving more choices of how and where to work.
→ The staff restaurant on level fifteen offers healthy food options, with access to a large roof terrace and sweeping views across London. This prime space was allocated for staff use, and has been designed with multifunctionality at the core. It supports working, meeting, dining and events.
→ The central teapoint is the heart of the working floor and a key feature in the staff journey
↑ The building design is encouraging informal conversations, this has improved connectivity and is contributing to wellbeing. The introduction of a connecting staircase was a major architectural intervention to the base build scheme. This feature activates the atrium and attracts staff to the front of the building.
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Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
― WHAT IT IS
Cutting edge, modern workspace pushing the boundaries of what an office should be for a world class financial organisation.
Confidential Trading Client London, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Size: 150,000 square feet Completion Date: 2020
― WHAT IT IS
A space that allows its employees to be efficient in their day, while also having some outlets for fun and continue the culture to support innovation and creativity was the key driver to the design response. 25
Confidential Financial Services Client London, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Size: 225,000 square feet Completion Date: 2019 Sustainability: LEED Gold, BREEAM Excellent
― WHAT WE DID
We brought staff together from four locations into one, a new office over 10 floors in the heart of London.
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Wellness and healthy spaces are at the heart of the design.
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Confidential Financial Services Client
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
Wellness was a key design driver, and the space acheived both LEED Gold and BREEAM Excellent sustainability accreditations.
→ The success of the space is ultimately measured by the users who now have a canvas to work with, which has creativity at its heart and promotes the business in a truly dynamic and energetic way.
→ The interior blends in harmony with the base building design and palette, with interventions in the building reception and a plan that enhances the curves and flow of the building form.
↑ All offices are located in internal space and standardised in area to allow simple conversion into meeting rooms or vice versa to support future flexibility.
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Professional Services Firm Manchester, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Size: 41,301 square feet Completion Date: 2017 Sustainability: BREEAM Excellent Awards: Finalist, BCO Regional Awards (North), Fit Out of Workplace, 2018 Finalist. Design Week Awards, Hospitality and Workplace, 2018
― WHAT OUR CLIENT SAID
“The office space give us new flexible ways of working with varied workspaces and connective technology, allowing us to work more collaborative.”
→ Detail of double height space showing a variety of work settings.
→ As a people-centric workplace, the space features a myriad of work settings that support mobility and the workflow of individuals. This digital hub is an exciting and highly effective workplace fit to attract top talent and continue to engage existing staff. Featuring an inspiring design narrative that overlayers stories of success and innovation, the space celebrates our client’s core values, Manchester’s powerful history and affirms a sense of belonging and pride.
↑ Central hubs on each floor are linked by a feature stair. A storytelling device, the “Digital Banner”, spans across the two floors showcasing brand messages and references to the local context. Through visual storytelling and architectural moments, the design celebrates the visionary spirit of our client and its brand, and responds to the company’s emerging digital platforms.
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― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
Invention and discovery is embedded into the user experience instilling a sense of pride and purpose.
Confidential Fintech Client Budapest, Hungary Client: Confidential Size: 61,000 square feet Completion Date: 2018 Sustainability: LEED Platinum® Awards: Winner, Hungarian Office of the Year Awards, 2019
― WHAT IT IS
A space that celebrates people coming together, connecting, cocreating and interacting into an innovative and healthy environment.
→ Custom made triangular booths are incorporated to support teamwork, and were originally inspired by the Logiface Puzzle. The structures can be adapted in a number of configurations and provide comfortable settings for collaboration.
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― WHAT IT IS
A Tech Hub for Co-Creation
The Economist London, United Kingdom Client: The Economist Size: 26,000 square feet Completion Date: 2017 Sustainability: BREEAM Very Good for Fit Out Awards: Winner, Mixology Awards South, 2018 Finalist, BCO Regional Awards (London), 2018
“The move has changed the vessel, but it has preserved the wine.” ― TOM STANDAGE, DEPUTY EDITOR
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A now collaborative and creative lobby.
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The Economist
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
“The design is friendly, supremely efficient and has forged deeper connections between journalists and staff members.”
↑ Alternative work settings have been strategically located across the floor to encourage activity and movement. All tea points have direct access to an external terrace with views of Victoria Embankment Gardens and the River Thames.
← A central street-like space runs right through the building and is home to the teams responsible for the physical output of the newspaper. At its heart, the Reading Room plays a critical function where the newspaper would, traditionally, undergo its final edits before being sent to print. The street is flanked by a multi-functional space, a communal reading area and a radio studio. A flexible dining room with direct access to the terrace supports the traditional Wednesday staff lunch, celebrating the collegiate nature of the newspaper.
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Bristows London, United Kingdom Client: Bristows Size: 19,000 square feet Completion Date: 2018
― WHAT IT IS
A new model for lawyers in an activity based working environment.
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― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
A bright, vibrant open space to inspire staff, encourage collaboration and support quiet, focused work.
