MAKE Architects

Make Architects is an architectural practice based in the United Kingdom founded by Ken Shuttleworth after he left Foster and Partners in 2003. They have offices in London, Birmingham, Beijing, and registered offices in the Middle East. The practice is currently engaged in projects worldwide ranging from high rise offices to urban masterplans, residential and office developments, civic buildings, private and social housing, education buildings and interior design.

Selected projects

• 55 Baker Street, London
• 10 Weymouth Street, London
• Aspire, Nottingham
• Beijing Residential, China
• Cherry Orchard Road, Croydon
• City of London Information Centre, London
• The Cube, Birmingham
• Dartford Dojo, Kent
• Digbeth Coach Station, Birmingham ^[1]
• EDC Headquarters, Ratingen, Germany ^[2]
• Elephant and Castle masterplan, London
• Kurdistan Children's Hospital, Kurdistan
• London 2012 Olympic Handball Arena, London
• The Montpelier Chapter, Cheltenham
• Monument, London
• Noho Square, Westminster, London ^[3]
• Odeon Leicester Square, London
• Office Interior, London
• Oxford Molecular Pathology Institute, Oxford
• Old Road Campus, Oxford
• Rodmarton Street residential development, London
• Trafalgar Way, London
• University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus extension masterplan, Nottingham
• Vortex Tower, London

Make Architects have been nominated twice for Building Design magazine's Carbuncle Cup, an annual award for "the ugliest building in the United Kingdom". Nottingham University Jubilee Campus was runner-up in 2009, while The Cube in Birmingham was nominated in 2010.

References

External links

• Make Architects website
• Interview with Ken Shuttleworth 2008(Video)
• Make Projects