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INTRODUCTION

PARTNERS

PRACTICE HISTORY

INNOVATION

SUSTAINABILITY

PROCESS

SELECTED PROJECTS

TYPOLOGIES

AWARDS

CLIENTS

CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

Sheppard Robson 是一家屡获殊荣的建筑师事务所。不断探索新创意、新思潮、新技术，以及对促进可持续发展所作的承诺是我们的设计理念。

我们在伦敦、曼彻斯特、格拉斯哥以及阿布扎比设有设计室接受国际项目。我们的专业技术涵盖广泛领域：总体规划 – 商铺 – 住宅 – 酒店- 高技术设施 – 交通运输与基础设施 – 艺术与文化 – 写字楼 – 室内设计 (ID:SR) – 科研 – 中小学校 – 大专院校 - 大学 – 医疗卫生。

作为建筑师、总体规划师及室内设计师，我们承诺依循物理环境、文化背景及客户需求对每个项目提供最佳解决方案。事务所的基本设计原则 “创新和可持续发展” 持续塑造我们的设计。设计师的创意才能依此得到全新诠释和生动体现。本书所述项目即为范例。

Sheppard Robson is an award-winning architecture

practice. Our design approach is defined by the

exploration of new ideas, processes and technologies, and

our commitment to sustainability.

We work on projects around the world from our offices in

London, Manchester and Glasgow.

Our expertise spans a broad range of typologies:

Masterplanning | Retail | Residential | Hotels | Arts &

Culture Offices | Interior Design (ID:SR) | Science |

Schools Colleges | Universities | Healthcare

As architects, masterplanners and interior designers

we are committed to finding the right solution for each

project in response to the physical and cultural contexts

and the aspirations of our clients.

The practice's founding principles of innovation and

sustainability continue to shape our work today,

reinterpreted and enlivened by the creative talent of our

designers and exemplified by the projects in this book.

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David ArdillPartner

PARTNERS

E [email protected] +44 (0)20 7504 1710

Lee Bennett RIBA

Partner and Schools Lead


Helen Berresford RIBA

Partner and ID:SR Lead


Dan BurrPartner and Hotels Lead


Claire Haywood RIBA

Partner and Retail Lead


Mark Kowal RIBA

Partner and Offices Lead


Malcolm McGowan RIBA

Partner


Robert MyersPartner


James Dick RIBA

Partner


Mark Dillon RIBA

Partner


Andrew German RIBA

Partner, Director of Practice


Rupert Goddard RIBA

Partner


Tony O'Brien RIBA

Partner


Tony Poole RIBA

Partner and Universities Lead


Martin Sagar RIBA

Partner, Masterplanning Lead


Alan Shingler RIBA

Partner and Residential Lead


Alex Solk RIBA

Partner and Healthcare Lead


David Taylor RIBA

Partner


Eugene Sayers RIBA

Partner and Science Lead


Jamie Wood RIBA

Partner


James Jones RIBA

Partner


Neal Allen-Burt RIBA

Partner


Nick Ffoulkes RIBA

Partner


Rebecca Mortimore RIBA

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PRACTICE HISTORY

Phase V of Brunel University comprises seven new blocks providing student bedrooms, a conference accommodation block and a new arts centre. These robust buildings formed in brick and zinc complement the Sheppard Robson brutalist 1960s buildings they neighbour.

A simple zonal pattern of tightly planned buildings was gradually built up at Brunel University over a ten-year period. A central east-west pedestrian way links the buildings together and the central lecture block dominates the site with its 180-seat lecture theatre.

A 25,000m² headquarters and operational centre for Dun & Bradstreet was developed in the late 1980s. The focus for the working life of the building is a naturally-lit internal street l inking the four office buildings and their central services area.

In the early 1950s Sheppard Robson pioneered the use of concrete shell structures. Swan Hunter in Newcastle i l lustrates how this innovative solution both optimises the structure and achieves a l ight, open workspace.

The Helicon was one of London’s first sustainable buildings to combine retail and office space in a structure that is energy-efficient and economical to run. It was the defining project for the current generation of partners.

The Toyota/Lexus UK headquarters can be seen as a modern parallel of the Swan Hunter in Newcastle. The hybrid concrete and steel structure and mechanically assisted natural ventilation solution made this a multi award-winning building.

The Armani store at 1 The Avenue, completed in 2010, is one of seven Sheppard Robson buildings in the 22-acre Spinningfields office and retail scheme in the heart of Manchester. With retail , offices, nightclub and restaurant, the project represents next generation mixed-use architecture.

Wood Green Shopping City was a ground breaking integrated urban development. Two levels of retail space were designed beneath a residential development known as Sky City. The centre was designed to border and bridge a main road, blending high street and shopping centre.

A new science college and memorial to Sir Winston Churchil l , Sheppard Robson won the competition to design the new Churchil l College campus in Cambridge against a shortlist of 20 proposals in a l imited competition in 1958. The campus was completed seven years later.

The Jicwood Bungalow, designed in 1944, util ised innovative stressed timber skin from the aircraft industry and a prefabricated concept to deliver fast, efficient housing in response to the social needs of the time.

At the University of Manchester, the Alan Turing Building’s sustainable features include a roof structure acting as a roof level plant and suspension system for the photovoltaic array which produces over 40,000 kilowatts per annum – a saving of over 17,000kg of C02 every year.

The Lighthouse is the UK’s first net zero-carbon house to meet Level 6 (the highest level) of the Code for Sustainable Homes, the standard to which all new homes will be designed and constructed from 2016.

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The principles of innovation, design

and sustainability underpin Sheppard

Robson's wide-ranging architectural

output and are continuously being

developed and refined within our

practice.

PROJECT ESTIDAMA, ABU DHABI

INNOVATION

1. MINNA AIRPORT CITY, NIGER STATE

2. WOOLWICH TOWN CENTRE, LONDON

3. GREAT NEWPORT STREET, LONDON

4. WAINGELS COLLEGE, BERKSHIRE

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The practice has always fostered a spirit of innovation and

continues to embrace new methods of construction and

cutting-edge systems, particularly in sustainable design.

From harnessing the benefits of cross-laminated timber

in school design to using computer software to create

the most efficient office building in the Middle East, the

exploration of new ideas is at the heart of what we do.

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SUSTAINABILITY

1. GREENHOUSE ZERO-CARBON OFFICE

2. THE ALAN TURING BUILDING, MANCHESTER

3. PRIVATE HOUSE, WEST SUSSEX

4. THE LIGHTHOUSE, BRE WATFORD

Sustainable innovation has been a founding principle of the

practice and is fully integrated into our design and business

processes. From designing the first zero carbon home to

delivering the greenest office building in the Middle East,

our track record of improving the efficiency of buildings

and spaces is significant and far-reaching.

Our approach to design is driven by the fundamental belief

that sustainability should not compromise function or

beauty. Good design should be informed by an ambition

to improve efficiency and reduce the building’s carbon

footprint and consequently the impact on climate change.

No building, space or place can be considered well

designed if it does not positively contribute to

environmental, social and economic sustainability.

Our design process is robust but flexible to allow a bespoke

response to a client brief and context. Our experience and

belief in the value of sustainable design enable an intuitive

response, which is supported by a rigorous process that

harnesses the benefits of BIM and performance analysis.

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1. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL

2. LANCASTER INSTITUTE FOR THE CONTEMPORARY ARTS, LANCASTER

3. MOUNT STREET, MANCHESTER

4. RUE DU RHONE, GENEVA

PROCESS

Every project at Sheppard Robson is subjected to a series

of design reviews at key stages of its design development.

Objective criteria such as environmental sustainability are

reviewed alongside subjective issues such as compositional

aesthetic resolution. Peer group and design team

consensus provides direction and ensures design quality

is achieved. The design review process is an integral part

of our quality assurance and is linked to our ISO 9001

accreditation.

