Mayfair House, south west London
Design: Squire and Partners Architects

photograph : Gareth Gardner
Mayfair Residence – 16 Sep 2013
This design is based on interpreting leaves as a metallic shingle. The PPC-coated folded aluminium leaves subtly vary in tones of bronze. The concept was designed over a three year period of research and development working closely with Swiss manufacturer Tuchschmid.

Oscar Wilde House, Chelsea, south west London
Design: London Atelier

photograph from architect
Oscar Wilde House – 31 Jul 2013
This Grade II listed flat has been refurbished by London Atelier. This building used to belong to Oscar Wilde. The property had been divided into flats with most of its original features lost.

North London House Extension
Design: Alison Brook Architects

photograph : Jake Fitzjones for DuPont. All rights reserved
North London House Extension – 18 Oct 2012
This new extension is located at the rear of an 1860s London house. The new building is in a bold contemporary style using an angular projection of dynamic shapes and planes.

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Merchant Square, Paddington Basin
Design: mossessian & partners

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5 Merchant Square by mossessian & partners has been nominated for the Country of Honour award, selected from a shortlist of over 100 entries from 27 countries. The office development, also known as the Carmine Building, is located facing south over the canal in Paddington, west London, one of Europe’s largest regeneration sites.

Michelin House Redevelopment
Design: Conran Roche

photo © Isabelle Lomholt
The Michelin Trey Company British HQ is Grade II listed and designed with exuberant stylistic individualism. It has even been described as ‘the most completely French of any Edwardian building in London’.

Millennium Dome, Isle of Dogs
Design: Richard Rogers Partnership

photo © Isabelle Lomholt
The Millennium Dome, colloquially referred to simply as The Dome, is the original name of a large dome-shaped building, originally used to house the Millennium Experience, a major exhibition celebrating the beginning of the third millennium.

Minster Court, City of London
Design: GMW Partnership

photo © AW
Minster Court is a complex of three office buildings, and was completed between 1991 and 1992. During the final phase of fitting-out in 1991, there was a fire in the atrium of No. 3 Minster Court which caused a serious delay in completion.

Monument Offices, City of London
Design: make Architects

image © make architects
This major office development formerly designed by make architects is now being designed by John Robertson Architects. The historic Monument was designed by famous architect Christopher Wren with Robert Hooke and is a key fixture on the London tourist route.