Professional Services Firm London, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Size: 30,000 square feet Completion Date: 2019
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
An exposed soffit and feature timber gridded ceiling used in conjunction with a variety of furniture settings.
↑ A space that does not feel like a corporate office, enabling individuals to get-awayfrom-the-desk.
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The cafe has been refurbished to bring this up-to-date so it is more like a contemporary coffee bar.
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Existing office space, on the top floor of One More London, has been replaced with an assortment of sizes and geometries of meeting facilities
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Confidential Regulatory Agency Dublin, Ireland Client: Confidential Size: 143,838 square feet Completion Date: 2019 Sustainability: LEED Platinum®, Fitwel
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
A workplace with wellness planted at the heart, a stunning restaurant in a building with views over the docks.
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QBE London, United Kingdom Client: QBE Insurance Size: 106,000 square feet Completion Date: 2016 Awards: Finalist, BCO Awards, Fit Out of Workplace, 2017 Highly Commended, NLA Offices, 2017
→ The design blurs traditional boundaries in favour of a hospitality experience. There is no traditional reception desk and roving concierges attend to the needs of staff and visitors. The introduction of coffee bar service and added food offering provides visitors with a wonderful experience.
“The change has really embedded and after the programme ends the staff will continue to maintain the new office standards and ways of working that we’ve introduced.” ― PETER STANSFIELD, ADVANCE PROGRAMME MANAGER, QBE
A+E Networks London, United Kingdom Client: A+E Networks Size: 19,870 square feet Completion Date: 2017
→ Flexibility was crucial to the way our client need to work, so we developed the ‘blank set’ concept to enable the space to be reactive to their needs, that led them to embrace a fully agile working environment, where we introduced a variety of shared workspaces.
“I am incredibly proud and positive about our new space – really exceeds my expectations – which were very high! It is going to be such a great creative space for our teams, and will really lift our culture.” ― DEAN POSSENNISKIE, MD EMEA
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton London, United Kingdom Client: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Size: 60,115 square feet Completion Date: 2018
↑ The office floors are beautifully designed with stunning finishes and linked with the communication staircase that provides a backdrop to the space and encourages movement and collaboration. Sit-stand desks are provided for all staff.
Diageo London, United Kingdom Client: Diageo Size: 36,000 square feet Completion Date: 2015
“The 4th floor looks fabulous, people are loving the new collaboration areas and it is great to see staff starting to work differently as well as collaborating and socialising more.” ― DIRECTOR OF DIAGEO
← Integrated brand and storytelling was key. The designs have a domestic feel, finishes are colourful and the Global Drinks Company’s history, products and values are integrated. The project had a very low budget but despite this has had a dramatic impact on staff morale with the new spaces being extremely well used.
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News Corp London, United Kingdom Client: News Corp Size: 430,000 square feet Completion Date: 2014 Sustainability:BREEAM Excellent
“The building has allowed us to adopt a new flexible way of working with hot desks taking the place of permanent desk locations.” ― ABBA NEWBERY, DIRECTOR OF AD STRATEGY
↑ The way the branding is conveyed in the space needs to weave very strong individual brands into a common message whilst integrating the important emergence of digital content into the world of printed media.
← The TechBar is part of the staff collaboration hub on level 14. This “technology garden” displays current mobile technology for purchase in a playful yet informative fashion.
→ 14,000 books free issued by HarperCollins create feature wall between the library and the in-house bookshop
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― ABOUT OUR DESIGN
The existing lobby design has been animated with gallery like interventions.
Confidential Financial Services Client London, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Size: 35,000 square feet Completion Date: 2014 Sustainability: LEED, SKA, BREEAM
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
Understated quality and timeless design were the driving forces behind the design.
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The introduction of the monolithic stone staircase was essential to achieving an integrated office environment; creating a fluid connection with the working floor and movement and energy within the client space. The highly polished stainless steel structure disappears beneath the stone slabs giving the impression the stair is floating.
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― OUR VISION
The design vision for the project was to reflect the client’s ‘best in class’ reputation through timeless design quality.
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University of the Arts London, United Kingdom Client:Central Saint Martins Size: 280,000 square feet Completion Date: 2011 Sustainability: LEED Certified®, LEED Silver ®, LEED Gold®, LEED Platinum®, WELL Certified™ Silver, WELL Certified™ Gold, WELL Certified™ Platinum Awards: RIBA Award 2012 New London Award 2012 AJ100 2012 / Building Of The Year RICS London Award 2012 / Regeneration Building Awards 2012 / Public Building Of The Year AIA UK Award 2012 / Design Excellence World Architecture News Award 2012 / Education Labc London Awards 2012 / Best Education Development
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
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Indeed Dublin, Ireland Client: Indeed Size: 19,375 square feet Completion Date: 2017
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
The workspace enables a new way of working that is agile and creative. Removing formality allows staff feel safe to express their ideas.
↑ Flexible space has improved collegue connectivity.
← Extrawork spaces are giving more employees opportunities to comfortably work.
→ There are multiple areas for communication and conversations.