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The Avenue, Manchester

The Alan Turing Building, University of

Manchester

Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, University

of Manchester

Aldwych House, London

Barking Riverside, Greater London

Barts Square, London

BBC North, MediaCityUK, Salford

Birley Fields, Manchester Metropolitan

University

Bristol Life Sciences, Bristol University

Camden Road, London

Camden Town Masterplan

Channel 4, London

CitizenM Tower of London, London

City Quarter, London

Citylabs, Manchester

Engineering Department, University of

Liverpool

Enterprise and Research Hub, Inverness

Finsbury Square, London

Fitzroy Place, London

Fitzroy Street, London

Hammersmith Road, London

Hardman Street, Manchester

Kingdom Street, London

Imperial Centre for Translational and

Experimental Medicine, London

Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary

Arts, Lancaster University

The Lighthouse, BRE Watford

London Business School, London

Meraas Bluewater, Abu Dhabi

Notre Dame Catholic College, Liverpool

Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital,

Johannesburg

Project Estidama, Abu Dhabi

Residential Accommodation,

Brunel University

Rue du Rhône, Geneva

Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine,

University of Edinburgh

Siemens Middle East Headquarters, Abu

Dhabi

Sidney Stringer Academy, Coventry

Sheffield Northern General Hospital,

Sheffield

St Ambrose, Liverpool

Stockwell Park High School, London

Taylor Wessing, London

Waingels College, Berkshire

SELECTED PROJECTS

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THE AVENUE

CLIENTLOCATIONAREACONSTRUCTION VALUECOMPLETION

ALLIED LONDON PROPERTIES

MANCHESTER, UK

5,100m2

£16m

2010

Marking the start of the pedestrian journey through the new Spinningfields quarter,

the award- winning 1 The Avenue is pivotal in form and location, tying Manchester ’s

retail and business district with its civic core. The building was designed in

response to its urban context and as a flagship mixed-use building. Armani occupies

the ground and first floors, with a nightclub in the basement and boutique offices

and a roof terrace above. The scissor geometry of the building’s form responds to a

duality of desire l ines and is immediately apparent in the dramatic cantilever on to

Deansgate. The angled upper storeys realign the east-west axis towards Hardman

Square at the heart of Spinningfields, and the lower levels direct pedestrians

towards the new entrance to the John Rylands Library. 1 The Avenue received a

BREEAM Excellent rating and the building's regulated energy consumption is just

78KWhr/m²/yr.

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THE ALAN TURING BUILDINGUNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER


UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER, UK

16,700m2

£43m

2007

The pioneering design of The Alan Turing Building represents the aspirations of

the University of Manchester as one of the world’s leading research institutions.

Housing the Departments of Mathematics, Photon Science and Astronomy, the

building is formed of three blocks or ‘sl iding fingers’ which protrude and recede,

creating a dynamism further enlivened by cantilevered projections. Each level of

accommodation is expressed as a zinc-clad ingot with flush, horizontal slot glazing,

while extensive glazing at ground level has created active frontages. An oversail ing

roof structure unifies the three blocks and supports a photovoltaic array which

provides 40,900kWhr per annum, translating into a potential saving of 17,000kg of

carbon dioxide each year. The atrium linking two of the blocks houses lecture rooms

and social spaces at ground level.

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ALAN GILBERT LEARNING COMMONSUNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER



MANCHESTER, UK

5,500m2

£13.5M

2012

The new public study space, which links the l ibrary, Learning Commons and the

administrative heart of the campus at the University of Manchester, has been

designed to give students a focal point for learning, offering a stimulating and

comfortable 24/7 environment for study. Boasting more than 1,000 flexible study

spaces, Alan Gilbert Learning Commons provides an inspiring range of equipment

and furnishings for individual and group study.

The principal sustainability objective was to minimise the building’s emissions

of CO2. Heat loss will also be limited by high thermal insulation performance;

natural ventilation is used where possible; heat recovery systems limit the amount

of heating and cooling of fresh air; daylight is maximised and energy efficient

appliances and systems will be used. There are also photovoltaic ti les on the roof,

whilst solar thermal systems provide hot water for the café.

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ALDWYCH HOUSE


ROWAN ASSET MANAGEMENT

WESTMINSTER, LONDON WC2, UK

790m2

£15m

2017

The project – situated within the Westminster Conservation Area – creates a bold

design addition to the rooftop of this prominent London building. The dramatic

pavil ion-like structure, made up of a series of geometric-folded forms, will provide

around 8,500sqft of high-quality office and reception space. The extension will rest

on the building’s existing mansard roof and the structure will be clad in zinc with

carefully positioned glazing to frame views towards Southbank and the City, whilst

also controll ing solar gain. The design has been carefully considered so the new

roof responds to the classical composition of the buildings main elevation.

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BARKING RIVERSIDE


BARKING RIVERSIDE

BARKING RIVERSIDE, GREATER LONDON IG11, UK

45ha

£130m

2018

At 140 hectares, Barking Riverside is one of the UK’s largest residential

regeneration schemes. Sheppard Robson has designed the 45-hectare phase

one masterplan which will deliver the first 1 ,400 of a total 10,800 homes.

Neighbourhoods will vary in character and density and all homes will be designed

to surpass current standards. The energy-efficient houses in Buzzards Mouth Courts

will range from traditionally laid out terraces to innovative, l inear houses wrapping

around a central garden. Some houses will have back gardens that lead directly into

shared courtyards, while others will open onto welcoming home-zone streets with

pedestrian priority. Frontages have been designed to create natural surveil lance,

and openings between blocks will allow access from different sides, encouraging

the local community to use the courtyards and play areas.

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BARTS SQUARE


HELICAL BAR

LONDON EC1, UK

66,000m2

£210m

2019

Barts Square presents a rare opportunity to create a sustainable, truly mixed-use

development in the City of London. The development will provide 216 apartments

alongside 34,000m2 office and retail space. The site is one of the most significant

in the City in terms of the quality and character of the architecture in the

immediate vicinity, including the Grade I l isted mediaeval church of St Bartholomew

the Great and its cloisters, and the Grade II* l isted St Bartholomew’s Hospital,

the oldest hospital in London, designed by James Gibbs in the mid-18th Century.

The design for the development enhances these qualities through a sensitive yet

contemporary reinterpretation of the existing fabric, seamlessly knitting-in where

required, and creating new architectural statements where appropriate. The public

realm will be reanimated and transformed into a useable, permeable and highly

legible environment.

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BBC NORTH


BBC

MEDIACITYUK, SALFORD, UK

31,500m2

2011

The design of the BBC's new home in the North started with ID:SR and a BBC

working group thinking about how they could create a workplace that’s a thriving

urban neighbourhood. As the BBC began to plan the move of 2,300 posts to their

new centre at MediaCityUK in Salford they commissioned ID:SR to design a home

for the corporation that would reflect the incredible creativity of its people and the

content they create. Applying their activity-driven design approach, ID:SR worked

with the BBC to create a design solution that would allow them to work more

effectively and creatively in less, more efficient space. BBC North offers a variety

of work settings which properly reflect how each of its departments really works.

By reimagining the office as a city, ID:SR has devised a new workplace which is

amenity-centric rather than desk-centric, and which is enlivened by the way people

share its spaces and amenities.

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BIRLEY BUILDINGMANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY


MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY

MANCHESTER, UK

6.4ha

£105m

PHASED FROM 2014

As masterplanner and architect, Sheppard Robson led the design of Manchester

Metropolitan University’s new Birley Fields campus. The campus will provide teaching,

office and research facil ities alongside student accommodation, an energy centre and

42,000m² of new public realm. Its focal point will be the new academic building for the

Faculty of Health, Psychology & Social Care and the Institute of Education, providing 6,500

students, researchers and lecturers with a modern teaching and learning environment.

The key design themes for the building are openness, informality and the dissolving of

barriers between the community and higher education. It will be clad in a veil of glazed

white ceramic and fritted glass panels which change in density across the facade and lift

to reveal the community-accessible spaces on the ground floor. Birley Fields is located on

a prominent gateway to Manchester and will become a beacon for the promotion of higher

education in the city.

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LIFE SCIENCES BUILDINGUNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL


UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL

BRISTOL, UK

13,000m2

£37m

2014

The architectural ambition of the project is to create a building that respects the

neighbouring listed buildings and surrounding conservation area whilst also adding a

confident piece of contemporary design to Bristol.

To achieve this, the building is arranged in two parallel wings, with the east-facing element

housing the office accommodation and responding to the proportion and massing of the

adjacent l isted buildings. Distinctly different in form, the west-facing wing is designed as

an undulating aluminium wall, signifying the cutting-edge laboratory space housed in that

part of the building. The two elements of the building are l inked by a full height atrium

space, which forms the social heart of the building.

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CAMDEN COURTYARDS


BARRATT LONDON

LONDON NW1, UK

15,000m2

£40m

2016

Sheppard Robson's £40m housing scheme on Camden Road for client Barratt London

will include over 160 new homes - fifty percent of which will be affordable housing

- and create a major new architectural addition to this prominent London junction.

