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2015 —
This substantial office development is on target to achieve a BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ rating as a result of its holistic approach to sustainable design.
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2015 –2019
The new London headquarters for the Royal College of Pathologists is a flexible, environmentally efficient building.
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2018
A new world-class business and learning centre for the University of Edinburgh
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2016 -
A family of mixed-use buildings open up a strategic location along the Regent’s Canal
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2015 -
The Edinburgh Futures Institute at Quartermile is a major new facility for the University of Edinburgh
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2013 -
A joint Design and Engineering HQ creates a new sense of identity for two of the world’s leading prestige car brands.
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2017 -
A new creative hub on the site of the historic Royal Arsenal in Woolwich
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2017
A major new civic cultural hub, presenting drama, film and literature
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2017 -
The Royal College of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians’ new home will provide contemporary office spaces, conferencing facilities and a public café
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2014
Located on zone B of the masterplan, the 5 Pancras Square development responds to both the emerging context of King’s Cross Central and the historic environment of St Pancras Station and the surrounding conservation areas.
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2015
This project for developer Derwent London creates a mix of new office and retail space in the City, with the integration of an existing 19th Century building.
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2014 —
A new Student Services Centre and replacement examination halls for the University of Cambridge, the North Range of Buildings entails a combination of demolition, refurbished Grade II listed buildings and a new building.
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2014 -
A high quality office development rises to the rear of a listed building on Waterloo Street in Glasgow
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2018
A lavish Victorian Grand Terrace has been transformed to a high-specification modern workspace
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2017
The development at One Bedford Avenue occupies a prominent corner site on the east side of Tottenham Court Road, clearly visible from the eponymous London Underground/Crossrail station a hundred metres to the south.
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2008
As the major component of the University of Edinburgh’s new masterplan for the George Square and Bristo Square area, the Potterrow Development replaces a windswept car park with a rich mix of buildings, courtyards and reinstated streetlines.
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2012 – 2016
A dramatic new flytower has appeared on the skyline of London’s West End. The project entailed building a 35-tonne capacity flytower plus offices and plant on top of an existing theatre that had to remain operational at all times.
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2009 —
Bennetts Associates is masterplanning a new 24-acre urban quarter in central Manchester, immediately to the south of Piccadilly Station.
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2013 –
A vision for the transformation of 140 acres (14%) of Manchester city centre and Piccadilly Station, triggered by the advent of HS2.
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2015
As part of The Portman Estate’s ongoing strategic plan to maintain and improve its properties, this project enhances Rodmarton Street’s residential character by replacing dilapidated mews buildings with four high-quality, sustainable living spaces.
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2015
Bennetts Associates has worked with the Old Vic theatre to carry out a refresh of the existing foyer spaces whilst funding is being secured for a major transformation project.
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2015
Designed for a friend of the practice, this individual house responds to its exceptional site in a historic Cumbrian town.
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2006 –
Upon completion in 2016, the redevelopment of Midland Goods Shed will create an innovative new focal point for King’s Cross Central, within the heritage core of one of London’s most dramatically changing neighbourhoods.
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2016
The new Operational and Training Centre for the Met Police in Hendon provides facilities fit for 21st Century policing.
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2013 –
Crossrail will deliver a step change in the connectivity of London and Bennetts Associates has played a major role in the project from Parliamentary Stage in 2004 to the present day.
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2004
This project amounted to an extension to the cultural quarter, involving the regeneration of a large derelict site with an award-winning new library at its heart.
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2014
A new office and retail development with spectacular winter garden spaces at roof level moderates the urban scale between tall commercial buildings and the neighbouring conservation area.
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2010
After the acclaimed success of Mint Hotel Westminster, Bennetts Associates was commissioned to design a second major London hotel near Tower Bridge on a tight island site bound by Fenchurch Street Station and conservation areas to the south and west.
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2009 —
A substantial mixed-use development designed by Bennetts Associates has been completed on the former London Fruit and Wool Exchange (LFWE) site in Spitalfields, directly opposite Christ Church, Nicholas Hawksmoor’s baroque masterpiece.
