We’re excited to share more good news for Falcon Road Bridge, which has also been shortlisted for a New London Architecture Award 2026 in the Public Spaces category! We’re incredibly proud to see the project receive further recognition for its contribution to London’s placemaking.
Following our London Festival of Architecture competition win, our team worked with the Wandsworth community to rethink one of Clapham Junction’s most overlooked spaces.
At the heart of the project is a belief that public space should feel rooted in the people who use it. Through co-design and close collaboration, our team built local stories and identity into the fabric of the scheme, giving new life to an important piece of existing infrastructure. Together, we turned a dark and unwelcoming underpass into a safer, greener and more characterful public route, bringing together public art, lighting and planting.
We’re delighted to see that approach recognised by NLA, and grateful to everyone who helped make the project possible: London Borough of Wandsworth, GPAD, POoR Collective, MRG Studio, Smiling Wolf, Sutton Vane Associates, AJ Wells, Cundall, MDA Consulting, Network Rail and the Community of Wandsworth.
Photography by Matt Bell
Falcon Road Bridge has been shortlisted for an AJ Architecture Award 2026 in the Landscape & Public Realm category!
Our #LFA competition winning team worked closely with the Wandsworth community to transform the dark, unwelcoming underpass into a vibrant landmark at the heart of Clapham Junction. The project combines public art, lighting and planting to create a safer, greener and more welcoming route that celebrates the people and places that give Wandsworth its identity.
The shortlisting reflects our belief that the most successful architecture often begins with what is already there, renewing existing places through collaboration, craft and a deep understanding of the people who use them.
A huge thank you to everyone who helped bring the project to life: London Borough of Wandsworth, GPAD, POoR Collective, MRG Studio, Smiling Wolf, Sutton Vane Associates, AJ Wells, Cundall, MDA, Network Rail, the Community of Wandsworth
Photography by Mickey LF Lee
Furnace Hill and Neepsend has been shortlisted for a Pineapple Award in the Future Place category!
Developed with Arup for Homes England and Sheffield City Council, the Heritage led masterplan sets out a long-term, people-first vision for transforming 4.4 hectares of historic industrial neighbourhoods into mixed, inclusive places. The framework supports over 1,300 new homes, alongside workspace, independent shops, cultural and community uses, new public squares, green spaces and improved riverside access.
The work helped secure £67 million of public funding to unlock regeneration on complex brownfield land. It demonstrates how collaborative designs rooted in an understanding of the area’s heritage and character, which prioritise re-use and low-carbon approaches, can create real momentum to shape our cities.
A big thank you to everyone involved in getting the project to this point.
White Lion Street has been shortlisted for an FX award in the UK Workplace Environment, any size category.
The intention for this scheme was to create highly sustainable commercial building which improves the street scene and creates a desirable place to work. The design has a refined exposed aesthetic and introduces a contemporary identity through materiality and an open floor plate design, creating much needed workspace in the area. Drawing on the history of the building, which used to accommodate weavers/drapers, laser cut metal panels have been incorporated throughout with a pattern alluding to the sites history.
Winners are to be announced on 30th November 2022 at the awards dinner at Grosvenor House Hotel.
Tailors Corner is a finalist for the British Council for Offices Awards in the Recycled/Refurbished Workplace category. What a great start to the year, well done to the project team.
The design for Tailor’s Corner includes a complete refurbishment of the façade, including the reinstatement of a traditional shop front more in keeping with the original age of the building, refurbished interior, and new roof terraces.
The BCO awards acknowledge innovation and focuses external attention on examples of best practice. Established in 1992, the competition has grown and developed over the years with a number of innovations to categories and the way the Awards are presented.
We are pleased to announce that our recent refurbishment of 16 Eastcheap has been shortlisted for an AJ Retrofit Award in the workplace £5million – £10million category.
Situated in the City of London, the original building is extremely robust and with having had several different iterations, the team felt it was imperative to keep the existing building and be the next stage of its lifecycle. 16 Eastcheap will continue to contribute to the conservation area, bringing additional social value in the City.
The AJ Retrofit Awards, brought to you by The Architects’ Journal, celebrate the design expertise behind the vital renewal and repurposing of existing buildings, slashing the industry’s carbon footprint in the process. With a huge spend on upgrading housing, commercial and industrial buildings in prospect, retrofits will play a major role in the future of UK construction. The awards cover nine categories, including healthcare, housing, higher education and listed buildings.
Tabernacle Street has been shortlisted in the Offices under 2,000 sqm category of the AJ Retrofit Awards. Read More
We are excited to announce that Wittering House has been shortlisted in the Small House of the Year category of The Sunday Times British Homes Awards.
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Wittering House has been shortlisted in the Homes category of New London Awards.
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We delighted that Crinan Street be shortlisted for the AJ Retrofit Awards in the Office under 2,000m2 category. Read More
