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Haworth Tompkins has recently completed an Archive for the London Borough of Lambeth with a strongroom providing over 2 miles of linear shelving for storing public records and new public facilities including an exhibition and education space...
We are delighted to announce a series of significant promotions at HT from both our architectural and studio support teams. Amy Corrigan, Sho Das-Munshi, Hannah Constantine, Jerry van Veldhuizen, Tom Gibson, Martin Lydon and Jason McKay have all been promoted to Associate Directors with Robin Farmer & Patrick Haymann being promoted to Associate. Caroline McTurk, our studio and social value manager, and Allie Politis, our new Business Manager, have also been promoted to Associate...
Regeneratively-designed building will include interconnected and adaptable multi-use spaces to support creativity and embrace future change...
HT is proud to have been recognised as one of six AJ100 Champions of 2024, a new title honouring practices driving positive change. This recognition, along with our ‘Practice of the Year’ shortlist, recognises and celebrates our approach to design quality, commitment to regenerative design, positive studio culture and commitment to make a difference...
Birmingham City Council has unanimously approved Lendlease’s regeneration plans for the Smithfield area in Birmingham city centre. Haworth Tompkins has been working with Lendlease and Birmingham City Council on one of the plots within the wider Prior and Partners masterplan. The vision for Plot 3A is to deliver an exciting new workplace offer, with a design that celebrates its adjacency to Manor Square and its connection to Central Boulevard. With its proximity to Digbeth, the aim is to create an urban workspace which facilitates and drives a new economy, attracting and retaining skilled workers and creative entrepreneurs...
Fish Island Village has won a RIBA London Award. The project is major brownfield regeneration project, comprising 588 mixed tenure dwellings with 5,522m² commercial space across a 2.23-hectare site. It has transformed a site of disused warehouses with a collection of mid-rise buildings interspersed with new public streets and spaces, opening up over 200 metres of previously inaccessible canal frontage. The judges commented that... "Fish Island Village is sustainable in its broadest sense. This is a truly mixed community, a vibrant place to live, work and visit." National Award winners will be announced later in the year.
The Court Theatre, a joint project between the Christchurch City Council and the Court Theatre is rapidly taking shape on site in Christchurch, NZ. Designed in collaboration with local architects Athfield Architects with Christchurch firm, Ruamoko Solutions providing the structural engineering. Construction, which is led by main contractor Hawkins NZ, reached a critical milestone last year, with all engineered timber now in place. The Court Theatre’s aim was always to create an open-hearted building that expressively portrayed manaakitanga and whānaungatanga, a warm invitation and welcome to the community...
Haworth Tompkins has been appointed to work with Rother District Council and DLWP to develop proposals for the refurbishment of the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill as part of the Bexhill and Sidley Levelling Up Capital Projects programme...