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2010
Won through international competition, this prestigious project involves construction of a new ‘thrust stage’ main auditorium and remodelling of public and back-of-house spaces whilst retaining the art deco interiors of the existing foyers.
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2012 —
The refurbishment of the Citizens Theatre will improve visitor, performer and staff experiences, ensuring the treasured Victorian venue remains central to culture and community in Glasgow.
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2014
The building is close to Euston station, the future HS2 development and the developing campus of medical institutions around the Euston Road.
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2012 –
The Old Vic is one of the UK’s best-known historic theatres. Bennetts Associates was appointed to create a long-term scheme of improvements as it approaches its 200th anniversary in 2018.
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2008
The New Street Square project is one of the most significant developments in the City of London for some years, bearing comparison with Broadgate from the 1980s and Paternoster Square from the 1990s.
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2007
Designed to accommodate offices, workshops and rehearsal space in a phased development, the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Chapel Lane site was the first part of Bennetts Associates’ masterplan.
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2013
The five-storey Gateway Buildings are a significant addition to St Antony’s estate, defining a new presence for the college on one of the main routes serving the city centre.
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2014
Located on a former car boot sale site in the Green Belt near Basildon, these buildings comprise a number of specialist facilities designed to enhance the natural character of the landscape without impacting on the surrounding countryside.
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1995
The award-winning headquarters for John Menzies’ Wholesale Division was among the first sites to be developed within the strict design guidelines at Edinburgh Park, masterplanned by the distinguished American architect Richard Meier.
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2008 –
Bennetts Associates was appointed in 2007 to design a 4 to 5 star rated hotel near Royal Ascot Racecourse. The new hotel complex would form an integral part of the racecourse and complement the new grandstand that opened in 2006.
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2004
Historically sited on Blackford Hill for a clear view of the night sky, the Grade A listed Royal Observatory occupies an outstanding position with fine views across the city of Edinburgh.
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2009
The groundbreaking transformation of a dilapidated and inefficient 1960s building provides a contextual and highly sustainable facility for Hampshire County Council’s continued occupation.
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2013
Marble Arch House is a substantial mixed-use development on the corner of Edgware Road and Seymour Street. It was carried out as part of The Portman Estate’s long-term regeneration strategy to enhance its central London portfolio.
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2002
After a decade pioneering sustainability in headquarters buildings, City Place is the first, substantial, energy-efficient building completed by Bennetts Associates for the commercial office sector.
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2013
Grove House demonstrates the potential for speculative low carbon retrofit in London. Located in Hammersmith, the project is one of the first completed commissions by Low Carbon Workplace, a partnership between Stanhope, Threadneedle & the Carbon Trust.
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2014
The building is located in a prominent position on Euston Road close to St Pancras International station. It was constructed for and, until recently, occupied by Unison who will lease the building to Stanhope Plc.
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2011
Moray Council occupies the neighbouring building and the completion of the refurbishment brings together Council staff onto a single, city centre campus.
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2014
The FloWave Wave and Tidal Test Facility is a unique marine facility for testing wave and tidal renewable technologies. It is the first of its kind in the world.
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2008
The Centre for Health Science offers interdisciplinary education for all healthcare professions, as a result of the National Health Service’s desire for greater integration of healthcare education within a multi-professional environment.
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1995
One of the first major projects fulfilling BAA’s strategy for expansion of the retail facilities at Britain’s major airports was the extension to the departure lounge at Gatwick North Terminal, formally opened in 1994.
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2003 (phase 1), 2013 (phase 2)
Over a period of ten years Bennetts Associates revitalised a group of properties in Clerkenwell, in central London – two redundant industrial buildings and a former restaurant – and connected them with a new-build extension.
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2008 –
The Humanities Division and Library will form the centrepiece of the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter development and will be Oxford University’s largest ever construction project.
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2002
On a prominent City of London site, this 30,000m2 office building uses its exposed steel frame construction to strike a chord with the similarly expressive Victorian warehouse buildings nearby.
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2003
Based on the concept of a high quality hotel with exceptional restaurant and bar facilities, this 460-bedroom hotel in Westminster became the flagship of Mint Hotel (formerly City Inn), an innovative chain of UK hotels.
