Patel Taylor

Another win for London Dock! This time, for its stunning landscape design at the 2019 Sunday Times British Homes Award. The landscape strategy opened the historically defensive site to increase urban mobility through Wapping and reconnect the docks to the rest of East London.

Beam Park has been nominated for a 2019 AJ Architecture Award in the Masterplan of the Year category! Delighted that our 3,000-home city addition with Countryside and L&Q has once again been recognised for its contribution to East London's regeneration. Click here to read the full shortlist.

Shelter UK's "A vision for social housing" report calls for land reform, more protection for renters and 3.1 million homes for social rent over the next 20 years. Honoured that a mini-case study of Barking's Courtyard Housing was included as an exemplar of equitable social development for senior living. Click here to read the full report.

From its 19th century heyday as the centre of world trade, to the site of the News International printworkers' strike in the 1990's; London Dock has been a place in constant transition. Today, it is one of the city's brightest emerging districts, imbued with the spirit of Wapping's dockland heritage. Join George Ferrari and heavyweight of British graphic design, Andy Altmann of Why Not Associates, of on a walking tour that explores how Wapping's colourful past has been embedded into the design of the mixed-use development adjacent to Tobacco Dock. Free with Festival of Place pass, click here to book.

St George's Bristol was the recipient of a Bristol Civic Society 2019 Design Award for its contribution to the city's built environment heritage! The panel were said to be "very impressed by the design quality of the new extension, unashamedly modern, yet working harmoniously with the Greek Revival church of Robert Smirke. Both externally and internally the new extension works superbly and delivers on its brief."

London Dock has won The Pineapples Award for Place in Progress! Read more about the stellar line-up of projects shortlisted for The Developer magazine's inaugural awards scheme, sponsored by the Design Council.

East London's Beam Park goes head to head with West London's White City Living in the 2019 New London Awards masterplan category! Winners will be announced at the NLA Annual Lunch at Guildhall in July.

Our façade study of 8-13 Casson Square is currently on display at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition. Curated by Spencer de Grey, sustainability was the theme for this year's Architecture Room. The complex, crafted organisation of the building's external appearance is expressed through a modular system of unitised façade panels. Manufactured off site, full-storey single and double-bay façade portions are delivered to site, glazed, sealed and ready to be craned into place. The production method benefits from waste-conscious, controlled factory conditions that lower the building's overall environmental impact. From 10 June - 12 August, 10:00 - 18:00 daily, £18 (concessions available). 

Following a 3.5 year closure, York Road ticket hall reopens to the public. The original ticket hall was built to serve the 1951 Festival of Britain and was later subsumed as part of the Shell complex. Today, it forms the gateway to the emerging Southbank Place and more importantly, it creates new pedestrian connections between Waterloo Station and the Thames. Located over three levels at the base of 8-13 Casson Square, this has been one of our most technically complex projects to date.

Another win for London Dock! This time, for its stunning landscape design at the 2019 Sunday Times British Homes Award. The landscape strategy opened the historically defensive site to increase urban mobility through Wapping and reconnect the docks to the rest of East London.

Beam Park has been nominated for a 2019 AJ Architecture Award in the Masterplan of the Year category! Delighted that our 3,000-home city addition with Countryside and L&Q has once again been recognised for its contribution to East London's regeneration. Click here to read the full shortlist.

Shelter UK's "A vision for social housing" report calls for land reform, more protection for renters and 3.1 million homes for social rent over the next 20 years. Honoured that a mini-case study of Barking's Courtyard Housing was included as an exemplar of equitable social development for senior living. Click here to read the full report.

From its 19th century heyday as the centre of world trade, to the site of the News International printworkers' strike in the 1990's; London Dock has been a place in constant transition. Today, it is one of the city's brightest emerging districts, imbued with the spirit of Wapping's dockland heritage. Join George Ferrari and heavyweight of British graphic design, Andy Altmann of Why Not Associates, of on a walking tour that explores how Wapping's colourful past has been embedded into the design of the mixed-use development adjacent to Tobacco Dock. Free with Festival of Place pass, click here to book.

St George's Bristol was the recipient of a Bristol Civic Society 2019 Design Award for its contribution to the city's built environment heritage! The panel were said to be "very impressed by the design quality of the new extension, unashamedly modern, yet working harmoniously with the Greek Revival church of Robert Smirke. Both externally and internally the new extension works superbly and delivers on its brief."

