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
Work has started on a site at Eccles New Road, Salford, to build eight new move-on homes for the homeless.
Buttress’ client, North East Derbyshire Council, has reached a huge milestone in its proposals for Clay Cross' town centre regeneration.
Plans have been submitted for a Buttress-designed retirement village in Little Waltham.
Buttress has been appointed to develop a scheme that will provide a permanent cultural and community use for The Exchange, whilst creating a facility aimed at benefitting the people of the town.
The King's Gate project at Caernarfon Castle is a series of design interventions to the World Heritage site. As part of a short series, we look at the bespoke design details with a shared palette of materials and finishes that have helped shape the project.
The King's Gate project at Caernarfon Castle is a series of design interventions to the World Heritage site. As part of a short series, we look at the bespoke design details with a shared palette of materials and finishes that have helped shape the project.
The King's Gate project at Caernarfon Castle is a series of design interventions to the World Heritage site. As part of a short series, we look at the bespoke design details with a shared palette of materials and finishes that have helped shape the project.
Plans have been submitted to Cumberland Council for a £2.3m revamp of the Wave Centre, Maryport in Cumbria
The King's Gate project at Caernarfon Castle is a series of design interventions to the World Heritage Site. As part of a short series, we look at the bespoke design details with a shared palette of materials and finishes that have helped shape the project.
Buttress has been working with our client, North East Derbyshire District Council to support a planning application for the Government-funded £24.1m Clay Cross Town Deal. If the application is successful, it will secure future investment and create a new heart for the Derbyshire town.
The historic mansion will now be restored and will accommodate Salford City Council's registry services as well as community space including a mixed-use café bar and wedding venue and function room.
Plans have been submitted to Cumberland Council for an Innovation Centre in Workington.