From new sketch designs to project milestones, to staff stories and our latest thoughts and insights; our Journal is where you will find all things Buttress.
Buttress director Chithra Marsh announces her bid to be the next RIBA President, with a promise to represent the under-estimated in the industry and to better support and connect RIBA members.
Finding joy can feel increasingly difficult in busy working lives, yet it remains essential to doing meaningful work well. Here, Buttress director Stephen Anderson reflects on what joy means to him. From the collective energy of working together, to the lasting fulfilment that comes from purposeful projects and moments shared with colleagues and collaborators.
Buttress director Chithra Marsh announces her bid to be the next RIBA President, with a promise to represent the under-estimated in the industry and to better support and connect RIBA members.
Restoration and construction experts working on the Grade II listed Earlestown Town Hall are deploying a blend of heritage craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology to return one of Newton-le-Willows most cherished landmarks to its former glory.
In this edition of Behind the B, Jonny Edwards - an architect based in our Leeds studio - takes the hot seat.
Freya Needham has recently secured the senior heritage consultant role at Buttress, recognising her growing role within the practice’s expanding Heritage Consultancy team.
Buttress has completed No.1 Ancoats Green - the first development to be delivered through This City, Manchester City Council’s own housing company.
The shortlisted nominees have been announced for the annual Museums + Heritage Awards sponsored by Altair Media Ltd. The global awards celebrate the very best in the world of museums, galleries, and cultural and heritage visitor attractions.
We're currently hiring for several roles within the Marketing and Communications team at Buttress.
A new Salford co-living riverside tower development designed by Buttress Architects, providing nearly 400 new homes, has secured planning approval.
Having returned from our attendance at the Housing LIN conference in Newcastle last month, one message came through clearly: that the future of housing depends less on specialist solutions and more on inclusive, preventative design embedded across mainstream housing delivery.
Plans submitted for a 161-bed residential apartment scheme in Sheffield
Work has officially begun for a major step towards city centre land transformation