Eldridge Smerin

Architects Nick Eldridge and Piers Smerin launched Eldridge Smerin in 1998. Their first project, The Lawns, a family house in the Highgate Conservation Area in London for Frances and John Sorrell won awards from the RIBA and Civic Trust, was shortlisted for the prestigious Stirling Prize and cemented their reputation as leaders of the new wave of cutting edge domestic architecture with a series of commissions for new houses on similarly sensitive sites.

Edward Moore

A practice born from varied design backgrounds and a vision for a studio that provides not only a professional service but bespoke architectural solutions.
Driven by a belief in the art of architecture as a global resource, and equally our place within it. We are a studio that promotes collaboration across the board, to achieve a high degree of support for the design, encouraging new insights that can lead to design innovation.
Paring back the brief to see past the conspicuous, we seek to provide inspirational spaces and a connection to nature and the individual.
From the large scale to the small, for public or for private, we are unassuming by nature, acknowledging the non-linearity of the process.
With an open mind and without preconceptions, we approach each project as an opportunity for architecture as a discourse.
Backed by critical thinking and a design methodology that eliminates compromise and crystallizes the brief, no matter how challenging.
Social milieu and place in time is fundamental, prompting innovation that takes its cue from the essence of local culture, while retaining relevance to the wider context of the world.
Driven by curiosity and exploration, yet bearing in mind budgetary constraints, we work with the client to achieve crafted, considered and provocative results.......more

EPR Architects

EPR Architects has a strong design ethos based on clarity of form, quality of space and understanding of construction. Our clients are drawn from among the UK and Europe’s leading developers, institutions, public bodies and users, with whom we frequently form long-term relationships. Repeat commissions are our most powerful testimonial. Underlying the continuing success of the practice is the ongoing commitment to the delivery of a highly professional service, characterised by an enthusiasm for quality buildings. Our enthusiasm is based on the contribution we can make to a project rather than its financial value. To fulfil this commitment we are dedicated to fostering talent and skills through investment in people, as well as the resources and technology to support them. We are committed to maintaining and improving the quality of our architecture, to aim for new levels of excellence, ideas and service. The aim is to create a culture that can produce work which is inspiring for those who are designing it as well as those who will inhabit it. To deliver this service, EPR Architects works in a series of teams. Particular skills reside within the teams, although staff move between them as required by the programme. The Company includes a specialist interiors division, model making shop as well as in-house computer imaging studio

Edgley Design

Edgley Design is a young, creative award winning RIBA Chartered architectural practice based in Hoxton, East London, set up by Jake Edgley in 2004.Our wide range of experience includes residential new build and refurbishment, property development and urban masterplanning. Jake has previously worked for practices including Foster & Partners and Squires on masterplanning, mixed use and commercial office projects, and residential schemes. He also has a wide range of experience in property developmentPractice Director: Jake Edgley BA(hons) AAdip ARB RIBA

Enric Miralles

Spanish architect and designer, born in Barcelona. Enric Miralles trained at ETSAB (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona) until 1974.
From 1973-83 Enric Miralles collaborated with Albert Viaplana and Helio Piñon and in 1985 began the practice of Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós.
In 1990 Enric Miralles set up practice with his wife and partner Benedetta Tagliabue.
Enric Miralles was highly regarded as a very inventive architect. Enric Miralles was defined the enfant terrible of Spanish architecture.
Since 1985 Enric Miralles was a professor at ETSAB (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona). In 1990 he began as Director and Professor of the Master Class at Städelschule of Frankfurt and beginning in 1992 served as the "Kenzo Tange Chair” professor at the GSD of Harvard University.
As an architect of many works, his projects include, the Igualada Cemetery in Spain (1995) and the rehabilitation of Utrecht City Hall in Holland (2000).
Two of his projects currently under construction are The New Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh and The New Headquarters of Gas Natural in Barcelona.Enric Miralles was also active as an interior designer, with projects including The Hipostila shelving system(1989) in collaboration with Lluis Clotet and Oscar Tusquets Blanca for Bd Ediciones de Diseño, Lungomare Bench for Escofet,(2000), Vacante bench for Sellex (1991)., and many other furnishing designs which were not put in production.

Enric Miralles has received numerous awards, including the National Prize of Spanish Architecture 1995, FAD Prize(Fomento Artes Decorativas) 1985 and 2000, The European ITALSTAD (Italy) 1991. Leone d’Oro Prize at the Biennale di Venezia 1996.Enric Miralles work has been published internationally in the most distinguished reviews, El Croquis N.100 101, Enric Miralles Benedetta Tagliabue 1996-2000. GG. Miralles Tagliabue Time Architecture 1999. Electa, Documenti di Architettutra. Benedetta Tagliabue. Enric Miralles: Opere e Progetti. 1996. In 1999 he was named an Honorary member of The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland.

Ellerbe Becket

Ellerbe Becket is one of the most respected architecture, interiors and engineering and firms in the world. With a 100-year legacy, Ellerbe Becket has an amazing ability to stay ahead of the ever-changing marketplace. The professionals work for their clients' success in an environment that demands specialty knowledge, collaboration and innovation. In fact,Ellerbe Becket is guided by a simple, yet powerful vision: [SUCCESS] without limits. It's what gets Ellerbe Becket out of bed in the morning and drives to deliver high quality buildings with ingenious solutions to client challenges. Over the years the Ellerbe Becket name has become synonymous with outstanding hospitals and clinics, stadiums and arenas, heating and cooling systems and mission critical facilities.
And Ellerbe Becket extends to higher education, workplace and interiors, and the government and corporate sectors. The design and construction industry is changing constantly. Yesterday's impossibilities are today's standards. In this dynamic environment, Ellerbe Becket leads the way.
Ellerbe Becket enters its second century as one of the world's preeminent firms, offering architecture, interiors and engineering services. The firm's collaborative, studio-based approach has a single-minded focus: producing outstanding buildings that serve their clients' needs and cultural framework.

Formed through a merger between Minnesota-based Ellerbe and California-based Welton Becket & Associates, the inherent strengths of Ellerbe Becket's approach have resulted in its solid reputation as a firm that leads large, complex projects, in areas such as workplace environments, commercial and mixed-use development, healthcare, sports and venue, and higher education. Because Ellerbe Becket professionals carefully consider context—the culture, the city, the market forces, the time, place, and history—as part of their design process, the result is elegant solutions in all 50 United States and more than 20 countries.

Steadfast in the pursuit of innovation through design, through its history Ellerbe Becket has contributed to significant changes in the way buildings serve people, informing and influencing architecture around the globe. As important, the centennial is representative of the firm's real sustainability – its ability to sustain a business, to attract and retain talented employees, to design buildings that endure, and to foster positive change in the community over a century of practice.

Electric Dreams

Electric Dreams is a Stockholm-based architecture/design studio formed by Joel
Degermark and Catharina Frankander in 2006. Joel is a product designer
trained at the Royal College of Art, London and Beckmans School of Design,
Stockholm. Catharina is an architect trained at the Architectural Association,
London, and Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. We specialize in brand environments and products. Our designs are much
about story-telling and themes, a fascination of playful exaggeration. We
like things that are too colourful, too weird, too beautiful, too dark, too many…
Our design is a lot about shifting scales, bringing two familiar things together
to create the unfamiliar, and playing with visual effects.