AHRC-funded research looking at how UK housing systems could be redesigned to deliver socially, environmentally and economically sustainable homes.
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Cullinan Studio has gained planning approval for energy use improvements to Lubetkin’s Grade 2* listed Bevin Court in the London Borough of Islington.
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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.
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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…
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Marlborough Sports Garden shortlisted for two New London Awards 2022
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Q&A with Practice Leader, Roddy Langmuir
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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…
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Earlier this year planning permission was granted for the first phase of our award-winning masterplan to regenerate the Eastfields Estate in south London, developed in collaboration with two other architectural practices, Levitt Bernstein and Proctor & Matthews.
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Planning approval has been granted for the final phase of improvements to the Marlborough Sports Garden in Southwark, to provide a sustainable, mixed sports facility, freely available to school children and local young people.
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Congratulations to Robin Nicholson who has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Design at the University of the West of England
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Completed in 1997, the Archaeolink Visitor Centre In Aberdeenshire was a radically different kind of building: conceptually, visually, and also in its approach to energy conservation. Twenty-five years on, as architects strive for operational net zero carbon, the project’s innovative passive design has valuable lessons for today…
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Edward Cullinan (1931-2019) was one of the most respected and charismatic architects of his era. A new book, Being Ted Cullinan, examines his life, work and legacy through perspectives by more than 30 friends, colleagues and historians.
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The Fountains Abbey Visitor Centre exemplifies the Cullinan Studio idea that buildings should be conceived in context – with design, materials and setting all connected to the place and its history. Thirty years on, we continue to apply the same concepts to radically different projects, from urban regeneration to energy centres…
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How an innovative building system, designed by Cullinan Studio in the 1970s for the Olivetti typewriter company, showed the way to the 21st Century architecture of the ‘Circular Economy’…
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A new bench and planter has been unveiled outside Finsbury Library, telling the story of a pioneering project that will help deliver a more environmentally-friendly, cost-effective way of heating homes in Islington.
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Cullinan Studio have always been innovators; specialists in things that have never been done before. Our archives are full of buildings that point to the future, of ideas that were radical at the time but have since become accepted wisdom.
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Marlborough Sports Garden is winner of Future Place: Public Realm award at The Pineapples 2022.
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Part of the 2022 London Festival of Architecture, this cross-disciplinary show and tell shared how Circular Economy principles are being implemented in the design and operation of the Marlborough Sports Garden in Southwark.
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Half a century ago Cullinan Studio pioneered a cooperative, income-sharing partnership model for an architectural practice. Our structure brings challenges but also tremendous benefits – and it is founded on just three elegantly simple principles…
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In the age of climate crisis, architects need to understand embodied carbon – and design it out of all new buildings. Here’s how we can meet the challenge…
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