“The light you see at the end of the tunnel, is the headlamp of a fast approaching train.” MacInTalk circa 1990
As we began 2020 we were filled with hope for a good year. Instead, as for so many people around the world, 2020 turned out to be one of the most challenging and difficult years we have ever faced.
As Covid-19 spread around the globe, with devastating consequences, so it also began to affect our business in a profound way. Lockdowns presented huge challenges to an industry that relies on interaction, collaboration and face-to-face communication. We were forced to change our entire way of working in the space of a month as everyone went home to work in isolation.
We must say thank you so much to all our staff this year more than ever. It has been incredibly challenging to make things work whilst in lockdown. Many people had personal health worries, were juggling home schooling or shielding vulnerable loved ones and on top of that the business was suffering very difficult financial circumstances. Everyone has had to make sacrifices this year that have made life more difficult. The fact that we are still here is a testament to their spirit, commitment and talent. Thank you all so much.
In-spite of all the chaos, we completed some notable projects this year of which we are very proud. These include Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice in Barnet, a new education and community centre for Brixton Windmill, an affordable housing scheme organised around shared public space at Island Point on the Isle of Dogs, a new office building which responds to its railway heritage setting at Rolling Stock Yard, two residential towers at Casson Square as part of our Southbank Place masterplan, a distinctive residential building for Argent’s King’s Cross development at Luma, and United House on Notting Hill Gate which employs coloured terracotta to reflect the history of craft in the area.
There are some large scale projects which are also beginning to emerge this year including The Broadway and One Palace Street, both very different scales and design approaches. Together they will contribute enormously to changing face of Victoria and Westminster.
Lockdown led to many discussions about the future of cities, in particular how they might be inhabited and accessed. Perhaps they will be less about a singular centre and suburbs, and more about a series of hubs where people can live, work and socialise within 15 minutes’ walk - a more localised umbrella city. This could reduce commuting times, reduce carbon emissions, ease pressure on public transport, revitalise local high streets and improve local amenities. Most importantly a more localised city could foster a stronger sense of community and belonging. Whatever the future, we believe that positive things can come from this horrific time. We must seize the opportunities and strive towards a better, cleaner and happier city for future generations.
On a more micro level, offices, residential, ways of working, planning legislation, the high street and retail have all been under the microscope during this time. Perhaps accelerating trends that were already emerging, we have undertaken a number of studies into how offices in particular can introduce more communal spaces, put sustainaibility and wellness at the centre of design and make them a more pleasant place to be. We may never return to the ‘battery-farm’ office of pre-Covid times but instead move more universally to ‘free-range’ offices. The office is still such an important place where much needed information exchange, learning and socialising happens.
Our new development The Department Store Studios launches in February 2021, completing our Brixton campus, and takes on board much of our analysis about the future of offices. Time will tell but we hope we can prove a new office model and ways of thinking can be successful at a time when the traditional model appears outdated.
2020 may well be a year that people will look back on in the future as a seminal moment in time. From the nightmare of the pandemic, perhaps a re-set button has been pressed. The time to reflect has led many people to consider what is important and what sort of city and world we want to live in. As designers it is our responsibility to lead from the front. With the vaccine now being rolled out and the hope of a last minute Brexit deal, we sincerely hope that the light we can see at the end of the tunnel this year truly is just that.
Michael, Henry, Tim and Murray
Addiscombe Road
Type: Mixed Use
Location: Croydon
Status: Planning
Fifth State Croydon proposal provides 500 shared-living units and 30% affordable units to East Croydon. Shared-living is a new way of renting, combining thoughtfully designed private spaces with high-quality amenities. It offers shared spaces such as gyms, kitchens, lounges working spaces and more, alongside the fully furnished personal units. Planning submitted October 2020.
Woven facade concept
NLA Tower
Ground floor plan
Typical lower floor plan
12th floor amenity level plan
Art’otel
Type: Hotel with offices and art gallery
Location: Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch
Status: On site
Design inspiration for the hotel is drawn from Old Street’s regeneration as the epicentre of London’s Tech City as well as the bull-nose buildings which characterise the local Conservation Area.
