Macfarlane+Associates, working alongside Scott Brownrigg on the Wootton Science Park project, have designed green spaces that enhance local biodiversity and manage water resources efficiently, integrating sustainable urban drainage and rain gardens to minimise runoff and promote climate resilience.
The final phase of Green Park Village is taking shape with the completion of private podium gardens. M+A worked closely with Brookes Architects to evolve the design of Phase 6 and bring the 25-hectare, multi-phase transit-oriented development to life.
We are extremely excited to announce that our application to become a B-Corp has been submitted. And so marks the start of a new journey to use our business as a force for good, prioritising people, purpose and social impact.
Beyond Collaboration have appointed us alongside UMC Architects to design 3 attractive, self-contained and functional light industrial buildings with a distinct identity. The design seeks to harmonise with its surrounding context, revitalise a key route into Wembley Area and become an asset to the Strategic Industrial Location.
A major milestone for Bath! Plans to transform a former garage site on Newbridge Road, Bath into a vibrant residential-led development for Hartwell PLC have been given the green light.
The M+A team powered up 932 steps at Tower 42 in London to raise money for Shelter, a charity helping millions of people every year struggling with homelessness.
Hartwell PLC have appointed M+A to work alongside Scott Brownrigg Architects in the delivery of new carbon efficient lab and workspace buildings at Wootton Science Park.
Proposals to transform an underperforming 1970s shopping centre in central Reading into an area-defining BTR scheme make progress with the submission of a planning application.
Urbanisation over the last 150 years has increased at a rapid rate. This has significantly depleted biodiversity levels as human behaviours have made it difficult for nature to establish itself in urban environments. Opinions on urban biodiversity have shifted recently with research highlighting its importance in halting the ecological crisis.
The future is bright for Canning Town as Crown Wharf receives a unanimous green light at Newham Council’s Strategic Development Committee.