Three storeys of new office space created through the extensive remodelling of an existing building frame.
A central atrium links the floors and forms a key internal space. The structure is reclad externally and fully refurbished internally to provide modern, air-conditioned offices.
External areas are landscaped to create amenity space for occupants and improve the setting and approach to the building.
A comprehensive redevelopment of a former petrol filling station and garage buildings on a site adjacent to the Green Belt.
The scheme provides 2,100 sqm of flexible office space on a prominent corner plot.
An L-shaped plan organises the building into two wings set either side of a central entrance. Office spaces maximise natural daylight.
Passive design measures improve energy performance and internal comfort.
A new headquarters office building providing 3,720 sqm (40,000 sqft) of accommodation over three storeys, arranged in two asymmetric wings.
The flexible open-plan layout supports a range of working environments, alongside formal and informal meeting spaces.
Cornish Architects delivered full architectural services from inception through planning to completion, including shell and core, Category A and B fit-out, space planning and furniture selection.
A new headquarters building designed to support both corporate functions and the operational requirements of a regulated water utility. The scheme combines flexible, open-plan workspace with secure operational and technical accommodation, delivering a resilient and future-proofed facility.
Sustainability is central to the design, with an all-electric, low-carbon strategy targeting BREEAM ‘Very Good’ and enabling progression to ‘Excellent’. The building integrates energy-efficient systems, on-site renewable generation and a landscape-led approach to drainage and biodiversity, ensuring a considered response to site constraints.
Following a catastrophic fire, the scheme redevelops the site to provide a new laundry facility serving the five-star hotel market in London, supported by a fully electric vehicle fleet.
The building spans two to three storeys and provides 4,400 sqm of floorspace, including staff facilities, offices, and laundry and dry-cleaning operations.
The design uses a white metal-clad upper volume set on a grey masonry base. A glazed corner and feature rainscreen wall define the main entrance.
Occupying a prominent corner at the junction of Princes Street and Friars Bridge Road, this building forms part of a wider masterplan for a new commercial district.
The scheme provides 4,519 sqm (48,600 sqft) of office space, arranged in two wings to support single or multiple occupiers.
A double-height reception links the street frontage with private parking and landscaped amenity space.
The offices use natural ventilation, with heating and cooling provided by air source heat pumps integrated with heat recovery from an existing IT centre.
The interior includes reception, office and staff facilities, which connect to a landscaped external amenity area.
Designs for the second phase of Eclipse Park, a 16-acre business park in Maidstone, Kent, providing up to 31,500 sqm (340,000 sqft) of office space.
The first building, designed for insurance specialists Towergate, provides 3,800 sqm of accommodation across four floors. A double-height reception and lift gallery form the main entrance space.
Office areas maximise natural light and orientate views towards the surrounding countryside, while marking the park’s position at the entrance to the county town.
Detailed planning consent has also been granted for three additional buildings.
The scheme also includes associated car parking and landscaping. An office courtyard separates the office accommodation from the industrial area.
A business park comprising three two-storey pavilion buildings providing 3,700 sqm of air-conditioned office accommodation.
Landscaped courtyards organise the buildings, while underground parking sits below ground level.