The building form has been developed as a series of layered cogs, representative of the first computer, Babbage’s difference engine. Both the main building form and its external detail draw inspiration from this core inspiration of stacked and rotating cogs to inform the design.
1. Computer Concept
Model Concept
Typical floor plan
Concept images
Facade mock-ups
Cog wheel Development Plan concept
Belgrade Waterfront – BW Quartet
Type: Mixed use
Location: Serbia
Status: Planning
Plot 23 is part of Belgrade Waterfront an ambitious urban revitalisation project on the banks of the Sava by Eagle Hills.
Located on the border of the new masterplan with the city and along the new BW park, our designs seek to sensitively connect with the existing urban grain and will provide a new office building, ground floor retail space and approx. 540 apartments.
Awards
Squire and Partners
FX Awards, Interior Design Practice of the Year finalist
BD Architect of the Year, Refurbishment finalist
BD Architect of the Year Awards, Social Impact finalist
Landmark Manchester
RICS Social Impact Awards, CommercialNorth West finalist
The Ark, for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice RIBA Awards finalist
NLA Awards, Caring winner
European Healthcare Design Awards, Healthcare Design (Highly Commended)
WAN Awards, Healthcare winner
AJ100 Awards, Community Impact of the Year finalist
BD Architect of the Year Awards, Social Impact finalist
Civic Trust Awards, regional finalist
Blueprint Awards, Best Public-Use Project with Public Funding finalist
FX Awards, Public Sector finalist
Architizer A+ Awards, Health Care & Wellness finalist
Structural Timber Awards, Healthcare Project of the Year finalist
Chelsea Barracks
NLA Awards, Placemaking finalist
FX Awards, Public Space Scheme finalist
Rolling Stock Yard
WAN Awards, Commercial finalist
Blueprint Awards, Best Non-Public Project: Commercial finalist
FX Awards, Workspace Environment Large finalist
SBID International Design Awards, Office Design finalist
x+why
Design Week Awards, Workspace Interiors finalist
Mixology Awards, Workplace Interiors
Project of the Year finalist
NLA Awards, Working finalist
Notting Hill Gate
NLA Awards, Conserving finalist
BD Architect of the Year, Refurbishment finalist
Blueprint Awards, Best Non-Public Project: Commercial finalist
Structural Timber Awards, Commercial Project of the Year finalist
Msheireb Downtown Doha FX Awards, Global Project finalist
Winter Windows 2018 Frame Awards, Retail Window Display of the Year
Brixton Windmill Education Centre
Type: Education and Community Centre
Location: Windmill Gardens, Brixton
Status: Consented January 2017
A simple timber clad structure compliments a much loved local landmark, the Grade II listed Brixton Windmill.
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Historic mill
Village feel
Trustee launch event
7-11 Cavendish Place
Type: Office
Location: London W1
Status: Planning
The design reconnects the site to the surrounding heritage townscape through the use of high quality and considered materials.
Distinguished heritage
Places of study
Garden squares
Timber wall panels
Feature pendant Bronze singage Stone flooring
Typical floor plan
Trinity Laban - Creekside Village East
Type: Mixed Use
Location: Deptford
Status: Planning
Creekside Village East completes the Squire & Partners designed masterplan that aims to revive a derelict brownfield site located between Deptford Creek and the Stirling prize-winning Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Dance.
Designs for the buildings take inspiration from the tones and textures of the Creek itself, as well as the robust industrial heritage of the area.
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance Clay concept model
Industrial heritage
Trinity Laban - Creekside Village East
Existing site
Proposed development
Trinity Laban - Creekside Village East
Trinity Laban - Creekside Village East
Custom House
Type: Hotel and Cultural Centre
Location: EC3
Status: Planning
Redevelopment of the Grade 1 listed Custom House, originally designed by David Laing and later restored by Sir Robert Smirke, at 20 Lower Thames Street into a world class hotel and cultural centre.
Heritage of Custom House
New part of the ‘North Bank’
Existing spaces and features
Typical suite
Typical guest room
Standard room
Education
Winter Windows 2020
Collaborating with community organisation
We Rise, five Year 13 students (age 17-18) from Elm Green and Norwood secondary schools have had the opportunity to work with architects and modelmakers from Squire & Partners. Students have not only designed the installation, but developed new skills in creative collaboration, design development, software, making and visual display.
