Twigg Brown Architects

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1 Practice Statement
2 Recent Projects
3 Competitons & Awards
4 Publications
5 External links

[edit] Practice Statement

Twigg Brown Architects are an architectural practice providing consultancy services in architecture, masterplanning, project management, interior and landscape design. They have extensive experience in a wide range of projects from major commercial and residential developments (Hay's Galleria, London Bridge City and Grosvenor Waterside, Westminster for example) to projects for individual clients. Their mission statement is to provide a proactive, responsive and personal service and the creation of elegant and functional architecture which is both economic and soundly engineered.

[edit] Recent Projects

The practice is currently working on a number of residential and commercial projects.

For the St. James' Group, a working amalgamation of Berkeley Homes and Thames Water, they are designing 150 apartments at Grosvenor Waterside, Victoria.

In Reading, Berkshire a mixed use project including 75 residential apartments and a 180 room hotel for Accor.

In Oxford Twigg Brown are presently developing detailed designs for 2 major headquarters buildings for leading institutions incorporating advanced sustainable engineering strategies for services.

In Banister Road a multiple unit flat development has been submitted to Brent council for planning permission.

At Grange Park, Ealing a residential project is nearing construction completion.

[edit] Competitons & Awards

St John's - Westminster Hospital

Evening Standard Housing Award, 1999

London Bridge City

Commercial Award for Waterside Developments by Jackson-Stops & Staff and Estates Gazette, 1990

Hay's Galleria

Civic Trust Awards, 1989
Green Giant Site, (Finalist), 1989
The Structural Steel Design Awards, (Commendation), 1987

[edit] Publications

“City Reborn: Architecture and Regeneration in London from Bankside to Dulwich”; Merrell Publishers (Oct 2004)
“Live the High Life in Basingstoke”; Basingstoke Observer (May 2003)