Architectural Competitions

The Parochial Church Council of St Michael le Belfrey Church invited architect-led multi-disciplinary teams from around the world to enter a competition for the reordering of St Michael le Belfrey Church in York.

Green City Kigali is a sustainable urban development project spearheaded by Rwanda’s Green Fund (FONERWA), with the financial support of the German Development Cooperation through KfW Development Bank. The competition selection process sought to appoint an experienced and suitably qualified Urban and Architectural Design Consultant organisation to further develop their masterplan proposals for the 600 hectare Kinyinya Hill area, together with a detailed masterplan and associated construction stage information for the pilot development.

The London Borough of Richmond sought a design team for the Twickenham Riverside Development, with the potential to transform the town and make a contribution to the quality of life and economic success of the area.

The RIBA has announced the winner of the 'Vision of the Future' competition, on behalf of SOG Ltd. The competition to redesign The Heath Business and Technical Park in Runcorn, Cheshire, asked entrants to generate conceptual ideas to transform this 60-acre site into a sustainable, multi-use and carbon-free environment.

A design ideas competition on behalf of Hull City Council. This was to design a new waterfront housing development, with the ambition of creating a unique and distinctive urban neighbourhood.

Flexible housing design competition on behalf of the Great Places Lakes and Dales Partnership (GPLD) which sought concept designs for two sites within the GPLD area.

Oxford Street launched a global call for the redesign of its world famous and universally loved Christmas lights.

To design a prestigious new building and re-develop the existing Grade I listed library and landscape

Network Rail Open design competition sought new ideas to help inform the design and installation of fully accessible pedestrian footbridges across the UK rail network.

Johnson Matthey to build a Customer Innovation Centre which is planned for its site at Sonning Common, Reading. The centre will showcase how Johnson Matthey applies cutting edge science to create innovative, sustainable solutions to its customers’ complex problems.