From project wins to finished spaces, dive into what’s new at Buttress.
Buttress Architects is excited to announce the appointment of Phil Ward as a senior consultant. Phil was previously the Head of Conservation at Leeds City Council and brings with him a wealth of experience, knowledge and a strong network across the built environment.
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.
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 for a new music and arts hub in the former Whitehaven Bus Station garage
Salford City Council’s planning committee has given the green light to the Buttress-designed, sustainable, affordable apartments on Peru Street in Salford for client The English Cities Fund.
Buttress has completed work on the four-year-long programme of conservation and repair works at Lincoln Medieval Bishops’ Palace.
Plans submitted to Preston City Council for an iconic 19-storey landmark development on Moor Lane in central Preston have been approved.
The Buttress designed housing scheme for This City, celebrates its first start-on-site, as construction begins on 128 new low carbon homes in Ancoats.
Plans have been submitted for the redevelopment of Ashton Market Square in Tameside.
Chester Zoo's first immersive overnight experience in the making.
Work has started on site to build Ancoats Mobility Hub, helping Ancoats to become a ‘people first’ neighbourhood that prioritises streets for people over cars and providing sustainable travel.
