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.
Councillor Gavin White, Executive Member for Housing and Development at Manchester City Council, officially opened Bath House, MSV’s new affordable housing development in the heart of Chorlton. Bath House provides 50 one and two bedroom apartments for local people aged over 55.
Councillor Gavin White, Executive Member for Housing and Development at Manchester City Council, officially opened Bath House, MSV’s new affordable housing development in the heart of Chorlton. Bath House provides 50 one and two bedroom apartments for local people aged over 55.
More than 130 years after it was built, Newton-le-Willows’ Grade II listed Earlestown Town Hall has been restored, with main contractor HH Smith & Sons reaching practical completion on its major renovation.
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 Harris Museum, Art Gallery and Library in Preston is the focus of a new series of short films by Buttress Architects launched today to coincide with the one-year anniversary of The Harris’ re-opening following its restoration programme.
We are looking for an Architectural Technologist to join our Residential and Housing team in Manchester.
Buile Hill Mansion restoration project, with design led by Buttress Architects, officially completed and re-opened to the public in Spring this year after being left derelict for over 25 years. The Grade II listed building’s transformation is now captured in new architectural photography.
Buttress Architects has strengthened its senior leadership team with two internal promotions to associate director and an external director hire, as the practice marks its first-year anniversary of being 100 per cent employee-owned.
The first residents have moved into Willohaus, a 100-home Passivhaus Classic-certified development in Salford, marking both a key milestone in the Crescent Salford masterplan and the city’s centenary year.
Buttress Architects’ restoration work on Todmorden’s Grade II listed bandstand is now complete, along with a contemporary new community pavilion in Centre Vale Park.