London Dock has won The Pineapples Award for Place in Progress! Read more about the stellar line-up of projects shortlisted for The Developer magazine's inaugural awards scheme, sponsored by the Design Council.

East London's Beam Park goes head to head with West London's White City Living in the 2019 New London Awards masterplan category! Winners will be announced at the NLA Annual Lunch at Guildhall in July.

Our façade study of 8-13 Casson Square is currently on display at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition. Curated by Spencer de Grey, sustainability was the theme for this year's Architecture Room. The complex, crafted organisation of the building's external appearance is expressed through a modular system of unitised façade panels. Manufactured off site, full-storey single and double-bay façade portions are delivered to site, glazed, sealed and ready to be craned into place. The production method benefits from waste-conscious, controlled factory conditions that lower the building's overall environmental impact. From 10 June - 12 August, 10:00 - 18:00 daily, £18 (concessions available). 

Following a 3.5 year closure, York Road ticket hall reopens to the public. The original ticket hall was built to serve the 1951 Festival of Britain and was later subsumed as part of the Shell complex. Today, it forms the gateway to the emerging Southbank Place and more importantly, it creates new pedestrian connections between Waterloo Station and the Thames. Located over three levels at the base of 8-13 Casson Square, this has been one of our most technically complex projects to date.

Another win for London Dock! This time, for its stunning landscape design at the 2019 Sunday Times British Homes Award. The landscape strategy opened the historically defensive site to increase urban mobility through Wapping and reconnect the docks to the rest of East London.

Beam Park has been nominated for a 2019 AJ Architecture Award in the Masterplan of the Year category! Delighted that our 3,000-home city addition with Countryside and L&Q has once again been recognised for its contribution to East London's regeneration. Click here to read the full shortlist.

Shelter UK's "A vision for social housing" report calls for land reform, more protection for renters and 3.1 million homes for social rent over the next 20 years. Honoured that a mini-case study of Barking's Courtyard Housing was included as an exemplar of equitable social development for senior living. Click here to read the full report.

From its 19th century heyday as the centre of world trade, to the site of the News International printworkers' strike in the 1990's; London Dock has been a place in constant transition. Today, it is one of the city's brightest emerging districts, imbued with the spirit of Wapping's dockland heritage. Join George Ferrari and heavyweight of British graphic design, Andy Altmann of Why Not Associates, of on a walking tour that explores how Wapping's colourful past has been embedded into the design of the mixed-use development adjacent to Tobacco Dock. Free with Festival of Place pass, click here to book.

St George's Bristol was the recipient of a Bristol Civic Society 2019 Design Award for its contribution to the city's built environment heritage! The panel were said to be "very impressed by the design quality of the new extension, unashamedly modern, yet working harmoniously with the Greek Revival church of Robert Smirke. Both externally and internally the new extension works superbly and delivers on its brief."

London Dock has won The Pineapples Award for Place in Progress! Read more about the stellar line-up of projects shortlisted for The Developer magazine's inaugural awards scheme, sponsored by the Design Council.

East London's Beam Park goes head to head with West London's White City Living in the 2019 New London Awards masterplan category! Winners will be announced at the NLA Annual Lunch at Guildhall in July.

Our façade study of 8-13 Casson Square is currently on display at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition. Curated by Spencer de Grey, sustainability was the theme for this year's Architecture Room. The complex, crafted organisation of the building's external appearance is expressed through a modular system of unitised façade panels. Manufactured off site, full-storey single and double-bay façade portions are delivered to site, glazed, sealed and ready to be craned into place. The production method benefits from waste-conscious, controlled factory conditions that lower the building's overall environmental impact. From 10 June - 12 August, 10:00 - 18:00 daily, £18 (concessions available). 

Following a 3.5 year closure, York Road ticket hall reopens to the public. The original ticket hall was built to serve the 1951 Festival of Britain and was later subsumed as part of the Shell complex. Today, it forms the gateway to the emerging Southbank Place and more importantly, it creates new pedestrian connections between Waterloo Station and the Thames. Located over three levels at the base of 8-13 Casson Square, this has been one of our most technically complex projects to date.