Rethinking Masterplanning: Creating Quality Places: We are delighted to see our recent proposals for South Thamesmead featuring on the cover of a new publication by The Academy of Urbanism.
School's out : We are excited to have 2 new temporary new colleagues, Idris and Louis from The Elmgreen School whilst they gain work experience at Proctor and Matthews.
Housing Design Awards 2017: We are pleased to announce that Southmere, a new mixed-use civic quarter for Thamesmead has won a Housing Design Award in the Regeneration category, whilst Mountfield Park in Canterbury has received the inaugural award for Best New Neighbourhood.
South Thamesmead Masterplan shortilsted for the WAF Awards : The World Architecture Festival (WAF) has revealed the shortlist for its 10th awards in Berlin this November. The awards for the festival, which this year has the theme of ‘Performance’, will be judged by more than 100 international judges.
Stephen Proctor invited to judge the SterlingOSB/RIBAJ’s MultiGen Competition: Architects have been asked to take on the structural potential of SterlingOSB and to propose new modes of adapting a home to make multi-generational living viable on one site.
Courtyards and Communality : Models for Contemporary Living 22/06/17: As part of the London Festival of Architecture, we are hosting an exhibition and panel discussion, presenting our research into historic typologies.
Day trip to Cambridge : The office enjoyed a day out in Cambridge this week to visit our award winning project, Abode at Great Kneighton. Built on the former Clay Farm site, Abode is a key part of a major new housing and mixed-use development in South Cambridge.
Thamesmead Masterplan shortlisted for the New London Awards 2017 : The South Thamesmead masterplan, one of Europe’s largest regeneration projects, will deliver more than 1,500 homes, new public spaces and approximately 10,000 sqm of commercial retail and leisure space.
Supporting the Mannan Foundation Trust : The studio has held a fundraising bake sale to support the building of a Women’s Literacy and Healthcare Centre by the Mannan Foundation Trust in Rajapur, Bangladesh.
Housing Design Awards shortlist: We are pleased to announce that two of our current projects have been shortlisted for the Housing Design Awards.
Scottish Government, Designing Places Student Competition 2017: Stephen Proctor and Andrew Matthews were invited guest tutors alongside Ian Alexander, (JM Architects) and Rowena Scott, (Anderson Bell Christie) for the Designing Places Student Competition held at The Lighthouse in Glasgow.
International Women's Day: To celebrate International Women's Day the Proctor and Matthews team describe women working within the architecture and design industry who have inspired them...
