Tidal Defences That Preserve Marine Ecology
Typically, seawalls are constructed using reinforced concrete panels which provide important structural reinforcement to marine structures, however, can be detrimental to marine biodiversity. The concrete on the surface of the … Read more
Cork House: Pioneering the Future / Cork Talk: Building (Blocks of) the Future
‘Pop!’Synonymous with the sounds of celebration, the familiar cork pop now heralds the arrival of a low-carbon future. Naturally waterproof and breathable, cork’s qualities are now being recognized by architects. … Read more
A New Era of Film Making
Our client, a leading innovator of specialist acoustic design, was appointed to provide acoustic consultancy for the filming of a new superhero film. The filming process made extensive use of … Read more
Meet the Team: Tax Associate – Matas Cibirka
As part of our ‘Meet the Team’ series of blog posts, we’ve sat down with Matas Cibirka who joined us as a Tax Associate in November of last year. Can … Read more
The UK’s first food park with integrated Energy and Waste Management
Our client was hired as part of a joint development of the UK’s first food park with integrated energy and waste management systems. The world class multi-million-pound development would transform … Read more
The UK’s First Biophilic Living Scheme
Our client’s brief was to redevelop a former retail store into a mixed-use development and tower block featuring residential, retail, and office space. The project was to be designed following … Read more
The UK’s First Gas Free Hospital
Our client’s brief was to develop a design for a new environmentally friendly hospice building with future flexibility in mind. The intention was to produce a building that was highly … Read more
Reverse engineering and development
Reverse engineering and development of new cladding in line with post Grenfell regulationsOur client, a prominent engineering company in London, have been at the heart of innovation in fire safe … Read more
Development of a reusable aerosol can
The project entailed the development of a spray can design that could be used to create refillable and reusable aerosol products whilst using recyclable packaging and without the use of … Read more
Development of a Novel Footbridge in Cornwall
Our client’s brief was to redesign a footbridge on an incredibly sensitive site in Cornwall. The site was inaccessible and also was a registered ancient monument, an area of outstanding … Read more
HR Software Package
Development of a first in class human resource software package Our client who are a company of software engineers and human resource experts in Surrey developed a human resource software … Read more
Development of a Natural Hydration Powder
Our client developed a new hydration powder which was the first of its kind in several areas. The client had to undergo a rigorous testing process in order to get … Read more
UK Government Invites Architects to ‘Shape the Future’
Architects are welcoming the chance to shape the future of architecture by submitting their views to the UK Government via an online survey. An open invitation has been issued to … Read more
Highlights from HMRC’s Research and Development Tax Credits Statistics Report 2021
In order to boost spending on innovation, HMRC introduced Research and Development Tax Credits in 2000. They deduced that by reducing a company’s Corporation Tax liability this would encourage SMEs … Read more
Boosting Youth Employability with Innovative Partnerships
Sadly, not everyone has access to a great education, university, a gap year and excellent job opportunities. Indeed, there are thousands of children and young people across the world that … Read more