Architectural Competitions

‘The Wall’ is a visionary project to create a new dramatic and inspirational landmark in the UK, a piece of public art of national significance. It will be constructed of a million bricks, or equivalent, each representing a story where someone has prayed to Jesus.

Lancaster University was seeking to select a multi-disciplinary team with innovative design skills to rejuvenate The ‘Spine’ - the principal pedestrian walkway on its Bailrigg campus - and transform it into an inspirational space where people learn, work, live and socialise.

The RIBA Lounge at MIPIM UK was looking to add a highly visible, architectural design element to the show to promote both the profession and RIBA members

A new landmark pedestrian bridge connecting The Meadows to The Crescent across the River Irwell to open up access to The Meadows and ensure that it becomes a well-used resource for the local community, while also attracting new visitors to the area.

The brief for the new Centre called for world-class architecture which matches LSE’s international academic reputation. The brief also specified the need to demolish and redevelop of a number of existing buildings on Houghton Street and Clare Market on the School’s Aldwych campus.

A non-denominational reception building that will provide commemorative services for a green burial site to be created at Alne Wood, near Alcester.

The ideas competition was managed on behalf of The Wates Group, to speculate on new ideas for typologies and neighbourhood arrangements to cater for the private rented development, creating truly flexible homes and communities, and other benefits for those privately renting.

The redevelopment of the Curtis Green building forms part of the largest ever transformation of the police estate and following the competition it now provides a more modern, efficient, secure and cost-effective estate - ensuring the Metropolitan Police Service remains at the forefront of 21st century policing.

Theis + Khan were selected to transform a 1950s London office into a vibrant work space for the RIBA's new offices at 76 Portland Place, London

The competition for 44 Lincoln’s Inn Fields presented a unique design challenge for architects worldwide to secure a high-profile global scheme with the opportunity to produce a design for a new landmark building in one of central London’s most important and historic areas.