We've been shortlisted for Education Architect of the Year at this year's Building Design Awards

As part of Fife Council’s ‘exemplar’ early year provision, we have designed three new nurseries; Lochgelly Nursery, Pitcorthie Nursery and Halbeath Nursery. 

With flexible, multifunctional spaces and open playrooms, each nursery is happy, fun and welcoming, whilst being a safe environment for young children.

In Cheltenham, our 900-place, net zero carbon in operation secondary school project provides an inspiring and purposeful learning environment.

Our landscape-led design respects the surrounding environment on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Beauty (AONB), incorporating natural materials, careful massing and sympathetic landscaping.

Set to be the UK’s largest Passivhaus education building, the replacement school project in Dunfermline will inspire exceptional learning and nurture future talent. 

Our design helps to promote a comfortable and stimulating environment, supporting students to reach their maximum potential by increasing their productivity and motivation throughout the day.

This SEND school in Wiltshire places the safety, comfort and wellbeing of Special Education Needs and Disabilities students at its heart, delivering a bespoke and adaptable learning environment from nursery to post-16, 

Encompassing new build and refurbishment, our holistic approach makes sure spaces are inclusive and engaging for students with a range of moderate and complex needs.

The school provides 900 new secondary school places, in a fantastic environment for young people to learn, socialise and grow in, with state of the art facilities.

Supporting North Somerset Council’s ambitions to become carbon neutral by 2030, sustainability is at the heart of our design. The project is designed to achieve net zero carbon in operation and is on track to achieve BREEAM Excellent certification and ”Outstanding” Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG).

The new exemplar school is targeting Passivhaus classic certification, offering a fresh learning experience for students.

Becoming a beacon of sustainable design in Fife, the school will also specifically target the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) embodied carbon standards.

A vibrant new educational environment in the heart of Radcliffe, this new school is an exciting addition to the area, providing 750 places for pupils from years 7 to 11.

The school is set to be built off Spring Lane, at the site of the town’s current leisure centre. The swimming pool and other leisure facilities currently on the site will be relocated to the new civic hub development in Radcliffe town centre.

As part of the Department of Education’s Free Schools and Academies programme, Olive School is a thoughtful refurbishment and new-build extension. 

The Muslim Faith Primary School delivers to the London borough a new educational environment, providing real learning opportunities where pupils feel welcomed, valued and important.

This refurbishment education project encompasses the creative reuse of the former Leeds Building Society Headquarters, to form a new post-16 school in the heart of the city centre. 

Its aspiration is to provide students with a more mature and well-rounded learning experience within an exciting city location which will better prepare them as they approach life and work following their studies.