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― Selected Projects
Retrofit
41 Tower Hill London, United Kingdom Client: SRE London Size: 22,770 sq m GEA, 15,800 sq m Office NIA Completion Date: 2021
↑ The office floors are beautifully designed with stunning finishes and linked with the communication staircase that provides a backdrop to the space and encourages movement and collaboration. Sit-stand desks are provided for all staff.
Confidential London Property London, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Size: 200,000 sq ft Completion Date: Ongoing
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30 - 40 New Bridge Street London, United Kingdom Client: City of London Corporation Size: 39,500 square feet Completion Date: Ongoing
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33 Canada Square London, United Kingdom Client: Canary Wharf Group Size: 52,275 square metres Completion Date: Ongoing
20 Bank Street London, United Kingdom Client: SRE Size: Completion Date: Ongoing
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― Selected Projects
Architecture and Urban Design
150 Holborn London, United Kingdom Client: Dar Group Size: 16,998 m2 / 182,965 ft2 Office - 12,593 m2 / 135, 548 ft2 Plant & Services - 1,600 m2 / 17,225 ft2 Retail - 1,453 m2 / 15,640 ft2 Residential - 1,352 m2 / 14,552 ft2 Completion Date: 2021 Sustainability: LEED Platinum® Targeting BREEAM Outstanding SKA Gold
― WHAT IT IS
A significant landmark for Holborn that will push the boundaries of sustainable development and design.
150 Holborn
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
A building with a connective heart to facilitate a collaborative environment for the exchange of ideas.
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↑ The central entrance lobby features a streetfacing café, exhibition and reception space, and an atrium with a large feature staircase.
↑ A sweeping pavilion and roof garden promotes staff and local wellbeing with a large planted terrace offering excellent views towards St Paul’s Cathedral.
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↑ Each mold is made for the varying fins and the sprayed into the mould and dried to cure.
← 300mm wide molded fin. The coating is applied to the final cured and dried product
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One Station Square Cambridge, United Kingdom Client: Brookgate Size: 1,226 m2 / 13,192 ft2 Completion Date: 2017 Sustainability: BREEAM Excellent Awards: Winner, Excellence in Planning, RTPI Award for Planning Excellence, 2017 Shortlisted, BCO National Awards, 2018 Shortlisted, RICS National Awards, 2018 Winner BCO Regional Awards (Midlands), 2018 Winner, RICS Regional Awards, 2018
― WHAT IT IS
A modern interpretation of the historic context of Cambridge which provides a new gateway to the City.
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One Station Square
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
An exceptional new office of the size and specification that sets the bar for new commercial developments across the city of Cambridge.
← The building incorporates highperformance façades featuring external vertical and horizontal shading, which has been optimised to reduce the demand for cooling in summer and to maximise natural daylight. The energy efficiency has been a key driver for the project. The design successfully minimises energy demand and CO2 emissions and has achieved “BREEAM Excellent” status.
Euston Tower London, United Kingdom Client: British Land Size: 84,000 m2 / 904,170 ft2 Commercial - 56,000 m2 / 602,779 ft2 Hotel - 16,000 m2 / 172,223 ft2 Knowledge Theatre/Conferencing - 4,500 m2 / 48,438 ft2 Emporium - 5,000 m2 / 53,820 ft2 Makers Market - 2,500 m2 / 26,910 ft2 Completion Date: Invited Competition Sustainability: BREEAM Outstanding
― WHAT IT IS
Euston Tower is the catalyst at the heart of a dynamic, new neighbourhood, not simply a monolith isolated from the people that live in its shadow. 96
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↑ Massing and façade stydies
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
Its character and purpose will transcend the building’s form, reflect London’s diverse and progressive culture and create an open platform to learn, share and grow.
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→ Cityscape view study
↓ The roof will be a place for future discourse, a conversation platform that generates new ideas, shares knowledge and opinions, and promotes collaborative thinking.
The Stage London, United Kingdom Client: The Stage Shoreditch Development Ltd (Cain Hoy, Vanke, McCourt Global) Size: 2.5 acres site Residential tower - 38 storey/400 units Commercial - 27,870 m2 / 300,000 ft2 Retail - 5,900 m2 / 63,800 ft2 1.1 acre of public space with The Curtain Theatre exhibition space at the heart. Completion Date: 2023 Sustainability: BREEAM Excellent
― WHAT IT IS
Mixed use cluster connected by a piazza that celebrates the cultural importance of Shakespeare and the distinctive style in Shoreditch.
→ The deveopment will introduce a new mixeduse development that includes residential and commercial buildings, entertainment space, a public park, boutique retail with pop-up shops, bars and restaurants.
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The Stage
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
A world class destination set in the globally significant site of one of Shakespeare’s earliest theatres. ↑ The Stage will feature a fully-preserved heritage centre displaying the remains of Shakespeare’s Curtain Theatre, which was discovered during an excavation of the site.