Situated on the corner of St Pancras Way and Camden Road, the seven-storey brick

building will be animated by the two top levels being clad in corten steel. The change

in form and materials will decrease the massing of the block whilst also creating an

interesting skyline for the project. The design of the upper levels allows for the inclusion

of large communal landscaped rooftop terraces. The housing is organised around two

courtyards – designed to be calm, tranquil spaces in this prominent urban setting – that

provide an alternative access point to the generous reception space on St Pancras Way.

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CAMDEN TOWN MASTERPLAN

CLIENTLOCATION

CAMDEN TOWN UNLIMITED

LONDON NW1, UK

Camden Town Unlimited (CTU) is the Business Improvement District (BID) for

Camden Town. Responding to a 20% reduction in footfall in Camden’s Central

Business District in recent years, CTU appointed Sheppard Robson to undertake

a Masterplan for the High Street between Chalk Farm and Euston Station to

rejuvenate the area’s cultural and commercial offer.

Camden High Street has a surprising mixture of businesses, with the vast majority

of these being offices rather than the retail and leisure businesses frequently

associated with the area. Local businesses are keen to see more affordable

housing in the area, ensuring that there is the opportunity for employees to l ive

closer to their work and at the same time participate in the broader community.

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CHANNEL 4

CLIENTLOCATIONAREACOMPLETION

CHANNEL 4

LONDON SW1, UK

12,400m2

2014

ID:SR’s multi-phased refurbishment of Channel 4’s iconic headquarters has

succeeded in creating a socially vibrant, collaborative workplace for Channel

4 employees, in keeping with the culture of an organisation that resists the

constraints of corporate culture. In addition to improving the working environment

and future proofing the building infrastructure, the building’s occupancy has been

increased by over 50%, consolidating Channel 4 staff into the headquarters.

The headquarters is an award-winning Richard Rogers building and so ID:SR’s

design also needed to be sympathetic to its original concept and aesthetic.

Undertaken in 36 phases, it is no mean feat that the project has been delivered

step-by-step during full occupation while maintaining business continuity.

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CITIZENM TOWER OF LONDON


CITIZENM HOTELS

LONDON SE1, UK

12,800m2

£26m

2016

This is Sheppard Robson's first project for international hotel operator citizenM who are

roll ing out a new chain in the UK offering affordable luxury. The nine-storey, 370-key

hotel will stand directly across from the World Heritage Tower of London and adjacent to

the remains of the Roman city wall . The design is contemporary, but careful modulation

of the building’s elevation has ensured that it responds to its sensitive historic setting.

A café, bar, restaurant and meeting spaces are included in the scheme and a landscaped

café terrace will overlook the Roman ruins. Innovative design solutions will reduce carbon

emissions using renewable energy technologies and new construction techniques. The

bedrooms will be prefabricated and will arrive fully functional to site. citizenM Tower of

London is expected to achieve an EPC rating of A+ and a BREEAM Excellent rating with

aspirations to achieve Outstanding. Concrete are the chain's interior/brand designers.

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CITY QUARTER


BERKELEY HOMES

LONDON E1, UK

27,000m2

£37m

2008

City Quarter, phase one of Sheppard Robson’s masterplan for Goodmans Fields on the

east City boundary, comprises 294 contemporary residential units set within a new-build

complex and a converted Grade II l isted Victorian warehouse. The five new buildings

range in height from five to eight storeys and enclose three dynamic external spaces,

including an extensive water garden bridged by timber walkways. The buildings are clad

in white glazed terracotta, while zinc cladding forms a dramatic flank to each building,

creating generous roof overhangs. Modern methods of construction, including a high-

performance, modular, timber-framed structure and off-site manufactured bathroom

pods, improved the buildings' performance and appearance. Innovative structural

solutions within the cladding allowed for the simplification of the balcony elements.

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CITYLABS


BRUNTWOOD

MANCHESTER, UK

12,000m2

£17,7m

2014

Citylabs in Manchester is a joint development between Bruntwood, a commercial property

company and Manchester Science Parks. It is a new concept in high-specification flexible

office and laboratory space that is, set right in the heart of Corridor Manchester, the city’s

knowledge quarter, providing 120,000sqft of bespoke-built biomedical facil ities.

Sheppard Robson was commissioned to design both the building and anchor tenant’s fit-

out. The project consists of a Grade II l isted building (the former Royal Eye Hospital) and

a new extension block. Due to the l isting, the local planners were very sensitive to any

new additions so the new design needed to be sympathetic to their concerns as well as

providing maximum commercial value for our client.

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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTUNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL


UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL, UK

16,600m2

£20m

2009

The Active Learning Lab is the centrepiece of the University of Liverpool Engineering

Department’s redevelopment and has become a colourful addition to the Liverpool skyline,

enhancing the Department’s presence across the city. The Lab’s innovative cantilevered,

glass-clad structure appears to float over a retained, brutalist podium building. By day the

outer skin of reflective and fritted glass panels is transparent, but at night it glows with

an endless range of colours, morphing designs and patterns. The Lab contains two large,

flexible spaces allowing full-size models to be exhibited and tested. The redevelopment

included the refurbishment of all four of the Department’s buildings. A new three-storey

glazed ‘street’ now links the buildings, giving full accessibil ity to all levels and providing

a social and breakout area alongside the enhanced teaching and research facil ities.

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ENTERPRISE & RESEARCH HUB


HIGHLAND AND ISLAND ENTERPRISE

INVERNESS, UK

4000m2

2016

Sheppard Robson was appointed in February 2014 to design a new office HQ and business

Hub on Plot 10 of the Inverness campus. The campus is an educational and business campus

and this project is intended to be the main business hub for a combination of different

stakeholders. The building's other occupiers will include University of Highlands and

Islands, who will have a number of research-based stakeholders.

The building will have different functions beyond simply office and teaching/research

accommodation. The overarching ambition for the project is to encourage collaboration

between users and a create a venue that will encourage internal and external business

investment to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

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FINSBURY SQUARE


PEMBROKE REAL ESTATE

LONDON EC2, UK

11,800m2

2014

The design for 3 & 10 Finsbury Square is a dramatic response to its context, generating a

series of fluid, sinuous floorplates l inking to the adjacent buildings. Floor-to-ceil ing height

glazing flows seamlessly across the undulating facade without interruption, creating a

striking new addition to Finsbury Square. The development connects the square with the

Honourable Artil lery Company grounds, recreating a historic visual l ink that has been

lost since the mid-18th century. Flexible accommodation optimises floorplate efficiency,

and net floor area and cores are located against party/boundary walls to maximise the

prime office frontage. A comprehensive sustainability strategy has been devised for the

project including features such as closed loop ground source heat pumps, night-time

purge ventilation, simultaneous air- and water-free cooling, and greywater and rainwater

harvesting.

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FITZROY PLACE


EXEMPLAR

LONDON W1, UK

84,500m2

£210m

2015

Fitzroy Place is one of the most high profile mixed-use developments in Central London.

Located on a unique three-acre site in the heart of Fitzrovia, the 84,500m² development

includes 237 private and 54 affordable apartments, two office buildings, retail and restaurant

space and public realm. Responsive to the distinctive character of Fitzrovia and comprising

five unique buildings, Fitzroy Place welcomes a desirable environment for both l iving and

working. The public courtyard at the heart of the scheme offers an oasis of calm within the

dense urban fabric of the surrounding neighbourhood and showcases the heritage asset of

the Grade II l isted chapel of the former Middlesex Hospital. Sheppard Robson designed the

masterplan for Fitzroy Place and collaborated with Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands on the

detailed design to create an architectural richness which promotes a sense of identity and

ownership for tenants and residents.

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FITZROY STREET


ARUP / DERWENT LONDON

LONDON W1, UK

16,400m2

£41.3m

2009

8 Fitzroy Street completes the redevelopment of Arup’s headquarters in central London. The

patterned facade, derived from the motif of a helical DNA strand, dissolves the building’s

mass and creates visual interest across the long street elevations. This patterning also

enabled 50% of the facade to be insulated, fundamental for the use of active chil led beams

instead of a conventional fan pipe air conditioning system. This has contributed to regulated

energy consumption of just 106KWhr/m²/yr. Inside the building the DNA motif is picked

up in a feature glass wall by the artist Alex Beleschenko, rising to the full height of the

central open atrium. A retractable fire curtain at alternate floor levels was commissioned to

accommodate a full-height open atrium creating visual connectivity between each floor and

harnessing a sense of collaboration. Daylight floods through the five storeys of the building

across offices, meeting rooms, a café, a l ibrary and conference and exhibition space.

