City Point is a Square Mile landmark. It was acquired by Beacon Capital Partners in 2007 but some of its origins as the home of BP remained, not least some outdated office space and a congested ground floor. We introduced modest but important interventions to the existing 118m2 reception area, to give greater transparency to … Continued
St. Philips Point is a triangular plan tall office building with a prow facing Cathedral Green. It is iconic in its location within Birmingham, but was in need of a new strategy in the face of local competition. A new transparency was needed and our work included new glazing and canopy to the entire entrance … Continued
Although now an icon of 1960’s pop art, Centre Point had previously suffered from inadequate reception space, poor access and its open undercroft had harboured a multitude of antisocial problems. Our completed works wrapped the base of the tower in a glass envelope to create a new reception area at ground floor level improving access, … Continued
Crossrail’s alterations to the famous Centre Point pool and plaza (to form the new Tottenham Court Road tube stations) necessitated the temporary closure of the main entrance. Our alternative entrance ‘Pavilion’ provided a new point of entry and acted as a reference point and signal from Oxford Street.
Gaunt Francis Architects were responsible for carrying out a £5m comprehensive upgrade of this existing former-warehouse in the Jewelry Quarter of Birmingham which has long been the home the College of Law (now the University of Law) in the city. The upgrade of the building was delivered in three phases over three years, all carried out … Continued