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The Stage
Overall construction views
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Royal Street London, United Kingdom Client: Osborne + Co Size: 152,163 m2 / 1,637,869 ft2 Residential - 14,653 m2 / 157,724 ft2 Tech Hub - 7,298 m2 / 78,555 ft2 Commercial Flexible - 8,504 m2 / 91,536 ft2 Commercial Outpatients - 25,571 m2 / 275,244 ft2 Commercial - 62,684 m2 / 674,725 ft2 Outpatients - 15,128 m2 / 162,815 ft2 Retail - 6,334 m2 / 68,179 ft2 Basement - 10,734 m2 / 115,540 ft2 Under The Arches - 1,259 m2 / 13,552 ft2 Completion Date: Invited competition Sustainability: BREEAM Outstanding
― WHAT IT IS
A thriving Bio-Med Tech village that facilitates innovation through collaboration and exchange.
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― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
The intersection of sustainable architecture with the promotion of healthy community design.
↑ People and Wellness The project focuses on urban, building and room scale in relation to the wellness of the user while also providing a sustainable economic boost to the local community.
Milton Park Vision 2040 Masterplan Oxfordshire, United Kingdom Client: Milton Park (MEPC) Size: 464,515 m2 / 5,000,000 ft2 GEA on completion of the vision Total build - 415,000 m2 / 4,467,023 ft2 Completion Date: Masterplan publication 23 May 2019. Architecture ongoing Sustainability: Targeting BREEAM ‘Outstanding’
― WHAT IT IS
Sustainable new innovation hub promoting community engagement.
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Phase 1
→ Phase 1 design proposal concept sketch, showing the connectivity between the proposed buildings and the research boulevard
Research Boulevard
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Milton Park Vision 2040 Masterplan
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
Sparking growth in the region while elevating Oxford as the leader of the new knowledge economy.
← 2040 Vision: There is potential for 10,000 new jobs and for approx. 100,000m2 new flexible lab/office space
The Oxford Science Park Oxford, United Kingdom Client: The Oxford Science Park Size: 18,775 m2 / 202,092 ft2 Completion Date: 2023 Sustainability: BREEAM Very Good
― WHAT IT IS
A flexible laboratory and office space will radically change the future of development at The Oxford Science Park.
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The Oxford Science Park
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↑ Site analysis showing the Nursery plot (far left block), Plot 16 (middle block) and Thames Water Pumping Station (on far right block) which totals 1.81 Ha (4.5 acres).
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Land to the North of Station Road Cambridge, United Kingdom Client: Jesus College Size: 18,580 m2 / 200,000 ft2 Completion Date: Invited competition Sustainability: BREEAM Outstanding
― WHAT IT IS
A sustainable development in the heart of Cambridge that is sensitive in its response to the heritage fabric whilst unlocking commercial opportunities.
↓ View from Station Road
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← Glazed entrance provides heating to pre-condition air before entering the ventilation system.
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10-20 Station Road Cambridge, United Kingdom Client: Brookgate Land Ltd Size: 12,635 m2 / 136,002 ft2 Completion Date: 2021 Sustainability: Targeting BREEAM Excellent
― WHAT IT IS
Designed to meet the needs of major employers in Cambridge, this dynamic commercial office space offers flexible working space within an historic context.
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European Commission Headquarter Offices Brussels, Belgium Client: European Commission Size: 186,000 m2 / 2,002,087 ft2 Commercial / Office - 161,000 m2 / 1,732,989 ft2 Visitor Centre - 10,000 m2 / 107,639 ft2 Nursery - 11,000 m2 / 118,403 ft2 Retail - 4,000 m2 / 43,056 ft2 Completion: 2035 Sustainability: Targeting BREEAM 'Excellent'
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
This project aims to find sustainable, energy efficient solutions for the redevelopment of the European quarter of Brussels.
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← Open spaces will bring the EU even closer to those citizens who are eager to learn more about the European Commission.
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Waterfront Masterplan Dublin, Ireland Size: 5 acres / 120,000 m2 / 1,290,000 ft2 - University Research Hub - Private Residential - Student Residential - Commercial Offices - Theatre - Retail - Hospitality Completion Date: Ongoing
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― WHAT IT IS
A modern, sustainable and technologically-innovative centrepiece for Dublin’s thriving tech community.
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Waterfront Masterplan
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
An adaptable and sustainable catalyst for talent, investment, innovation and enterprise.
← The campus faces on to a newly landsaped public thoroughfare that embraces quay side activities and wellbeing.
Embassy Business Hub Bangalore, India Client: Embassy Group Size: 210 acres Completion Date: Phase 1 - 2024 Sustainability: LEED Gold
― WHAT IT IS
A vibrant, sustainable and iconic waterfront business hub for Bangalore’s Silicon Valley.
