Edinburgh No.3 St Andrew Square is part of a retained listed building, which was part of the 1926 extension to Forsyth House, and was refurbished in 2017. No.3 SAS was refurbished as part of a larger development of 1-8 SAS. The building comprises five luxury residential
Bicester Heyford Hotel is the focal point for the new Heyford Park mixed use development near Bicester in Oxfordshire. The site is more than 1,200 acres situated on a former RAF base. The masterplan for the site being developed by Dorchester Living comprises commercial, retail and
Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge Harvey Court was designed by Leslie Martin and was constructed in the early 1960s with minor cosmetic works carried out during its lifetime. The interior and exterior of the building are Grade II listed and provide student halls of residence for
Dormy House Dormy House provides luxury clubhouse, changing, meeting, retail and social facilities at the five-star Gleneagles Hotel. Frequented by golfing elite, Dormy House was fully refurbished as part of the preparations for the 2014 Ryder Cup, hosted at Gleneagles. The refurbishment included the creation of
London The firm is commissioned by the Mercers Company to create a new retail and residential quarter within the heart of Covent Garden. Termed Mercers Yard, it is the creation of a new piazza within a listed block just off Long Acre. The development will contain restaurants, retail
New graduate accommodation formed part of the Silsoe Campus Relocation Programme for Cranfield University, and involved the construction of 200 graduate bedrooms within a five-block plan. Each block is four storeys high and contains typical student bedrooms, laundry areas and kitchens. A very demanding programme
Sutherland Originally a 13th century stone tower house, and rebuilt as a large fortified palace in 1545, the old castle was included in the structure created when Andrew Carnegie bought the estate and built a mansion in the 19th century. Now an exclusive hotel and club,
St Andrews Sitting behind the 18th green and the Royal and Ancient Club House at St Andrews, Hamilton Grand with its distinctive red sandstone and white turret is one of the most photographed buildings in the world of golf. Built in 1895, the hotel was requisitioned