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2008
The extensive internal remodelling of a Grade I listed building provides a sequence of public and private spaces for a professional association.
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1995
The Heathrow Airport Visitor Centre was designed and built in only nine months, immediately prior to the 1995 Public Inquiry into the Terminal 5 development.
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2003, Foyer transformation 2014
The new Hampstead Theatre was the first freestanding theatre to be built in London since the National Theatre in 1975.
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2007
Basinghall Avenue is a substantial office building occupied by the Global Headquarters of Standard Chartered Bank. It occupies a prominent site close to the Guildhall.
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1999
This high-profile energy-efficient headquarters building for BT in Scotland occupies a focal position on Edinburgh Park.
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2004
A distinctive office building that provides a high quality working environment for a fast-growing IT company.
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1990
After an exhaustive selection process in the autumn of 1990, Channel 4 invited Bennetts Associates, Richard Rogers and James Stirling to participate in a competition for the design of their new headquarters in Victoria.
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2001
Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, established as Scotland’s first National Park in 2002, required a visitor facility that could cope with millions of visitors per year whilst introducing the concept of sustainability in the natural environment.
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1994
The Powergen Headquarters has been described as the most influential office building of the 1990s.
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2003
Commissioned jointly by Islington Council, British Waterways and a number of landowners, Bennetts Associates’ masterplan creates a high-density, mixed-tenure residential development that opens the basin up to public use.
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2011
Located on the north bank of the Thames, the project connects the area near St Paul’s with the old Queen Hithe dock and completes the northern riverbank walkway between the Tower of London and the Millennium Bridge.
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2001
Located on a rural site on the edge of Bath, this headquarters building achieved the highest ever BREEAM rating for a commercial office building at that time and became a national benchmark for sustainability.
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2009 —
Stations along the Thameslink route were to have been upgraded where required to handle a more frequent service and trains of up to 12 cars in length.
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2002
This substantial building for City University adjacent to the City of London is core to Cass Business School’s mission to enhance its standing as an institution of world renown.
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2009
The Suttie Centre for Teaching and Learning in Healthcare brings together NHS Clinical Skills Training and the University of Aberdeen Department of Anatomy.
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2011
Bennetts Associates’ first project outside the UK is the setting for a dramatic fusion of the angles and radial incisions demanded by Erik van Egeraat Associates’ masterplan with the rational planning and construction required of a 553-bedroom hotel.
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2011
Located in 250 acres of mature parkland, the school has chosen to position the chapel at the edge of an area of formal gardens which provide the setting for the main school buildings.
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2014
The Bexley First project imaginatively refurbishes a 1980s building to provide a flexible working environment for the London Borough of Bexley’s 1250 council staff.
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2009
Blackpool Council acquired the Grade II* listed Winter Gardens in 2010 following many years of decline and deterioration under private ownership.
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2013
The biology department is the latest phase of Canford School’s ten-year plan to diversify and strengthen its curriculum. The new, partly prefabricated building has replaced temporary classrooms with a stimulating new learning environment.
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1998
Cummins Engine Company, an American multinational manufacturing company with a distinguished architectural portfolio, appointed Bennetts Associates in 1996 to design an assembly plant for diesel-powered generator sets.
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2002
There can be few sites with the spectacular views, noise and drama of the World Business Centre, which faces directly on to the north runway at Heathrow Airport.
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1996
The Richard Attenborough Centre for Disability and the Arts is an Arts Centre open to all, with its focus on people with disabilities and members of the public who have previously found access to arts education difficult.
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1989
The project was commenced late in 1987, shortly after the Government’s relaxation of planning controls, which allowed development of this kind within areas previously designated as industrial.
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2006 –
Haymarket Green in Edinburgh is an exemplar of sensitive and sustainable refurbishment to create grade A, low carbon flexible, office accommodation.
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2014 -
Bennetts Associates’ project for site Q2 at King’s Cross is a sports hall and gym for Camden Council.
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2016 -
Transformation of a listed Hall into a purpose-built arts centre focused around work by and for children and young people