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Allies and Morrison is an architecture and urbanism practice based in London and Cambridge. Their work ranges from architecture, interior design and conservation to masterplanning, consultation and research. Twice shortlisted for the Stirling prize, 41 of their completed projects have won RIBA awards. They are especially known for their work across London. As architects, their buildings, of various scales and different types, can be found across the city - from the refurbishment of the Royal Festival Hall and Rambert at Southbank to White City Place to Greenwich's Royal Observatory to laboratories for both King's College and Imperial College.
Buckley Gray Yeoman are Shoreditch originals. Based in east London since the practice was established in 1997, they create architecture that balances depth and delight. They describe themselves as agents of opportunity. They take what they find – on the ground and in the brief – and uncover unanticipated possibilities. The changes they deliver are executed with a strong sense of responsibility to their clients, but they never forget that designmust also make you feel good. Their work is sensitive, thorough and authentic, but it is also unapologetically joyful and surprising. The practice has grown from a group of three friends to a team of almost a hundred, which now has collective ownership of the practice. They have also spread their geographical wings, delivering projects across the UK and Europe, each carefully tuned to its own specific place and time.
We are architects, urban and interior designers based in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dublin and Toronto. Founded 35 years ago and now run as an employee-owned trust, we bring a collaborative approach to projects across a range of types and scale in six main sectors: civic, community & culture; education; healthcare, workplace; transport & infrastructure and residential.
Alongside our work in architecture, interior design and masterplanning, we conduct industry-leading research with outputs that include H\B:ERT, an award-winning open-source tool that enables teams across the industry to analyse the whole-life carbon impact of their design choices.
HTA Design is a practice of creative designers and innovative thinkers dedicated to making great homes and more sustainable places to live. Our team work with clients, communities, and collaborators to build lastingly popular neighbourhoods, engaging with commentators to influence housing policy and promote industry learning.
HTA is a practice of more than 200 people based across studios in London, Bristol, Manchester, and Edinburgh. We combine the talents of architects, urbanists, planners, landscape architects, interior designers, engagement specialists, and sustainability experts. Collaboration and continuous improvement define our culture.
We’ve been recognised as AJ100 Practice of the Year in 2025, and AJ100 Employer of the Year in 2018, 2022, 2023, and 2024.
ING is the strategic communications specialist for the built world, operating internationally from offices in London, Manchester and Singapore. With the freedom to think differently, ING channels energy and creativity into transforming the way people experience the buildings, places and infrastructure. From real estate and investment to architecture and design; culture and placemaking through to construction and infrastructure, ING works with the organisations shaping London’s future, helping them communicate with clarity and impact in a city that never stands still.
KPF is dedicated to transforming cities through impactful design, collaborating closely with the world’s most forward-thinking clients to create high performing, carefully crafted buildings that are unique to their physical, social, and environmental contexts. The firm’s extensive portfolio spans more than 40 countries and includes a wide range of projects from commercial and residential buildings to civic and cultural spaces to education, research, and healthcare facilities. Driven by individual design solutions, rather than a predetermined style, KPF endeavors to design lasting buildings that mitigate their environmental impact and enhance the well-being of the communities they serve.
A landmark of creativity since 1875, Liberty is more than a store - it is a movement dedicated to the pursuit of beauty, animated by arts, culture, and innovation. Famed for its original curation, directional design, and commitment to craftsmanship, Liberty continues to champion independent makers and artistic excellence. In the spirit of our founder, Arthur Lasenby Liberty, we remain unapologetically eccentric and devoted to bringing good design to all.
With over 5,500 acres of land across the capital, TfL is one of London's largest landowners. As Places for London, TfL's property company, it is our mission to untap the potential of that land to improve existing properties and build new ones to meet the growing needs of our city.
The Portman Estate comprises 110 acres of Marylebone in London’s West End, including frontages to Oxford Street and Baker Street. It covers 69 streets, 650 buildings and four garden squares all housing over 700 directly managed residential units, 290 office units, 150 shops and restaurants, 27 hotels and seven pubs. It is committed to excellence in customer service and aims to be the destination of choice for residents, businesses and visitors, where the buildings exceed market demand and the environment is distinctive, varied and vibrant.
Space Syntax provides architectural design and urban planning services, with a particular focus on human behaviour patterns in buildings and cities.
It has pioneered a data-driven approach to planning and design, creating computer modelling methods that forecast the impacts of movement flows and space use patterns on social, economic and environmental issues including health and carbon emissions. Founded at University College London in 1989, and now employee-owned, Space Syntax supports property developers, planning authorities and local communities in creating places that work for the people that use them. Its projects include the redesign of Trafalgar Square, the Southbank Centre, Tate Modern and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