WALKWAYS AND WATERWAYS
VISTAS AND FOCAL POINTS
VIBRANT SPACES AND ACTIVE FRONTAGES
RESPONSIVE ARCHITECTURE
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→ Green, sustainable and walkable public realm
VISTAS + FOCAL POINTS
RESPONSIVE ARCHITECTURE
Confidential Client Headquarters Mumbai, India Client: Embassy Group Size: 83,834 m2 / 902,382 ft2 Completion Date: Ongoing Sustainability: Targeting LEED Gold®
MASSING PUSHED + PULLED
SPLITTING THE GROUND
DEFINING THE VERTICAL AND GROUND
NATURAL DAYLIGHT + ATRIUMS
SET BACKS + POCKET GARDENS
FACADE + ROOF GARDEN
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Airport City Istanbul Istanbul, Turkey Client: İGA Havalimanları Size: 804,082 m2 / 8,653,986 ft2 Residential ‘A’ - 275,561 m2 / 2,965,036 ft2 Residential ‘B’ - 54,125 m2 / 582,596 ft2 Commercial - 310,686 m2 / 3,344,193 ft2 Hotel - 55,775 m2 / 600,357 ft2 Hospital - 28,054 m2 / 301,970 ft2 Community Centre - 6,487 m2 / 69,828 ft2 University - 18,247 m2 / 196,409 ft2 Techno Park - 55,147 m2 / 593,597 ft2 Completion Date: Ongoing Sustainability: LEED Gold®
― WHAT IT IS
A global hub of commerce and exchange, enabling international business and culture to thrive around an airport.
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Gascoyne Community Hall London, United Kingdom Client: London Borough of Hackney Size: 345 m2 / 3,600 ft2 Completion Date: 2019
― WHAT IT IS
Refurbishment of Hackney’s Gascoyne community hall, completed with the aim of breathing new life into the space.
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↑ The hall now hosts fitness, community classes, cooking sessions and small parties.
← We have undertaken upgrades to the IT and cafe-style work areas.
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Hospitality
Sleep Set Guestroom 2035 A futuristic hotel room concept for Accor Client: Movenpick Collaborators: Accor
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
Designed for the hotel guest of 2035, the suite provides a uniquely personalised experience, incorporating the technology and philosophies which are expected to be the norm in 15 years, with sustainability underpinning each element at its core.
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← Office Showcasing the best of innovation in hospitality design: in partnership with Accor, the London studio hospitality team have created a futuristic hotel room concept, with the innovative design being recently unveiled at the Sleep & Eat Conference 2020. Tasked with showcasing the best of innovation in hospitality design today, alongside a glimpse into what can be expected from guestrooms over the next 15 years, Perkins&Will have created a minimalist yet elegant space for Accor’s Movenpick brand, which was voted the world’s most sustainable hotel group in 2016 and 2017. The immersive design concept explores three central themes: generosity to the guest, transformation and encouraging guests’ connection with the natural environment with sustainability underpinning each element at its core.
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Hilton London Metropole London, United Kingdom Client: EQ Group / Henderson Park Size: 990,000 square feet Completion Date: 2021 Total Number of Rooms: 1,096 Number of Rooms Refurbished: 588 Scope of Works: Architectural and Interior Design From Stage 0 to Stage 6
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→ The design team worked hard to maintain existing features, yet adapt them to provide a contemporary interior and bring the hotel up to date.
← The concept for the hotel was to recognise the unique inwards facing nature of the existing architecture and the demographic of hotel users (short stay conference attendees) to provide a sense of arrival within London without it becoming a pastiche of Iconic London, the concept adopted the use of London’s distinctive neighborhoods from east to west to create definable spaces and experiences through the hotel, anchoring this was a strong base palette of materials carried through the hotel, this approach reflects the duality of London an ever changing city rooted and confident in its long history.
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Hilton London Metropole
Taking inspiration from Covent Garden, the restaurant design looks to provide an exciting destination dining experience.
Confidential Boutique Hotel Paris, France Client: Confidential Completion Date: 2022 Number of Rooms: 130 ca. Services provided: Bistro, Bar, Conferencing and Health Club
― WHAT MAKES IT COOL
The guestrooms have been designed to be calm and restful whilst tying in with the concept of conversation in design.
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An unbranded 4 star lifestyle hotel in Paris that would appeal to local and international clientele. The interiors are inspired by the local cafe culture and the meeting of minds, presenting a conversation in design between modern and classic styles, contrasting colours, textures and patterns.
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― WHAT MAKES IT COOL
We designed two variations of guestrooms; one for the leisure guest and one for the business guest.
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Confidential Boutique Hotel
Carefully selected contrasting colours inject boldness and interest into the sophisticated palette.
Margate Seafront Hotel Margate, United Kingdom Client: AG Margate Propco 1 Limited Size: 95,000 square feet Completion Date: 2021 Sustainability: BREEAM Excellent Construction Budget: 18M Number of Rooms: 124 Scope of Works: Full Service Architectural and Interior Design From Stage 0 to Stage 7
― WHAT MAKES IT COOL
This boutique seafront hotel will be a destination for tourists and locals alike.