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245 HAMMERSMITH ROAD


LEGAL & GENERAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

LONDON W6, UK

24,000m2

£90m

2017

Sheppard Robson’s new £90m building at 245 Hammersmith Road (formerly Bechtel House)

creates a prominent architectural addition and sequence of new public spaces in the area’s

Business Improvement District (BID). Working for the client Legal & General, the scheme

will provide 22,500m2 of flexible office space and 1765m2 of retail space. Rather than being

a single structure l ike the existing Bechtel House on the site, Sheppard Robson’s design

reduces the mass of the development by forming the building from two parallel wings that

are connected by a central core. The reconfiguration of the development’s plan allows the

new design to be stepped back from Hammersmith Road, creating the opportunity for a

new landscaped space at the front of the development that will be an inviting entrance to

the project. This newly recreated plaza will lead through to a landscaped podium garden,

with a funicular l ift mediating the 8m change of level between the two external spaces.

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HARDMAN STREET


ALLIED LONDON PROPERTIES MANCHESTER, UK

MANCHESTER, UK

37,000m2

£90m

2008

At 37,000m², 3 Hardman Street is a landmark commercial development in Manchester.

Conceived as a series of four stepping blocks rising from eight to twelve storeys, its highest

point defines the corner of Hardman Square, the heart of Spinningfields. The varied elevations

respond to the scale and rhythm of surrounding buildings including the John Rylands Library

and Sheppard Robson’s own 1 The Avenue. With floorplates ranging from 2,000m² to 3,500m²,

the office accommodation provides the largest speculative floorplate in the city. Each floor

can be divided into two, three or four parts, allowing for optimum flexibil ity. Three separate

entrances on Hardman Street give access to the offices, while retail units open onto the

existing retail street running along Crown Square and linking north to Deansgate. The latest

facade technologies minimise solar gain and heat loss and the building’s flexibil ity will

respond to changing needs for generations to come.

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KINGDOM STREET


DEVELOPMENT SECURITIES

LONDON W2, UK

32,500m2

£60m

2013

This speculative office building provides 24,000m² over 10 storeys and constitutes the first

part of Phase 2 of PaddingtonCentral, a landmark regeneration project. The site is sandwiched

between Paddington Station, the Westway and the Regent Canal. The building, intricately

balanced on top of land safeguarded for the construction of Crossrail , provides large, flexible

office floorplates around two central atria. The BREEAM ‘Excellent’ development encompasses

a number of sustainability initiatives, including ground source cooling.

This is a sustainable building of timeless modernity, set in clean lines of glass and steel. With

striking vertical blue glass fins, its translucence and reflectivity evoke shimmering water and

the proximity to the canal. Typical floorplates provide 2,500m² of flexible workspace and

floor-to-ceil ing glazing on all façades ensures daylight penetrates the entire floorplate.

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IMPERIAL CENTRE FOR TRANSLATIONAL AND EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE


IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON

LONDON W12, UK

13,000m2

£43m

2011

Sheppard Robson has been involved with the redevelopment of Imperial College’s research

facil ities at the Hammersmith Hospital in west London for the past ten years. The Imperial

Centre for Translational and Experimental Medicine (ICTEM) is the second major new building

to be completed alongside a series of refurbishment projects. The Centre combines laboratory

space for up to 450 scientists with a dedicated facil ity for evaluating and developing new

medical treatments through clinical trials. It was built with support from the British Heart

Foundation, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, the Medical Research Council and the

Wellcome Trust. Laboratories and office/write-up spaces are set either side of an atrium

running north/south which contains meeting pods and brings l ight into the heart of the

building. The atrium has been designed to l ink with the next phase of development to the

south, providing a strong axis which links to existing campus buildings.

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LANCASTER INSTITUTE FOR THE CONTEMPORARY ARTSLANCASTER UNIVERSITY


LANCASTER UNIVERSITY

LANCASTER, UK

4,900m2

£10m

2010

In 2011 the Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA) became the first higher

education building and only the second building ever to receive a BREEAM Outstanding

rating post-completion. The Institute houses a range of flexible performance and workshop

spaces that support an exciting programme of music, drama, design and fine art. The design

was developed as an exploration of the interplay between nature and the manmade, inspired

by the woodland setting. Daylight floods the teaching and research areas and light timber

finishes lend both brightness and texture to the interiors. A highly innovative, prefabricated

cross-laminated timber structure provides high levels of airtightness and also enabled a quick

and safe construction programme. Other sustainable features include photovoltaics, a heat

recovery system, natural ventilation and rainwater recycling. Embodying design quality and

creativity, LICA is a fitting showcase for the Institute’s creative activities.

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THE LIGHTHOUSE


KINGSPAN METL-CON

BRE INNOVATION PARK, WATFORD, UK

93m2

£240,000

2007

The Lighthouse is the UK’s first net zero-carbon house to meet Level 6 (the highest level)

of the Code for Sustainable Homes. The heart of the concept for this prototype home is

the ambition to create homes where innovative environmental design and construction

methods do not compromise the quality of the occupants’ l ife, but add to it, creating

adaptable, flexible spaces designed for sustainable modern living. The highly efficient

building envelope was constructed using Kingspan Off-Site’s TEK Building System and is

clad in sweet chestnut. The Lighthouse generates all its electricity and heat on plot from

renewable sources and has a regulated energy consumption of just 49KWhr/m²/yr.

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MERAAS BLUEWATER, ABU DHABI

CLIENTLOCATIONAREA

MERAAS HOLDINGS (INVITED COMPLETION)

UAE

275,000m2 (EACH OPTION)

Sheppard Robson International was invited by Meraas Holdings to submit

proposals for three different designs for each of three different plan forms

for the residential area of Bluewaters Island.

Scheme One: Facade Type A

The basic design consists of an inner highly-insulated, airtight facade designed

to reduce thermal conductivity is shaded by deep balconies minimizing solar

gain while maximising daylighting and views from the apartments.

Scheme Two: Facade Type B

Facade type B has been conceived from the basic principle of combining two

elements : an internal sealed box of accommodation and deep articulated

balconies for shading and views.

Scheme Two: Facade Type C

The design solution developed for type C aims to offer a simple and modular

approach to the residential apartment design at Bluewaters.

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THE NEW SCIENCE BUILDING,UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE


UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE

HATFIELD, UK

9,000m2

£30M

2016

The 9,000m2 Sheppard Robson-designed New Science Building occupies a

prominent site at the heart of the University of Hertfordshire’s College Lane

Campus, Hatfield. A major element of the university’s 2020 Vision, the building has

been designed as a simple orthogonal structure that is derived from the cellular

grid of the flexible laboratory spaces within.

A distinctive cladding system animates the building, whilst also helping the

structure achieve BREEAM Excellent. Fins – made from expanded aluminium mesh

– wrap around the five-storey building and act as a veil , unifying the architectural

form of the structure.

The regular, vertical elements allow the internal spaces to be easily and flexibly

reconfigured, whilst also covering the extensive plant on the upper floor, which is

required for creating the carefully controlled internal spaces required.


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NELSON MANDELA CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL


NELSON MANDELA CHILDREN'S FUND

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA

29,800m2

£38m

2016

The Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital will be one of only four dedicated children’s hospitals

on the African continent and will create a much needed facil ity for children from South Africa

and the Greater Southern Africa Development Community. The hospital will operate as an

academic tertiary care referral facil ity, providing services in speciality care areas such as

cardiothoracic, neuroscience, nephrology, endocrine, reconstructive and general paediatric

surgery. It is planned as a 200-bed facil ity with capacity to grow to 300 beds, and will include

a relatively high ratio of intensive/critical care beds along with a significant quantity of family

accommodation for those accompanying sick relatives. At the centre of the design is a secret

garden, a visual and spiritual heart for the hospital, around which all activity will be based.

The shallow floor plans will allow for much of the building to be naturally l it and ventilated.

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NOTRE DAME CATHOLIC COLLEGE


LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL

LIVERPOOL, UK

10,462m2

2013

Notre Dame Catholic College in Everton is the first completed project of Liverpool City Council ’s

Liverpool Schools Investment Programme. Phase One alone will see eight schools in the city

benefitting, of which three (Notre Dame and Archbishop Beck Catholic Sports College and

Archbishop Blanch School) are being delivered by Sheppard Robson.