Building Futures mentoring
We continued our support of the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust’s Building Futures programme in 2020, mentoring students from disadvantaged and under-represented groups on their journey into architecture. Our students were given one-on-one mentoring, work experience and practical guidance towards their goal to qualify as architects.
Stephen Lawrence Trust
In February our Education team hosted a group of students from the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust for a site visit to The Department Store Studios in Brixton, where we’re developing a new neighbourhood workspace. We discussed our use of CLT as both a structural element and interior finish, as well as other measures to create a carbon zero development.
Open City Accelerate
Culminating in an online exhibition of work this summer, we were delighted to maintain our relationship with Open City’s Accelerate programme by mentoring two students to create portfolio pieces for their further education in architecture. Accelerate creates a platform for students from underrepresented backgrounds to develop their thinking about architecture and the built environment.
Livity x Squire & Partners: The Creative Built Industry
Addressing the acute lack of opportunity for young people in 2020, we created a digital panel event for Brixton creative youth network Livity. The event outlined routes into the creative built environment and broader issues including how COVID-19 has accelerated aspects of design, what key issues the industry is facing and ways young people can grow their personal brand whether they’re in or out of work.
Built By Us Fluid programme
For the second year we are providing volunteer mentors for the award winning Fluid Diversity mentoring programme created by Built By Us. The initiative works one-to-one to support career development in under-represented groups and encourage growth into management and leadership roles.
Msheireb Downtown Doha
Type: Mixed use
Location: Doha, Qatar
Status: On site
Squire & Partners was part of a prestigious team of UK architects working on the Msheireb Downtown Doha masterplan in the historical centre of Doha, Qatar.
The practice designed six buildings across Phases II and III of the development, consisting of residential apartment buildings, offices and a hotel.
Phase II
Phase III
Inspiration
Underpass
P16
Al Khalil Street
Sikkat Al Wadl
Roofscape
Roofscape
Fort Prayer book
250 Dundas Street
Type: Mixed Use
Location: Toronto, Canada
Status: Planning
Design of a mixed use scheme in a prominent location in downtown Toronto. The façade treatment has been developed to provide an iconic landmark building addition to the Toronto skyline, which responds to its function, views and orientation.
Aerial view of Toronto
Location map
Contemporary elegance
City & nature
View, light & space
Bay studies
Island Point
Type: Residential Affordable
Location: Isle of Dogs
Status: Completed 2020
High quality affordable homes in a group of low rise buildings, centred on a new south-facing garden square.
Children from the local Canary Wharf College were invited to design their ‘dream home’
Building envelope materials samples
Feature brick, maisonettes and houses
Landscaping materials samples
Feature brick, apartment blocks
Island Point
Ghadan 21
Type: Masterplan
Location: Abu Dhabu, UAE
Status: Planning
Ghadan 21 is a vital project that celebrates Abu Dhabi’s unique habitat and enriches access to natural sites through a vast landscape masterplan inspired by the journey from desert to sea.
Journey through the landscape
Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Street
Community
NHS Scrubs
Our modelshop team - in collaboration with in-house textile designer Isabel Fletcher – created bespoke sets of scrubs for local NHS hospitals and provided a free local print service for scrub patterns. The two piece sets were handmade to NHS standards and featured a customised breast pocket using a bespoke patterned fabric with the message of One Love NHS to create a joyful element to NHS heroes.
Brixton BID Restarter Packs
As members of the Brixton business community, we were happy to support Brixton BID in creating Restarter Packs to help local shops and businesses open safely. The pack included posters, floor vinyl, face masks, visors, gloves and hand sanitiser in a branded tote.
NHS Visors
During the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, our modelshop team produced free visors for South London NHS hospitals, care homes and GP surgeries with an output of 120 per week. Made using recycled PLA with an Ultimaker S5 3D printer, the headbands featured a message of One Love NHS for the wearer.
Derwent London NHS Apartments
In support of our longstanding client, Derwent London, a team from Squire & Practice donated a series of original artworks frames by Studio 73 to decorate sixteen furnished apartments at their 80 Charlotte Street development, made available for University College Hospital workers.