Margate Seafront Hotel
― WELLNESS
Bespoke joinery with metallic accents in guestrooms recreates the texture and feel of Margate’s iconic Victorian pier which was destroyed by a storm in the 1970s. With front-facing rooms benefiting from fantastic sea views, the material choices evoke the feeling of a walk along the pier, enhanced by carpets inspired by the forms and colours of the ocean. A gym helps hotel guests maintain their wellness lifestyle when traveling, while plug-and-play breakout spaces to allow guests to work and rest in different spaces in a variety of settings.
→ The front facing terrace of the rooftop bar will provide fantastic views across the bay and Margate Seafront.
→ Inspiration was drawn from the elements that were key to Margate’s success: the transportation methods (steamer boats), the old pier, the fine beach sand, and the holiday feeling of freedom hinting to an escape into another world.
↑ The hotel façade sensitively enhances the historic Marine Terrace. The proposal completes the terrace block, matches the adjacent buildings effectively through the careful positioning of fenestration and selection of materials. The subtle appearance of the 4th and 5th floor promote the strength of the solid terrace massing below.
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Margate Seafront Hotel
“I believe Margate is at a crucial point in its regeneration and that this hotel will help to move this forward. Margate is still a largely seasonal resort, and developments like this which increase visitor spend and support off-season activity such as conferences are vital.” ― LOCAL RESIDENT FROM ARLINGTON
↑ The guestrooms will evoke the calm feeling of taking a walk on the pier. With its natural colour palette, the balance creates a feeling of tranquility and relaxation..
← At ground level, a cocktail bar and traditional seafront restaurant reactivate the existing façade, celebrating Margate’s rich heritage and unique character.
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Baker Street Residential London, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Completion Date: 2022 Number of Apartments: 9 Scope of Works: Architecture and Interior Design from Stage 2-5
↑ Design within the lobby was challenging, carefully selected materials add a luxury feel whilst providing durability for a high traffic area.
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― WHAT MAKES IT COOL
The finishes palette is deliberately neutral, and intimacy is added via mood lighting and textures.
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Baker Street Residential
― WHAT MAKES IT COOL
The three bedroom unit features a dramatic double height living space with clerestory windows to allow more natural light into the space.
↑ The three bedroom unit also features a sauna and solarium on the top floor.
Grainger Exchange Square Birmingham, United Kingdom Client: Grainger Size: 400 units plus amenity spaces Completion Date: 2022 Scope of Works: Interior Design for amenity space only
― MAXIMISING THE TENANTS’ EXPERIENCE
The winter garden on level 32 is open to all but can also be booked for private events.
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The interior design was inspired the area’s history of industrial manufacturing, metal-working, steam engine manufacturing and leather goods.
Confidential Sky Bar London, United Kingdom Client: Confidential Completion Date: Ongoing Number of Covers: 250
― WHAT IT IS
This design extends the height of an existing Hotel to place a new panoramic destination on the top of the building to be used as a thriving bar or a private event space.
This new build showcases views of London rarely seen from public spaces creating a highly desirable destination. The interesting challenge was exploring how the existing hotel would need to be adapted to receive this new structure whilst keeping the hotel operational.
Marriott Marble Arch London, United Kingdom Client: Marriott Size: 7,500 square metres Completion Date: March 2017 Construction Budget: Confidential Number of Rooms: 240+ approx. Scope of Works: Soft refurbishment to all guestrooms. Design and delivery of various front of house spaces including lobby/ reception, ballroom and meeting rooms.
― WHAT IT IS
Modern renovated hotel, it’s a gateway to the heart of the British capital, with panoramic views of
Marriott Cardiff Cardiff, United Kingdom Client: Marriott Completion Date: Q4 2020 Construction Budget: Confidential Number of Rooms: 124 Scope of Works: Full Service Architecture and Interior Design Stages 0 – 7 including guestrooms and front of house areas
― WHAT IT IS
The project includes the creation of an additional 21 keys, extensive remodelling of the ground floor to create a new meeting suite, executive lounge, and staff support spaces.
W Hotel Chicago, Illinois, United States Client: Marriott International Size: 10,000 square feet Completion Date: 2018 Construction Budget: Confidential Scope of Works: Lobby, Restaurant and Public Spaces
― WHAT IT IS
The new branding and design reflects the history and the current vibe of the Chicago loop. Embracing the historic interior of the 1920’s, the new double height back bar clad in antique mirror and whiskey bottles dazzles the guests as they arrive.
Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills Beverly Hills, California, United States Client: Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Resorts Size: 207, 461 square feet (19,273 square metres) Completion Date: June 2017 Construction Budget: $200M Number of Rooms: 119 guest rooms and 51 suites Scope of Works: Architectural Design
← Each of the rooms part of the 12-story luxury hotel have floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies. Guests staying in the third floor’s Villa Suites have access to private garden terraces.
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― WHAT MAKES IT COOL
The building is a contemporary reference to the mid-century and Streamline Moderne architecture of Los Angeles.
← The design of the exterior architecture is a collaboration among Pierre-Yves Rochon Inc., Perkins&Will, and Gensler.