The design was developed from the City Council ’s ‘Liverpool Schools Concept’ where a simply

constructed large ‘shell ’ space is provided efficiently at minimal cost, allowing independent design

of the building interior to respond to the schools specific needs - and allow flexible re-organisation

throughout the building’s l ife. The over-arching aim is to improve education, boost the local

economy and build stronger local communities. Planning approval was secured on this site close

to the city centre early in 2012, construction began in August 2012 and the students arrived in

September 2013 - the same date that would have been achieved by the cancelled BSF programme.

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PROJECT ESTIDAMA

CLIENTLOCATIONAREA

CONFIDENTIAL

ABU DHABI, UAE

33,800m2

Project Estidama is a highly sustainable 30-storey tower, designed specifically for the Middle Eastern

context. Initial design analysis shows a 40% reduction in carbon emissions compared to standard office/

mixed-use towers in the region. The regulated energy consumption will be just 90KWhr/m²/yr. The building

form was designed using complex parametric algorithms, combining climate analysis with Grasshopper

modelling. A double helix spirals asymmetrically around the central core and creates a self-shading

building form with equal floorplate areas, suited to office, hotel or residential use. The upper surfaces of

the spiral are further optimised for intense solar impact and are laced with photovoltaics. Incorporating an

active double-skin facade, a delicate geometric fi l igree forms a structural diagrid and provides additional

shading to the internal spaces, while reflecting daylight onto the office floor.

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RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATIONBRUNEL UNIVERSITY


BRUNEL UNIVERSITY

MIDDLESEX, UK

17,500m2

£20m

2006

Sheppard Robson has been involved in the development of Brunel University’s campus for over 50

years. The fifth phase of the masterplan comprised seven new blocks, providing over 500 student

en-suite study bedrooms, a zinc-clad conference accommodation block and a new arts centre.

The crescent-form plan frames the green external spaces and embraces the river. A simple concrete

tunnel-form construction system has created movement and richness, allowing each flat to project

relative to its neighbours. L-shaped windows provide the study seating with panoramic views.

These robust buildings, formed uniformly in brick or in zinc, complement the Sheppard Robson

brutalist 1960s buildings they neighbour. Sheppard Robson also completed the subsequent sixth

phase of the development, which provided a further 1,400 bedrooms in 17 four- and five-storey blocks.

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RUE DU RHONE


LANGHAM ESTATE MANAGEMENT

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

5,700m2

£20m

2012

Located in a fashionable district of Geneva, close to the lake shore, 42 rue du Rhône is a major

refurbishment project, creating two levels of retail , f ive office floors and a rooftop restaurant.

The building is eight storeys above ground with four existing basement levels. Its undulating facade

takes its reference from the mountains which form the city’s backdrop and draws attention in the

oblique views along the narrow street. At parapet level the stepped profile mediates between the

different heights of the adjoining buildings, while at street level the glazing forms a canopy above

the pavement and marks the entrance. The office space is naturally l it , and ducted fresh air is provided

with radiant ceil ing panels used for cooling. With a regulated energy consumption of just 55KWhr/m²/

yr, 42 rue du Rhône will meet Swiss Minergie standards for thermal insulation and energy consumption.

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THE SAMMY OFER CENTRE


LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL

LONDON NW1, UK

30,000m2

£69m

2017

Sheppard Robson was commissioned by London Business School to create a state-of-the-

art teaching centre in the Grade II l isted Old Marylebone Town Hall and Library Annexe.

The design includes the insertion of a glazed entrance foyer l inking the two buildings, and

a new lecture theatre block. The period buildings will be completely refurbished, retaining

the ceremonial rooms in the Council House for use by Westminster Registrar ’s Office.

The glazed link will have a distinctive impact on the Marylebone Road elevation,

reflecting the new use. While complementing the historic and architectural interest of the

existing buildings, the l ink will also create a dynamic entrance to the Business School.

A new teaching block will replace the 1960s section of the Council House to accommodate

six lecture theatres seating between 80 and 100 students.

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SCOTTISH CENTRE FOR REGENERATIVE MEDICINEUNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH


UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH

EDINBURGH, UK

8,700m2

£35m

2011

The Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine is the first large-scale, purpose-built facil ity of its kind

in the UK and the first laboratory building in Scotland to receive a BREEAM Excellent rating. The Centre

will develop new treatments for human diseases affecting the nervous system, l iver and other organs.

The building’s cantilevered structure is clad in clear and opaque curtain walling maximising views of the

surrounding landscape. Vertical aluminium fins minimise solar gain and provide a striking feature to the

elevations. The internal configuration concentrates daylight and natural ventilation on the spaces that will

benefit most. Write-up spaces and offices are located around the perimeter, surrounding concentric rings

of primary and secondary laboratories and smaller specialised rooms towards the centre of the building.

The plant has been located on a mezzanine level between the laboratory areas on the ground and first

floors to maximise efficiencies within these heavily serviced spaces.

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SIEMENS MIDDLE EAST HEADQUARTERS


ADFEC (MASDAR) / SIEMENS REAL ESTATE

MASDAR CITY, ABU DHABI, UAE

210,000m2

170m AED

2013

Siemens Middle East Headquarters won the prestigious MIPIM Architectural Review Future Office Award

2012. The Headquarters has set a new standard for sustainable office buildings in the Middle East and

is anticipated to be one of the first buildings of its kind in the region to achieve LEED Platinum status.

The design began with a simple and over-arching ambition: to maximise efficiency and build more with

less. An interative process of traditional design and parametric analysis resulted in an efficient and

compact form that has reduced material and embodied carbon. Conceived as a box within a box,

a highly-insulated, airtight inner facade reduces thermal conductivity while a parametrically-optimised

lightweight aluminium external shading system minimises solar gain and maximises daylighting and

views from the building. The 4,500m² office floorplates achieve 90% efficiency and incorporate an

innovative post-tensioned flat slab with integrated void-forming technology.

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SIDNEY STRINGER ACADEMY


KIER MOSS

COVENTRY, UK

13,000m2

£20.3m

2013

The uplifting environment of the new Sidney Stringer Academy seeks to raise the aspirations of its students

and staff, and create a sustainable school which recognises future issues around climate change.

Sheppard Robson developed a “stepping stone” proposal. This allows a scheme of a less dense footprint

to emerge, and fundamentally increase in scale from a two-storey sports hall to a three-storey building

stepping across the site, integrating a storey level change seamlessly within stepping stone blocks. The

scheme offers the opportunity of a flexible ribbon of classroom accommodation, where curriculum zones

could expand and contract in response to the Academy’s needs.

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SHEFFIELD NORTHERN GENERAL HOSPITAL


KAJIMA PROPERTY HOLDINGS

SHEFFIELD, UK

10,900m2

£20m

2007

The Hadfield Wing is a bright and spacious addition to Sheffield Northern General Hospital. Architecture

and interior design together have created an environment that puts patients at ease, assisting recovery.

The new wing is a gateway to the site and offers visitors their first view of the hospital. Projecting from

a central atrium, two four-storey, L-shaped blocks give patient rooms considerable natural daylight with

views across the surrounding landscape and into planted courtyards. A glazed walkway connects the

wing with the rest of the hospital campus. The interior arrangement of the building was configured to

accommodate as many single occupancy rooms as possible. Multi-occupancy rooms have been arranged in

a staggered plan which provides every patient with access to their own openable window. Light, colour and

transparency permeate the building. Each floor is represented by seasonal colours and motifs, and a variety

of art installations complete the design.

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ST AMBROSE COLLEGE


ST AMBROSE COLLEGE

MANCHESTER, UK

11,600m2

2012

Sheppard Robson’s design for this Roman Catholic boys’ grammar school

achieved planning consent in 2010 and the school opened to pupils

in September 2012. The design reflects the college’s religious ethos,

ambitiously built in the shape of a Celtic Cross, the symbol of the Christian

brothers, with space at its centre representing the ‘heart of the community’.

At ground level there is an open-plan social area with a chapel at the heart

of the school, an auditorium for 1,000 people which can be converted into

a theatre, and a canteen. The central space is visible from all points and

provides access to teaching areas, dispensing with the need for internal

corridors. Cantilevered platforms at upper levels house staff areas, l ibrary

and ICT facil ities.

