Purpose-built, people-first. Discover what is front of mind as we design for communities, clients, and the long term.
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.
"A big part of the work was to make sure the green spaces in Brunswick are all intentionally connected in some way."
"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."
"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 are pleased to receive Planet Mark certification for the third year.
Our guide to delivering healthy, comfortable and sustainable homes.
"I've got the most beautiful view, a lovely balcony, and lovely people around me. I feel like I've won the lottery.
"I came to the UK when I was 25, and I've lived on the estate now for 17 years. It has changed around here. It's improved a lot since I moved in."
We continue our Project Voices series by talking to the people behind our work at the National Railway Museum in York.
Buttress' Alison Haigh offers insights into the design considerations around tall residential towers.
We are people, designing spaces for people. Our new series gives voice to the people behind the projects and those that use them everyday.