Winter Windows 2020
Now in its fourth year, our award winning Winter Windows project addressed the acute lack of opportunity for young people locally during the pandemic. Collaborating with five 18 year olds through in-person workshops and online tuition, the students were able to acquire new skills in creative collaboration, design development, software, making and visual display. The final result creates a portfolio piece for each student to take forward into their further education or career choices.
Brixton Playground - a vision for a new normal Reopening Brixton following the national lockdown in March meant reimagining the public realm for businesses, residences, customers and visitors alike. In collaboration with Brixton Bid and Lambeth community groups, Brixton Playground envisioned the pedestrianisation of Brixton Town Centre, including Atlantic Road, Coldharbour Lane, Beehive Place, Brixton Station Road, Pope’s Road and Ferndale Road.
Landmark Manchester
Type: Office
Location: Oxford Street, Manchester
Status: Completed 2020
The new fourteen storey building marks the termination of Oxford Street where it meets St Peter’s Square, and complements the recently completed office building facing onto Elizabeth square.
Art Deco cinema inspiration
Local references
Scale references along Oxford Road
Reception interiors inspired by 1930s theatres referencing the site’s history
Dramatic draped curtain, feature lighting and patterned metal screen echoing Art Deco motifs
MGallery Hotel, Doha
Type: Hotel
Location: Doha, Qatar
Status: Completed 2019
As part of a prestigious team of UK architects who collaborated on the Msheireb Downtown Doha masterplan, Squire & Partners designed six buildings including the Alwadi Hotel Doha, operated by MGallery.
Inspiration
Site
Landmark
Facade displacement Roofscape Street block width
Luma King’s Cross
Type: Mixed use
Location: Lewis Cubitt Park, King’s Cross
Status: On site
Forming part of the Argent King’s Cross masterplan, the designs establish strong physical and visual connections with the gardens, and create a bespoke contemporary envelope featuring latticed screens and etched stonework.
Historic use Future use Lattice screen concept development
L06
L09
20 Manchester Square
Type: Office
Location: London W1
Status: Planning
An extension and refurbishment to deliver a building that responds more contextually to its surroundings as well as future-proofing and upgrading the office floorspace.
Existing building
Local context
Former EMI Records building
Early facade sketch
Section of existing building
Section illustrating proposed extension and recladding
Micro images of cut vinyl record masters referencing the former EMI headquarters historically located at the address.
Public art commissiod by Lee Simmons for the external window reveals inspired by the site’s link to music production
Former EMI Records building and the Beatles
Ground floor
Typical floor
Roof terrace
Events
Wolfgang Buttress at The Department Store
We were honoured to host a visit from internationally renowned artist Wolfgang Buttress at The Department Store in January, who shared his inspiration for a series of multi-sensory artworks which explore our evolving relationship with the natural world
World Urban Forum Abu Dhabi
Director Olga Gomez was invited to contribute to a panel discussion at the World Urban Forum in Abu Dhabi in February, offering her thoughts on ‘Connecting Liveability and Sustainability’.
RIBA Practice Clinic
The RIBA ran a series of digital Practice Clinics over lockdown as a forum for small practices and sole practitioners. Our Director of Public Relations, Julia Nicholls, was an invited panellist for the May session on ‘Marketing & PR: Promoting your Business in a Digital World’ along with Nadia Mladenova from Stanton Williams, Susie Lober from Lo Marketing and freelance consultant Bobby Jewell.
Northacre at Home
We contributed to two online events hosted by Northacre during lockdown. Michael Squire was interviewed for a podcast on the practice’s designs for One Palace Street and The Broadway, and Director Michael Poots was part of a panel discussion on how the hierarchy of the home could change in a post-pandemic world.
Manchester Offices + Workspace
Partner Murray Levinson was invited to present our Landmark Manchester development, off St Peter’s Square, along with some future forecasting for Place North West’s Manchester Offices + Workspace Update. Murray discussed trends including modular and sustainable construction, urban greening, biophilia, collaborative and external spaces, reduced density, data capture and wellness.