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STOCKWELL PARK HIGH SCHOOL


LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH

LONDON SW9, UK

12,000m2

£19m

2011

Stockwell Park High School in the London Borough of Lambeth was the first BSF school

to receive a CABE Excellent rating. The building's fluid form weaves around colossal

existing mature plane trees, maximising the open space available on this inner city site,

where the majority of pupils l ive in high and medium rise council blocks. The school is

simply organised as a journey, based on year by year progression physically through the

building. A sequence of year-group bases advance along the central spine, from Year 7

at the nurturing heart of the site through to the Sixth Form located at the Clapham Road

frontage. Full height glazing to the circulation spine and central breakout spaces provides

wide views back to the expansive landscaped spaces. assembly hall , music and drama

departments, the dining hall and sports centre, provide further community amenity.

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TAYLOR WESSING


TAYLOR WESSING

LONDON EC4, UK

17,000m2

£13m

2008

Taylor Wessing is a law firm employing over 750 lawyers throughout Europe. The actual and

expected growth of the London office called for new space to attract and retain the best staff.

The result was the selection of 5 New Street Square, City of London. Taylor Wessing signed up

to take 8 floors of the building and challenged ID:SR to convey their ‘people first’ philosophy in

the interior design.

The brand values of people focus and mutual trust are clearly expressed in the design which

expertly ties in the firms commitment to the arts by incorporating a bil lyundhells photographic

portrait art installation at the main reception.

The 10th floor reception offers sweeping views across London and the River Thames. The

accommodation, which includes seminar space, client meeting suites, boardroom and

restaurant, allows the space to be experienced by staff and visitors alike.

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WAINGELS COLLEGE


WOKINGHAM COUNTY COUNCIL

BERKSHIRE, UK

12,900m2

£18m

2011

The design of Waingels College is innovative in both form and construction. Its driving concept

is of the school as a community and its buildings as a vil lage of learning spaces. Four separate

buildings frame the heart of the school, a vil lage green. Three of the buildings are pastoral

bases or learning communities, while the fourth houses large, shared, communal spaces such as

the assembly and dining halls. Each base also has a smaller heart space for its own community

– a large staircase that can be used as a forum for the pupils. Avoiding long dark corridors in

favour of naturally l it , interconnected breakout areas, spaces are open and flexible, encouraging

cross-curricular interaction. The buildings were constructed using a cross-laminated timber

system as their structural base. This highly efficient envelope, combined with the incorporation

of renewable energy technologies and intell igent passive design, results in a 60% reduction in

the school’s carbon emissions.

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MASTERPLANNING

RETAIL

RESIDENTIAL

OFFICES

HOTELS

ID:SR (INTERIOR DESIGN)

SCHOOLS

UNIVERSITIES

SCIENCE

HEALTHCARE

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MASTERPLANNING

MINNA AIRPORT CITYMAEVIS LTD/CORTIS CAPITAL LLP

Location: Minna, Nigeria

Area: 1760km2

Completion: 2014

MODEL - FORMER RAF UXBRIDGEVSM ESTATES LTD

Location: Uxbridge

Area: 46ha

Completion: 2010

Sheppard Robson’s international masterplanning projects vary widely in scale as well as geographical and social contexts, with a central focus on building and improving communities.

Current projects include rethinking the water supply and sanitation across five African cities, improving living conditions for 40 million people. Closer to home, we are working on three town centre masterplans in Central London as well as building new communities on large brown field sites, such as our recently completed Barking Riverside development.

Martin Sagar RIBAMasterplanning Lead


KING STREET REGENERATIONKING STREET DEVELOPMENTS

Location: London, UK

Area: 49,500m²

Construction value: £120m

Completion: 2015

399 EDGWARE ROADDEVELOPMENT SECURITIES

Location: Spain, Poland, Northern

France


Completion: 2015

TESCO WOOLWICHTESCO STORES


Area: 21,000m²


Completion: 2012

KING STREET REGENERATIONKING STREET DEVELOPMENTS

HAMMERSMITH LTD


Area: 55,000m2

Completion: 2014

CHRISP STEET, E14UNITED HOUSE / POPLARHARCA


Area: 50,000m2


Completion: 2018

RUE DU RHONELANGHAM ESTATE MANAGEMENT LTD

Location: Geneva, Switzerland

Area: 5,700m²


Completion: 2012

RETAIL

The retail sector continues to undergo rapid change, and one of the key challenges of designing retail buildings is the abil ity to respond to these changes and the needs of the increasingly sophisticated consumer.

Sheppard Robson’s broad portfolio of projects in the retail sector ranges from standalone buildings to complex mixed-use projects, with the integration shopping into the existing urban fabric a key theme throughout our designs. Our retail projects deliver high quality and innovative buildings, understanding the needs of our diverse clients.

Claire Haywood RIBARetail Lead


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GROSVENOR WATERSIDEST JAMES URBAN LIVING


Area: 22,700m²


Completion: 2011

AVANTE LINTONCREST NICHOLSON (SOUTH)

Location: Kent, UK

Area: 12,000m²


Completion: 2011

MITRE SQUAREHELICAL BAR


Area: 25,300m²


Completion: 2014

1 ST PAUL'S CHURCHYARDCIS / AXA REAL ESTATE

INVESTMENT MANAGERS


Area: 9,800m²


Completion: 2013

NEWHALLBELLWAY HOMES LTD

Location: Harlow

Area: 66,400m²


Completion: 2014

STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONUNIVERSITY OF SALFORD

Location: Salford, UK

Area: 52,000m²


Completion: 2012

WESTMINSTER PLACE, SE1DELANCY ESTATES LTD


Area: 31,600m²


Completion: 2009

AZURE BUILDING: SKYPARKSTANDARD LIFE INVESTMENTS

Location: Glasgow, Scotland

Area: 14,200m2

Completion: 2016

RESIDENTIAL

The practice’s residential portfolio ranges from suburban housing developments and regeneration projects, such as Barking Riverside and Newhall, to complex urban mixed-use city developments, including Fitzroy Place and Barts Square. Whether our brief is to design family housing, a student residential development, or for the affordable, private rental and prime markets - our approach centres around designing a product bespoke to its context and the marketplace, whilst taking into account the lifestyle of the occupier.

All projects benefit from specialist knowledge of sustainable design and our interiors team, ID:SR. This integrated design approach adds value by delivering high-quality homes and communities that stand the test of time.

Alan Shingler RIBAResidential Lead


OFFICES

The practice has been designing offices successfully for over 30 years. Our award-winning portfolio covers HQs and speculative developments; urban and out of town projects; as well as new-build and complete refurbishment schemes.

We work with developers, investors and occupiers – all of which benefit from our collaborations with the practice’s interior design group, ID:SR. This holistic approach has led to a deep understanding of the demands and trends of prospective occupiers across all sectors.

We use good design to add value to the businesses we work with, supporting and showcasing a company’s brand values whilst putting employee well-being and productivity at the heart of the design process.

Mark Kowal RIBAOffices Lead


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CITIZENM TOWER OF LONDONCITIZENM HOTELS


Area: 12,800m²


Completion: 2016

SPORT CITYALLIED LONDON PROPERTIES

Location: Manchester, UK

Area: 61,000m²


Completion: Competition

GREAT NEWPORT STREETCONSOLIDATED DEVELOPMENTS


Area: 6,100m²


Completion: 2013

PINNEY BEACH ESTATECHELMOR PROPERTY

Location: Nevis, Caribbean

Area: 48,000m²


Completion: Concept design

RBSFINANCIAL SERVICES

Location: UK and global

Area: 2,000-35,000m²

Completion: 2002-ongoing

BURGES SALMONLEGAL SERVICES

Location: Bristol, UK

Area: 16,000m²

Completion: 2010

ITV MEDIACITYUKITV

Location: Salford, UK

Area: 6,000m²

Completion: 2013

JOHN LEWIS PARTNERSHIP PLCJOHN LEWIS

Location: London & Braknell , UK

Area: 8,000m²

Completion: 2014

HOTELS

When designing hotels, we complement our specialist knowledge of the sector by drawing upon our experiences of delivering major mix-used and residential projects. This cross-typology approach results in hotels that resonate with guests whilst being in tune with the marketplace, helping clients harness the value of good design. We are currently designing numerous hotels that use modular construction techniques to deliver major developments in 25% less time onsite and reduce energy consumption by 10%.

Our work designing cities on both a micro and macro level allows us to carefully integrate hotel projects into larger mixed-use developments . Our recently completed Popoko Hotel illustrates how a a major hotel can be knitted together with a broad range of services, including restaurants, apartments, shops, and a corporate headquarters.

