Whybrow Pedrola
Second City of the British Empire
The Big Sky
Graduate Incubator!
New town centre wayfinding
It’s Showtime!
Contextual appropriateness
Symbol-rich visual culture
Casual, playful and creative
Materiality as a visual signature for Sligo
Embracing heritage in Costa Rica
The presence and drama of a town’s architecture
Is it really 10 years?!
Leaving Egos at the Door
A 2021 RIBA Award Winning Steel-Clad Structure
Creating the Sense of Belonging
The Power of the Creative Imagination
Jewel on the Garavogue
An HGV Experience…
‘Not for self but for all’
Recycling and the preservation of local heritage
Exquisite luxury in the heart of London…
The sublime regal experience
Re-animating campus
A vision for vibrancy
Red is for London City Island
Doing our little bit…
Ruthlessly inclusive
Not for self but for all
The oldest school in the world…
Colourful distractions in lockdown
Sustainable innovation
Site work begins on the National Cathedral of Ghana
More than a home
Craft is alive and well… if you know where to look!
Representing the nation’s bookshelves
Are You an Inclusive Designer?
Helping new students feel more at home
Whybrow Pedrola in Philadelphia: The Stories Places Tell
The Lanesborough crowned the No.1 Hotel in London
Hastings Contemporary
Royal Wharf continuing the regeneration in East London
Heath Pedrola named Co-Chair for SEGD London
Exploring the visual languages of Abu Dhabi
Revisiting Al Shaqab
Community, worship and heritage in the National Cathedral of Ghana
Bruges Studio Trip
Creating a sense of place for London’s newest neighbourhood
Bloomberg HQ – RIBA Stirling Prize 2018 Winner
The King’s School Canterbury
A new address for Gloucester
The Royal Institution – welcoming people to where Science Lives
King’s Walk Gloucester
Brighton Dome – bold, beautiful and very Brighton
Vajrasana Buddhist Retreat Centre
Transform Awards 2017
From BBC to King’s College London, Bush House
Spot the new – Bush House Stone Carved Lettering
Berlin Studio Trip
Making sense of Camberwell College of Arts
When Tower Bridge didn’t close
The class of Royal College of Surgeons Ireland