Hotel Victor Miami Beach, Florida, United States Client: Zom Development Size: 96,000 square feet Completion Date: 2004 Construction Budget: $30M Number of Rooms: 90 Awards: Winner, Barbara Capitman Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation, Miami Design Preservation League, 2005 Finalist, Design Awards for Renovation/ Restoration, AIA Miami Chapter, 2005 World Travel Awards, North America’s Leading Boutique Hotel, 2007 World Travel Awards, Florida’s Leading Boutique Hotel, 2006 & 2007
― A CHALLENGING PROJECT
This boutique hotel presented unprecedented challenges with the addition of a new basement and the restoration of the existing historic structure.
The hotel consists of 90 luxury rooms and two restaurants, as well as various waterside terraces and bar lounges. The basement houses a full service gym and the main swimming pool overlooks the Atlantic Ocean from the second floor terrace. The penthouses have private terraces and the main restaurant opens into Ocean Drive for outdoor dining.
The Chedi Hotel Ras Al Hadd, Oman Client: Qatari Dia Ras Al Hadd Development Co. Size: 197 ha Number of Rooms: 100 with 40 private villas Scope of Works: 5-star hotel, beach club resort, business center, spa, and specialty restaurant.
“The existing Chedi in Oman is an iconic hotel in the region, and being aware of that, our challenge was to create a unique experience which built upon that legacy.” ― STEVEN CHARLTON, MD, PERKINS AND WILL LONDON
Set in a part of a small fishing village the hotel speaks to the nature surrounding it with great minimalistic and contemporary design with locally sourced quality materials that merge heritage of the place with the modern feel of the space.
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― A UNIQUE GUEST EXPERIENCE
The design team, together with the operator and the developer, crafted a unique guest experience where the natural environment is not only protected, but also where the buildings and the interiors ensure total immersion in this pristine environment.
Movenpick Ras Al Khaimah, UAE Client: Al Marjan Island LL.C. Size: 30,340 square meters Completion Date: 2019
― WHAT MAKES IT COOL
The juxtaposed massing of the low rise structures are oriented to maximise views towards the sea – framed by sunrise and sunset while minimising southern exposure.
AMI sought to create a contemporary icon. Rather than create a design independent of practical considerations, we created a connection between the two buildings that is functionally & structurally unique.
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― THE GUESTROOMS
Continuous balconies extend the guestrooms from inside to out, while providing selfshading to ensure comfort and minimise energy consumption in the cooler months.
↑ The hotel & serviced apartments are connected by a food & beverage offereing which spans the two buildings. This creates a iconic experience that is unique to the Movenpick Ras al Khaimah, offering a signature restaurant with a vibrant roof terrace.
← The iconic volume spanning between the two towers give the building a unique identity – framing the lobby and setting the tone for the restaurant and roof terrace.
Confidential Luxury Resort Cairo, Egypt Client: Talaat Moustafa Group Size: Overall 92,963 square metres (Gross) Hotel - 53,663 square metres Ballroom - 13160 square metres Spa - 2,390 square metres Kids For All Seasons - 688 square metres Signature restaurant - 986 square metres Parking - 2,2076 square metres Completion Date: Anticipated 2024 Number of Rooms: 349 hotel keys Scope of Works: Concept – CD’s for all buildings mentioned above. 107 Villas and 2 Residential buildings with a total of 80 units as part of the complex
― WHAT IT IS
A luxury hotel of sweeping proportions in the desert just east of Cairo with immense possibilities.
Confidential Luxury Resort
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
A combination of traditional construction materials and methodologies are paired with the latest technology and engineering.
Confidential Luxury Resort
― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
Every pattern every color—from doorknob to dormer—is a matter of national pride.
← To save water, we installed drip irrigation, plant species that thrive in desert conditions, and onsite storm water detention.
Marriott Diplomatic Quarter Hotel Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Client: Dur Hospitality Size: 40,000 square metres (430,500 square feet) Completion Date: 2016 Construction Budget: Confidential Number of Rooms: 80 rooms and suites Scope of Works: Architecture and Interior Design
― WHAT IT IS
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― WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
The project is structured in the geological languages of the region, tied to the layout of the city of Riyadh.
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Thought Leadership
Thought Leadership
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Net-Zero Now : Interiors The impact of climate change is being felt globally. To protect our planet, and meet government targets, we have to act now. But the interiors, fit out, and refurbishment industry is already behind. For the majority of interiors projects it is currently not possible to deliver a net-zero embodied carbon scheme, but we need to figure out how we can. In October 2020, we launched Net-Zero Now, our pledge to deliver net-zero interiors and a manifesto for change. The report sets out our journey to achieving the net-zero embodied carbon targets for interiors projects, and the key milestones we will use to track our progress along the way. We must be agents for change, and take an inclusive approach to engage with our industry to see how, together, we can deliver net-zero interiors. 222
We pledge that: ✓ In Q4 2020 we will launch a consultation process with our key contractors, sub-contractors and supplier partners to ensure that our supply chain will meet our net-zero targets.