Dan BurrHotels Lead


ID:SR

ID:SR is Sheppard Robson’s award-winning interior design group.

Our activity-driven design approach puts people at the heart of the design process. Designing for excellence, we aim to create functional, beautiful spaces that are efficient and enhance people’s experience of a place, whether they are to live, work or play in.

Our work with clients starts with a strategic brief. We use this to build a comprehensive understanding of a project and ensure the work we deliver is consistent with the aspirations of the client and culture of an organisation. Whether designing for a private individual or large team, we deliver projects that have a high level of detail and clear, engaging concept. As well as a complete understanding of how design can be used to create remarkable spaces, our holistic range of services also includes Fit-Out, Due Diligence, Space Analysis, and Workplace Strategy; the sum of which is a holistic approach which allows clients to harness the many benefits of careful planning and award-winning design.

Helen Berresford RIBAID:SR Lead


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ESSA ACADEMYBOLTON COUNCIL

Location: Bolton, UK

Area: 8,300m²

Construction value: £16.5m

Completion: 2011

CITY ACADEMYCITY ACADEMY

Location: Norwich, UK

Area: 10,200m²


Completion: 2012

THE OPEN ACADEMYNORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL

Location: Norwich, UK

Area: 9,000m²


Completion: 2010

SIDNEY STRINGER ACADEMYCOVENTRY COUNTY COUNCIL

Location: Coventry, UK

Area: 13,500m²


Completion: 2012

BRYNMOR JONES LIBRARYUNIVERSITY OFHULL

Location: Hull , UK

Area: 16,000²


Completion: 2015

CENTRE FOR VIRUS RESEARCHUNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW

Location: Glasgow, UK

Area: 3,700m²


Completion: 2014

DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, EAST & CENTRAL QUADS, GRANGEGORMANNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

FINANCE AGENCY

Location: Dublin, UK

Area: 36,000m²

Construction value: £180

Completion: 2017

THE NEW SCIENCE BUILDINGUNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE

Location: Hatfield, UK

Area: 9,000m²


Completion: 2015

SCHOOLS

Does the quality of school building matter? We believe emphatically that it does. Recall your own experience of life at school and the impact the building fabric and organisational structure had on you. We aim to realise the most useful deployment of the budget, harnessing our enthusiasm and experience to deliver the highest quality educational environment – whether state or private, primary or secondary.

Lee Bennett RIBASchools Lead


UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

Our portfolio of higher education projects – ranging from full-scale estate strategies to specialist buildings – continues to adapt to the ever-changing political and economic landscapes that shape how estates departments approach development.

From the seminal buildings for Churchill College, Cambridge, over 50 years ago to the recently completed Alan Gilbert Learning Commons at The University of Manchester (winner of the Guardian’s “University Facility of the Year” 2014), the practice has a track record of engaging with the latest pedagogic trends and research. This is combined with a deep understanding of the tradition, culture and heritage of the higher education sector, to deliver award-winning, inspirational buildings and spaces.

Tony Poole RIBAUniversities and Colleges Lead


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CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTREBRUNTWOOD

Location: Manchester, UK

Area: 12,000m²


Completion: 2013

LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF TROPICAL MEDICINESHEPHERD CONSTRUCTION

Location: Liverpool, UK

Area: 7,200m²


Completion: 2007

INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCESUNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE

Location: Glasgow, UK

Area: 8,500m²


Completion: 2011

WOLFSON EDUCATION CENTRE & CSC IMAGING CENTREIMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON


Area: 3,100m²

Construction value: £

Completion: 2008

CHELSEA & WESTMINSTER HOSPITALNORTH WEST THAMES RHA


Area: 105,000m²


Completion: 1992

BRENTWOOD COMMUNITY HOSPITALKAJIMA PARTNERSHIPS

Location: Essex, UK

Area: 8,200m²


Completion: 2008

TSEUNG KWAN O HOSPITALHIP HING - CHUN WO JV

Location: Hong Kong

Area: 35,400m² GIFA


Completion: 2012

BIRMINGHAM TREATMENT CENTREJARVIS CONSTRUCTION (UK)

Location: Birmingham, UK

Area: 13,000m²


Completion: 2006

SCIENCE

The best scientific research demands high levels of precision in carefully controlled environments. Understanding the exacting standards of the sector, Sheppard Robson has designed numerous award-winning laboratory projects that support world class research.

As well as recently winning the S-LAB award for Laboratory Design of the Year, Sheppard Robson has written and edited the chapter on laboratory design for the two most recent editions of the Metric Handbook, the definitive guide to best practice in design.

Eugene Sayers RIBAScience Lead


HEALTHCARE

Sheppard Robson has a long track record of designing innovative healthcare buildings, stemming from the practice’s Chelsea & Westminster Hospital project – completed in 1992 – which redefined hospital architecture in the UK. Using this specialist experience developed over the last two decades, we continue to innovate in the sector and deliver high-quality buildings that include major new PFI hospitals and supporting hospital trusts and other providers on projects of varying scale and budgets.

Alex Solk RIBAHealthcare Lead


2015NORTH WEST INSIDER PROPERTY AWARDSARCHITECT'S PRACTICE OF THE YEARWinner

2015AJ120 (ARCHITECTS' JOURNAL)SUSTAINABLE PRACTICE OF THE YEARShortlisted

2015NORTH WEST INSIDER PROPERTY AWARDSCOMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE YEARCitylabs, ManchesterWinner

2015NORTH WEST INSIDER PROPERTY AWARDSARCHITECTS' PRACTICE OF THE YEARWinner

2015BUILDING AWARDSINTERNATIONAL PROJECT OF THE YEAR Siemens Middle East Headquarters Shortlisted

2015RICS NORTH WESTDESIGN THROUGH INNOVATIONNotre Dame Catholic CollegeShortlisted

2015RICS NORTH WESTDESIGN THROUGH INNOVATION AND REGENERATIONManchester Metropolitan University, Brooks BuildingShortlisted

2015RICS NORTH WESTDESIGN FOR INNOVATION AND COMMERCIALCitylabs, ManchesterShortlisted

2014GUARDIAN UNIVERSITY AWARDSBEST FACILITYUniversity of Manchester, Alan Gilbert Learning CommonsWinner

2014EDUCATION ESTATES AWARDSPROJECT OF THE YEAR - COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESManchester Metropolian University, Birley CampusShortlisted

2014EDUCATION ESTATES AWARDSPROJECT OF THE YEAR SCHOOLSNotre Dame Catholic CollegeShortlisted

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2014BRITISH COUNCIL FOR OFFICESCOPORATE WORKPLACEBBC Broadcasting House Redevelopment, Portland Place, LondonJoint winner

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2014GUARDIAN UNIVERSITY AWARDSBEST FACILITYStaffordshire University, Science & Technology CentreWinner

2014ARCHITIZER A+OFFICE BUILDINGSiemens Middle EastFinalist

2014HOUSING DESIGN AWARDSPROJECT SCHEMESNewhallShortlisted

2014GUARDIAN UNIVERSITY AWARDSBEST FACILITYUniversity of Manchester, Alan Gilbert Learning CommonsFinalist

2014SUNDAY TIMES BRITISH HOMESHOUSING PROJECT79 Camden Road, NW1Shortlisted

2014BRITISH CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AWARDSINTERNATIONAL AWARDSiemens Middle East HeadquartersShortlisted

2013BRITISH COUNCIL OF OFFICESCOMMERCIAL WORKPLACE AWARD SOUTH WESTBridgewater House, Finzels Reach BristolWinner

2013PLACEMAKING AWARDSRETAIL-LED PLACEMAKINGWoolwich Town Centre DevelopmentFinalist

2013AJ100 (ARCHITECTS' JOURNAL)SUSTAINABLE PRACTICE OF THE YEARWinner

2013HOUSING DESIGN AWARDSCOMPLETED PROJECTS, GRAHAM PYE AWARDBarking RiversideWinner

2013RICSBUILDING CONSERVATIONWade Deacon School Shortlisted

2013RIBASOUTH/ SOUTH EAST REGIONWaingels CollegeRegional Winner

2013MEED QUALITY AWARD FOR PROJECTSUAE SUSTAINABLE PROJECT OF THE YEARSiemens Middle East HeadquartersWinner

2013GERMAN DESIGN COUNCILICONIC AWARDS - CORPORATE ARCHITECTURESiemens Middle East HeadquartersWinner

