Buttress achieves one of the highest B Corp impact scores in UK architecture
Recertified with an impact score of 141
From project wins to finished spaces, dive into what’s new at Buttress.
Recertified with an impact score of 141
Blackpool's first museum, Showtown celebrates the town's role in the development of British popular entertainment.
Plans for 274 new residences in Ordsall, Salford, have received approval from Salford Council’s planning committee.
The development will bring much needed affordable housing to the area.
A three year-long programme of conservation and enhancement work at Caernarfon Castle has been shortlisted in the prestigious Royal Society of Architects in Wales (RSAW) Welsh Architecture Awards 2024.
Buttress’ plans for the Exchange building in Blackburn have been approved.
Work begins on replacing the historic roof on the iconic grade II listed New Warehouse.
Greenhaus has been awarded the sustainability prize at this year’s North West Insider Residential Property Awards.
Planning permission has been granted to redevelop Manchester's Royal Building into a high-quality and affordable hotel.
Plans have been submitted to build 274 new residences on two cleared plots of land at Robert Hall Street and West Park Street in Ordsall, Salford.
Two Buttress projects have been shortlisted for three regional finalist awards.
The planning application to update and revitalise Maryport’s Wave Centre has been approved by Cumberland Council.
After months of planning and inspection, Buttress is set to embark on a significant project to restore Whiteley Hall at Chetham's School of Music, in the heart of Manchester.