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✓ By the end 2021 half of our projects will be designed to be 100% Circular. By 2025 all of our projects will be designed to be 100% Circular.
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Thought Leadership
Road Map for Return Perkins&Will has carried out extensive thought leadership exercises to understand the implications of the rapid shift to home working during the COVID-19 pandemic . Specifically, we developed the roadmap for return document and ran webinars to assist our clients in safely reoccupying their offices in line with the government guidance. We have also been driving research into the different occupancy models of the future, from increased mobility, increased footprint for social distancing through to the decentralised hub and spoke model. The Road Map for Return document can be found by scanning the QR code above for an insight into some of our recent work.
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Core Modules
3 Modules, 18 Questions & 5 min Duration
The survey is divided into 3 core modules with a total of 18 questions with an average length of 5 minutes. Questions can be tailored and additional questions can be formulated to meet your business requirements . The survey can be accessed through an online link as well as a QR code. The interface is both screen and mobile friendly. The following pages outline the questions and purpose for each of the modules. The pre-defined answer options can be provided on request.
Demographics
Before & Since WFH
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WFH Experience & Office Transitioning
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Taking an evidence-based approach to understand the impact of working from home (WFH) during the COVID-19 Additional survey modules & questions available upon request pandemic and beyond. 3
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Q9 Before WFH, what percentage of time during an average week did you: _______ Work from the office _______ Work from client site _______ Work from home
Q10 Since WFH, how many family members or others need your care, support or attention in your household during the typical working day? o 0 O 1 o 2 o 3+ o Prefer not to answer Q10 a) If so, please specify? [Check all that apply] o Children o Adults requiring support o Prefer not to say o Other (please specify) Q11 Since WFH, how have your daily working hours changed? [Check all that apply] o o o o o o o o
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‘AT HOME’ Survey Our Perkins&Will Workplace Strategy team have developed the ‘AT HOME Survey’, an evidence-based approach to understand the impact of working from home (WFH) during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Working through unprecedented times, with our workforces adapting to a rapid change to working from home, to help us make informed decisions around future office transition strategies, it is critical to understand how this has affected your employees effectiveness and wellbeing, mindsets and work patterns.
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Core Modules Demographics Before & Since WFH WFH Experience & Office Transitioning
Over Rail Study Resolving London’s Housing Crisis Collaborators: WSP Structural Engineers Location: Westway / A40, London Residential: 406 units Commercial: 30,762 m2 / 331,119 ft2
Working with WSP Structural Engineers, we have developed this study as an immediate response to London’s housing crisis.
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Building Areas
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GEA: 30,762 m2 / 331,119 ft2
Parcel 3
GEA: 9,368 m2 / 100,836 ft2
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GEA: 15,388 m2 / 1 65,635 ft2
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Radical Regeneration A manifesto for knowledge industry-led regeneration
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Collaborators: Bidwells, Blackstock
Innovation & Clusters
Universitries: the 500-year landlords
Location Focus: Oxford-Cambridge Arc
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Future Industry
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Inspirational policy ideas for a future Oxford-Cambridge Arc powerhouse
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Inspirational policy ideas for a future Oxford-Cambridge Arc powerhouse, stepping up delivery and sparking knowledge industry-led regeneration and truly sustainable economic growth across the UK
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Transport and infrastructure stations as anchors
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Navigating nimbyism with community buy-in
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Flexibility - making change viable
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Planning: how much policy evolve
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Encouraging OSM for large-scale regen
What do science & tech occupiers actually want
Wellbeing and healthy towns
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The Future of Business Parks BCO Research Report Collaborators: 3PM, Exigere, BCO Focus Area: Innovation Districts
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With the future for business parks looking challenging and with many of these parks beginning to suffer from obsolescence, this report attempts to set out how these locations can successfully reposition themselves.
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The university-led science and technology revolution
The regional international interchange park
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Our Purpose
Our Purpose
Sustainability
Designing for life. For nearly a quarter of a century, we’ve been at the vanguard of the sustainability movement. Passionate about designing places where human life can thrive and entire ecosystems flourish, we’ve developed a reputation for challenging the status quo. For blazing trails into uncharted territory. Today, we’re still at it. We’re redefining sustainability as one of several interconnected parts to a greater, more meaningful whole. It’s a philosophy we call Living Design. By seamlessly incorporating sustainability, resilience, regeneration, inclusion, and wellbeing into each of our projects, we can help sustain life on earth—today, tomorrow, and beyond.
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Our Purpose
Research
Innovation starts with inquiry. In our never-ending quest for knowledge, we push limits, take risks, investigate, and discover. We constantly ask ourselves, “What if?” “What’s next?” This makes our ideas clearer, our designs smarter, our teams happier, and our clients more satisfied.
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Digital Practice
Identifying and applying new technologies that optimise our design processes and improve the client experience. Our culture of innovation embraces new technology, putting us at the forefront of the profession. With the right digital tools, we can raise the value of every design decision we make. Our investment in digital research and development empowers us to design the future.
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Together, we will design excellence. Together, we will create a better world.
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