2013CITYSCAPE AWARDS FOR EMERGING MARKETSSUSTAINABILITY (BUILT)Siemens Middle East HeadquartersWinner

2013RIBAWEST MIDLANDS, REGIONAL SPECIAL AWARD (SUSTAINABILITY)Sidney Stringer AcademyShortlisted

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2013CIVIC TRUST AWARDSWEST MIDLANDSSidney Stringer AcademyShortlisted

2013S-LAB AWARDSNEW LABORATORYScottish Centre for Segenerative MedicineWinner

2013RICSDESIGN & INNOVATIONSt Ambrose College, TraffordHighly Commended

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2013SUNDAY TIMES BRITISH HOMESDEVELOPMENT OF THE YEARBarking RiversideShortlisted

2013NEW LONDON ARCHITECTURE AWARDSRESIDENTIALBarking RiversideShortlisted

2013 HOUSEBUILDER AWARDSDESIGN FOR THREE STOREYS OR FEWERBarking RiversideShortlisted

2013MIXOLOGYLARGE COMMERCIAL INTERIORS PROJECT OF THE YEARChannel 4Winner

2012THE GREEN ORGANISATIONGREEN APPLE ENVIRONMENTLancaster Insitute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA)Winner

2012MANCHESTER SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS DESIGN AWARDCommunityLancaster Insitute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA)Commended

2013CIVIC TRUST AWARDSWEST MIDLANDSSidney Stringer AcademyShortlisted

2012RIBASOUTH LONDONStockwell Park High School, LambethShortlisted

2012MIPIM ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW FUTURE PROJECTS AWARDSOFFICESSiemens Middle East HeadquartersWinner

2012HOUSING DESIGN AWARDSPROJECTSRowan Park, LondonWinner

2012 BRITISH COUNCIL FOR OFFICES AWARDSFIT-OUT OF A WORKPLACE, NORTH OF ENGLANDBBC North, MediaCityUKWinner

COMMERCIAL WORKPLACE,NORTH OF ENGLANDOrange, MediaCityUKShortlisted

2012NORTH WEST INSIDER PROPERTY AWARDSARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE OF THE YEARWinner

2012BREEAM AWARDSHIGHER EDUCATION Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA)Winner

2012 AIT AWARDSWORKPLACE INTERIORBBC North, MediaCityUK

2012RIBA AWARDSStockwell Park High School Shortlisted

2012AJ100 AWARDSCLIENT CHOICEShortlisted

2012 BRITISH COUNCIL FOR SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS AWARDSSECONDARY PROJECTSEssa Academy, Bolton ShortlistedStockwell Park High School, London ShortlistedJONATHAN IBIKUNLE SCHOOL ARCHITECT OF THE YEAR Shortlisted

2012RICS NORTH WEST AWARDSCOMMERCIALOrange, MediaCityUKShortlisted

2012SCOTTISH DESIGN AWARDSSUSTAINABLE DESIGNScottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine, University of EdinburghShortlisted

2012BUILDING AWARDSSUSTAINABILITY PROJECT OF THE YEARLancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA)Shortlisted

2012SUSTAIN AWARDSARCHITECTURE & DESIGNOFF SITE CONSTRUCTIONLancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA)Shortlisted

2012GREEN BUILD AWARDSEDUCATION BUILDINGLancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA)Shortlisted

2012ICE LONDON CIVIL ENGINEERING AWARDSBBC Broadcasting House, Phase 2Shortlisted

2012MANCHESTER SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS DESIGN AWARDSLancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA)Commendation

2012GREATER MANCHESTER GREEN BUSINESS AWARDSLARGE BUSINESSShortlisted

2011SUNDAY TIMES BEST GREEN COMPANIESTOP 602011ISTRUCTIE AWARDSDAVID ALSOP SUSTAINABILITY AWARDOpen Academy, NorwichCommendation

2011ARCHITECT OF THE YEAR AWARDSENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCEWinner

AWARDS SUSTAINABILITY AWARDBrynmor Jones Library, University of HullWinner

2016RIBA AWARDSSOUTH WEST REGIONAL AWARDUniversity of Bristol, Life Sciences BuildingShortlisted

2016MIXOLOGY DESIGN STUDIO OF THE YEARShortlisted

2016BRITISH COUNCIL FOR OFFICESCORPORATE WORKPLACEManchester Metropolitan University, Brooks BuildingShortlisted

2016BRITISH COUNCIL FOR OFFICESFIT-OUT OF WORKPLACEKPMG, One St Peter's SquareShortlisted

2016AJ100 (ARCHITECTS' JOURNAL)SUSTAINABLE PRACTICE OF THE YEARSHORTLISTED

2015CAMDEN CLIMATE CHANGE ALLIANCEMARKS OF ACHIEVEMENT - CUTTING CARBONPracticeWinner2015CAMDEN CLIMATE CHANGE ALLIANCEMARKS OF ACHIEVEMENT - TEAM GREENPracticeWinner

2015HOUSING DESIGN AWARDS PROJECT SCHEMES79 Camden Road, NW1Shortlisted

2015ARCHITECTS FOR HEALTHNEW BUILDINGCitylabs, ManchesterWinner

2015RICS SCOTLAND AWARDS INFRASTRUCTURESouth Dalmarnock Integrated Urban InfrastructureWinner

2017BUILDING AWARDSHOUSING PROJECT OF THE YEARFitzroy Place (Residential), W1Shortlisted

2017AHEAD AWARDSEVENT SPACEScitizenM Tower of London, SE1Shortlisted

BEST URBAN HOTEL - NEW BUILDcitizenM Tower of London, SE1Shortlisted

2017NEW LONDON ARCHITECTURE AWARDSRESIDENTIALWellington Street, SE18Shortlisted

MIXED-USEFitzroy Place (Offices), W1Shortlisted

HOTELScitizenM Tower of London, SE1Shortlisted

2017BRITISH COUNCIL FOR OFFICESFIT-OUT OF WORKPLACEKPMG, LeedsRegional Winner

2017LONDON PLANNING AWARDSBEST NEW PUBLIC SPACEFitzroy Place (Residential), W1Winner

2016LABC BUILDING EXCELLENCE AWARDSBEST COMMUNITY PROJECTBrynmor Jones Library, University of HullWinner

2016SCOTTISH DESIGN AWARDSHEALTH BUILDING OF THE YEARUniversity of Glasgow, Centre for Virus ResearchShortlisted

2016RIBA AWARDSYORKSHIRE REGIONAL AWARDBrynmor Jones Library, University of HullWinner

CONSERVATION AWARDBrynmor Jones Library, University of HullRegional Winner

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ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE EQUITIES

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ANSELL & BAILEY

ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB

ARTS THEATRE CLUB

ARUP

ASTRAZENECA

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AXA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGERS

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BAMBU ECO-LODGE TRUST

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BALFOUR BEATTY

BANK OF ENGLAND

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BARKING COLLEGE

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BBC

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BILFINGER BERGER BOT

BILLERICAY, BRENTWOOD & WICKFORD

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BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL

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BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY

BLACKPOOL PRIMARY CARE TRUST

BLUE SUEDE

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BOOTS PENSIONS

BORDER GRAPHICS

BOURNEMOUTH & POOLE COLLEGE

BOWMER & KIRKLAND

BP INTERNATIONAL

BOX TELEVISION LTD

BRITISH LAND DEVELOPMENTS

BROADGATE ESTATES

BRUNEL UNIVERSITY

BRUNTWOOD

BURGES SALMON

CC LE MASURIER

CB RICHARD ELLIS

CAINS

CANCER RESEARCH UK

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CHANNEL 4

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CITY UNIVERSITY LONDON

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CONSOLIDATED DEVELOPMENTS

CORTIS CAPITAL

COSTAIN GROUP

COVENTRY CITY COUNCIL

CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY

CREST NICHOLSON

CUH2A

CUMBRIA VISION

DDANDARA

DELANCEY ESTATES

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KPMG

LLAING O’ROURKE

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SHEPHERD CONSTRUCTION

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SIR JOHN CASS’S FOUNDATION

SIR ROBERT MCALPINE LTD

SLEEPERZ HOTELS

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SONGJIANG CITY PLANNING ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU

SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT EUROPE

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STOKE-ON-TRENT SIXTH FORM COLLEGE

STRUCTURETONE

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THE NAIROBI HOSPITAL

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THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND GROUP

THE SALVATION ARMY

TOYOTA (GB)

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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE

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