City Makers: Five days in Msheireb Director Olga Gomez was invited to contribute to Allies & Morrison’s ‘Citymakers: Five days in Msheireb’ online seminar in November, moderated by Paul Finch. The series highlighted Msheireb Downtown Doha - the new, compact, walkable neighbourhood that’s knitted together by naturally cooled streets and built at a human scale - with six buildings in the masterplan designed by Squire & Partners.
Nine Elms Hotel
Type: Hotel
Location: Battersea
Status: Planning
The project encompasses two hotel buildings and flexible workspace across part of ground and lower ground floors, in addition to cycle parking, plant, public realm and other associated works.
Concept images
Notting Hill Gate Estate
Type: Workspace, retail, hotel
Location: Notting Hill, London
Status: Part-completed
A comprehensive review of three adjacent sites in Notting Hill Gate, with proposals to refurbish and extend the existing 1950s building stock to provide over 87,000 sqft of new modern office and retail spaces in addition to a hotel development.
Wider masterplan
Façade colour investigations
Proposed colour palette:
47 - 69 Notting Hill Gate (South Block) Notting Hill
United House (Notting Hill Gate North Block) Notting
Ruby Hotel (Notting Hill Gate West Block) Notting
Notting Hill Gate East Block
Exhibitions
Changing Face of London
Marking the 15-year anniversary of New London Architecture, the Changing Face of London exhibition profiled major regeneration projects across London and viewed the scale of change in the city over the same period. We were delighted to have Chelsea Barracks masterplan showcased as an exemplar regeneration project.
10x10 Article 25 Auction
Partner Tim Gledstone has created artworks for Article 25’s 10x10 Drawing the City charity auction every year since its inception - this year the theme was ‘Markets from Memory’. Tim created a sculpture inspired by early memories of street markets filled with visual and acoustic vibrancy, which presented traditional London trades against the insatiable appetite of international consumerism.
The Lockdown Collection
Our Events team have curated a community art exhibition to showcase the works of amateur artists in the local area created during lockdown. The Lockdown Collection, due to launch in our Downstairs event space in early 2021, will offer an opportunity for the wider Brixton community to present their work alongside others and share experiences of lockdown.
South London Cares fundraising
An early casualty of lockdown was a fundraising exhibition for South London Cares, a charity who provide support for elderly people in the community, which planned to sell works by local artists. An auction was hosted online and we were able to display an original painting of The Department Store’s dome by Tim Goffe in our windows which alone raised £1,000 for the charity.
Unify
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Street artist Unify has brought doorways to life with uplifting pieces as part of the street gallery on Stockwell Avenue. The initiative aims to bring joy and hope to the local community after what has been a challenging year.
Rolling Stock Yard
Type: Office
Location: York Way, King’s Cross
Status: Completed 2020
A new development designed as a contemporary response to its industrial setting, providing 57,500 sqft of workspace for creative small to medium sized businesses. The design concept draws on the area north of King’s Cross St Pancras, historically characterised by the machinations of transport, freight and industry, and now an emerging creative quarter.
Reception & cafe ground floor plan
Reception & cafe first floor plan
Branding by Squire & Partner’s in-house branding agency, Mammal Design
Shell Headquarters
Type: Office
Location: Southbank Place, Waterloo
Status: Completed 2019
One Southbank Place forms part of Squire & Partners’ mixed use masterplan for this iconic location, that aims to reconnect Waterloo station with the established cultural and open spaces along the South Bank.
Southbank Place masterplan
One Casson Square and Thirty Casson Square
Type: Residential
Location: Southbank Place, Waterloo
Status: On site
Two high rise residential towers surrounding a new public square adjacent to the shell tower and Waterloo station, with apartments offering unrivalled views of the river thames and the palace of Westminster.
Southbank Place masterplan
78 St James’s Street
Type: Office
Location: London, Sw1
Status: Planning Consent 2019
Sensitively crafted alterations and restoration provide exceptional office accomodation worthy of this unique context.
