Journal

Buttress has become one of 130 practices backing the Architect's Action for Affordable Housing campaign.

"We have members of the original community actively engaging the new. I think that's really nice, because you don't get that in a lot of places."

Work has completed on the restoration of the Category A listed James Bruce Obelisk in Falkirk.

Our approach to engaging people with places. 

Buttress has risen to 55th place in this year’s AJ100.  

What's the future of later living design?

The awards, held annually since 1995, are presented to exceptional buildings that have made a positive contribution to their local environment, celebrating the fantastic work of Manchester architects. 

The shortlisting underscores Greenhaus's role as a trailblazer in sustainable and affordable housing.

"It is very important for Hongkongers to step into the community. I started up many, many different kind of events that the whole community can join."

We sit down with senior architect, Courtnay Ives, to talk about her projects and the advice she would give to people wanting a career in conservation architecture.

We are pleased to receive Planet Mark certification for the third year.  

The £4.8 million initiative aims to restore and repurpose the 19th-century stables and associated buildings, enriching the visitor experience of the historic abbey's grounds and buildings.