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Careful coordination and collaboration has transformed a brick and concrete 1970s office block in the heart of Dublin into a bright and light-filled space fit for modern businesses.

London-based practice Create Design was tasked with transforming a derelict site in Ratcliff, East London into a mix of private, affordable and accessible homes.

Fife Architects was tasked with creating a unique family home with an ‘industrial meets rural’ design concept, to maximise stunning views across the Firth of Forth.

Architecture practice alma-nac was tasked with renovating a derelict 1960s Post Office building, Paxton House. Located adjacent to Norwood Junction in South London, the concrete frame office block had become overrun with pigeons and graffiti.

A substantial two-phase extension and refurbishment has transformed The University of Kent’s Templeman Library into a flagship learning centre.

Irish architect practice Cummins + Voortman has revitalised a mid-nineteenth century Dublin house with the addition of a distinctive extension.

HLM was tasked with creating new accommodation for 400 students at the University of St Andrews. Located on Scotland’s east coast, St Andrews is a historic university town boasting a 12th century cathedral and a 13th century castle. The university itself dates back to the 15th century.

As part of its ongoing programme to provide excellent subject-specific facilities, the University of Lincoln invested £28 million to create the Isaac Newton Building, to house the Schools of Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics and Physics and to strengthen the University’s growing strategic partnership with Siemens.

Liverpool-based Constructive Thinking was contracted to refurbish several of Hallmark Hotels’ properties. Not content with standard refurb workflows, the practice devised an ingenious, time-saving process to speed up the project and dramatically cut revenue loss for Hallmark.

Architectural firm brp Architects was tasked with designing a contemporary home in Market Harborough for a retired professional couple.