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Maitland Park Estate in the London Borough of Camden has been shortlisted for a Housing Design Award.
The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital has been awarded Best Acute Care Design at the Healthcare Design Awards.
How space utilisation can save costs, cut carbon and meet the challenges of post-pandemic learning and working.
Cullinan Studio’s designs for new affordable homes in London show how local authorities and architects can work together to improve residents’ health and happiness – and hit net zero carbon targets…
The redevelopment of Maitland Park Estate creates a vibrant heart for the community with an enhanced landscape setting, new open play spaces and a new community hall and garden.
Lessons from Maggie’s Newcastle… Our decision to switch a concrete frame for timber revitalised a stalled design project and brought numerous cost, time and environmental benefits. We believe that imaginative uses of timber can and should be applied to architectural projects across all sectors…
Designed for patients’ mental wellbeing, The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool, pioneer a new approach to clinical buildings. Here are five insights from Alder Hey that we believe can provide a blueprint for the NHS and all healthcare providers…
Cullinan Studio’s Catkin Centre and Sunflower House at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital is now complete - providing a new centre for mental healthcare excellence for children and young adults.
Join us in September for Open House at the Foundry Co-Working Hub, where we will be giving tours of the building and its path to net zero carbon, as well as bite size talks about other NZC projects.
Given multiple conflicting pressures, how can World Heritage Sites and other guardians of important archaeological sites best protect and display their treasures? Cullinan Studio has developed an innovative architectural approach that could transform the way we preserve – and view – antiquities…
Plans approved for the deep retrofit of a 1950s building on the College’s Broadway Campus, to provide a dedicated purpose-built home for their Animal Care department.
Vital toolkit published to reduce avoidable packaging waste in the construction industry, featuring an in-depth case study on the redevelopment of the Marlborough Sports Garden.
AHRC-funded research looking at how UK housing systems could be redesigned to deliver socially, environmentally and economically sustainable homes.
Cullinan Studio has gained planning approval for energy use improvements to Lubetkin’s Grade 2* listed Bevin Court in the London Borough of Islington.
At the CIBSE ASHRAE Technical Symposium in Glasgow, Kristina Roszynski presented research that explores the challenges faced in tackling the urgent need for large-scale residential retrofit within conservation areas in the UK.
To produce positive outcomes, schools depend on happy, engaged children, committed staff and a shared educational ethos. When designing a school, architects can help optimise all of these elements… here are five lessons from the new Beormund School project in London…
It’s been said of Cullinan Studio that we ‘specialise in things that have never been done before.’ In this series of Q&As we invited the Studio’s partners to share their experiences of innovative projects and ways of working, and how the insights gained can inform the future of architecture. First is Carol Costello, one of our three Practice Leaders…
The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital has been shortlisted for a Salus European Healthcare Design Award.