Work has started on the restoration of the Grade II listed fire damaged church.

The practice and Carpino Place are both up for awards.

The works are part of a major campaign to rescue the Grade II* listed building.

The award recognises the best examples of re-ordering, alterations, extensions or new architecture.

The report sets out ten characteristics of housing developments where people want to live.

The redeveloped terrace will provide community, heritage, workshop and retail space.

The restoration and reordering project is one of six shortlisted schemes for the prestigious award.

Join us, Place North West and more than 300 property professionals to mark the end of MIPIM 2019.

The panel of industry experts will discuss skills, diversity, & the future of the built environment.

We are delighted to announce that Stephen Anderson has joined the practice's board.

The re-opening of the mill marks a major milestone in a four-year transformation project.

Join us for a creative workshops looking at how we can design city centre homes for all.

The bursary will help 10 students grow their network and gain new heritage skills.

The plans will bring the Northern Quarter building back into active use.

The Mackie Mayor and Timekeepers Square are in with a chance of winning the coveted title.

As Senior Heritage Consultant, Jenna’s role will be to drive the growth of the consultancy service.

St Leonards has been granted £218,600 by the Heritage Lottery Fund towards repairs and alterations.

The Salford scheme picked up special category award, the Richard Fielden Award.

Buttress joins GM Mayor Andy Burnham and businesses across Manchester in signing the pledge.

Buttress has become part of a national group championing the use of Building Information Modelling.

Buttress is listed in this year's AJ100, cementing our place as one of the UK's largest practices.

Two years on from the fire, we showed Place North West how the restoration work is progressing.

The work is part of a major heritage lottery-backed project.

The scheme is one of six across the North West to scoop the highly coveted prize.

The new boarding house was noted for its design, sustainability and innovation.

Jenna Johnston, Senior Heritage Consultant, explains.

The Salford scheme took home the prize in the residential category.

David Kells has joined the practice, bringing experience across a broad range of sectors.

The news follows a string of awards success for the Salford scheme.

The weekend will include a guided tour and specially commissioned sound art of Timekeepers Square.

Timekeepers Square is one of nine projects across the North West shortlisted for the awards.

HRH Duchess of Gloucester officially opens the £6 million boarding house.

Timekeepers Square has won a prestigious Civic Trust Award, chosen from 60 international finalists.

Chithra Marsh will take up the position on 1st March for one year.

Timekeepers Square, the Former Unitarian Chapel and the Mackie Mayor are regional finalists.

Chithra joins us as an Associate Director
and will deliver the practice's BD strategy.

Buttress named Architect of the Year, while Timekeepers Square wins Small Development of the Year.

The plans will see a row a dilapidated terraces converted into a community-focused heritage centre.

The Heart of St Mary's Reordering Project is the church's biggest restoration in 200 years.

The Salford scheme has been named one of 60 finalists from more than 230 applicants.

The historic site opens its doors following a four year, £5.7 million restoration project.

Buttress is up for Architect of the Year & Timekeepers Square is shortlisted for Best Development.

Norton Priory scoops the prize at the Marketing Cheshire Annual Tourism Awards.

Virtual reality holds exciting possibilities for the future of museum development.

Timekeepers Square takes home the prize in the urban regeneration category.

Established in 1959, the Civic Trust Awards is the longest standing built environment awards scheme.

The Studio Principal role acknowledges individuals' significant technical skills and experience.

The promotion recognises Grant's integral role within the practice's heritage team.

Prior to their restoration, the coke ovens had previously spent more than 20 years on the list.

The at risk Grade II* listed building has been converted into a new student development.

Jenna explains how her role helps clients move their heritage projects from concept to reality.

The technology has the potential to revolutionise the design development process.

12 months on from completion, what impact has the redevelopment had on visitors to the site?

Part 1 student is the first architectural trainee to complete the HLF heritage skills programme.

The funding will help students and young professionals develop their network within the sector.

The practice has reappointed to the national consultants framework for another four years.

Find out more about our work in the sector.

The money will be used to transform and regenerate the town's historic centre.

Senior architect, Grant Prescott, has been awarded conservation architect accreditation by the AABC.

The recently completed Salford development has been named in two categories.

Chorlton Villas and Timekeepers Square are both in the running for these national awards.

Director Neal Charlton will be speaking at this year's Isle of Architecture event.

A new community has opened its doors in Salford.

Understanding the role heritage consultancy plays in unlocking heritage assets.

Buttress has been ranked as one of the country's Top 100 practices, based on size.