Classical grandeur Royal parks
Refined elegance
Culture & craft
Exuberance of St James’s
Roof terrace plan
Thoughts & Opinions
Monocle Energy Evolution
We were invited to contribute an essay for Monocle’s ‘Energy Evolution’ publication in collaboration with German energy company Uniper. Henry Squire’s chapter - titled ‘New life in old buildings: retrofit for purpose’ - argues in favour of finding new purpose for existing buildings which draw on their history and build another layer of narrative
Business of Architecture podcast, October
Henry Squire was interviewed by Rion Willard for his Business of Architecture podcast, aired in October. The two discussed the blurred line between architect and developer, the evolution of the practice and what business means to Squire & Partners.
Marketing in Times of Crisis podcast
Our Director of Public Relations, Julia Nicholls, was invited to feature on Ayo Abbas’ Marketing in Times of Crisis podcast. The half hour session aired in September covered Julia’s experience of 22 years at the practice managing Communications for growth, succession, brand evolution, community and COVID.
Property Week Brixton focus
The Department Store Studios – Squire & Partners’ development of flexible workspace in Brixton, launching early 2021 – headlined a Property Week story by Grace Howarth on how office developers including Derwent London are gravitating to the South London neighbourhood. Michael Squire was interviewed on the practice’s move to Brixton in 2017, and the benefits of working in the area.
FX If Only
In the January edition of FX magazine, Associate See Beng Ng was invited to create an ‘If Only’ dream design scenario. See Beng envisioned a green, healthy city where his daily commute became a walk in the park providing a positive start and end to his working day, and an opportunity to mentally and physically unwind.
Future of design
Squire & Partners were invited to offer industry insights on the accelerated changes in workplace, residential and public realm design due to the impact of COVID on our cities and urban spaces. Comments were published in The Times, The Architects’ Journal, Building Design and Designer magazine.
Stone Tapestry
Type: Installation
Location: Business Design Centre
Status: Completed for Surface Design Show 2020
Stone Tapestry was unveiled at Surface Design Show 2020 as the central feature of Stone Gallery. The bespoke installation showcased eighteen stone types exploring innovative textures, light, colour and pattern to create a tapestry of inspiring materials from around the world.
Client: Stone Federation / Surface Design Show
Main stone collaborator: SolidNature
UK stone suppliers: Albion, Burlington, Mar shalls
Table manufacturer: Lema SpA
Lighting: Atrium
Lighting stone
Lighting Stone
Bayeux tapestry Colours
Graphical language Textures
The Broadway
Type: Residential-led masterplan
Location: The Broadway, Westminster
Status: On Site
A cluster of diamond-clad residential towers sit above a podium animated with commercial uses, encouraging pedestrian activity across the site and framing views of the Grade I listed 55 Broadway from Victoria Street.
Jewellery Orchards and planting Art deco
The Department Store Studios, Brixton
Type: Creative workspace
Location: Brixton, London
Status: On site
Building on the success of The Department Store, The Department Store Studios is a four-storey shared workspace development by Squire & Partners for the creative community in Brixton.
Load-bearing brickwork Expressed structure
Crafted windows
Ground floor animation
CLT frame material sourced from Austria
Black Metal Fluted Glass Terracotta Pewter ‘Roman’ Brick
Solar Learning Labs
Type: Education and community centres
Location: Columbia, Brasil, Mexico, Kenya
Status: Planning
Squire and Partners were approached by Computer Aid International to design a series of mobile units providing internet connectivity to communities without mains electricity.
Computer Aid, as part of DELL’s Progress Made Real Plan 2030 aims to deliver enduring results for 1 billion people by 2030.
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Future projects include Xalapa, Mexico; Amazon, Brazil; Limpopo, South Africa; Western Australia; Amhara, Ethiopa and various locations in Egypt
Local collaboration
Prototype models
Flexible configurations
Bogota, Columbia; Bokamoso School, South Africa; Diepsloot, South Africa; Makeni, Sierra Leone; Asarekwa, Ghana; Al-Huda Muslim Primary School in Kajiado, Kenya; Kenitra, Morocco; Pujehane, Sierra Leone; Akure, Niger; Embakasi, Kenya; Mexico City, Mexico; Zithulele Village, South Africa
Solar Learning Lab in Bogota, Columbia
Solar Learning Lab in Mexico City, Mexico
Solar Learning Lab in Kakuma, Kenya
Solar Learning Lab in the Brazilian Amazon
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