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This refurbishment transformed the uninviting and underutilised reception and office floor plates to a Grade A spec, along with WC’s, lift lobbies and circulation spaces. The new scheme features a warm, stylish, and welcoming reception space, with contemporary CAT-A offices above. Inspired by the medieval history of Manchester’s Spring Gardens, where natural springs once flowed, the design concept for 19 Spring Gardens centres on the theme of water. This idea is reflected prominently in the reception area and subtly throughout the building, complemented by natural elements like wood and metal. A monochrome palette with vibrant accents creates a timeless, contemporary aesthetic.

To support HR attraction and retention strategies, secure basement cycle storage and gender-neutral superloos were added, along with a reception ramp for improved accessibility. Sustainability was also a key consideration, with carefully selected UK-manufactured materials prioritising comfort and environmental impact. The revitalised building now offers spacious, flexible floor plates, attracting modern tenants while driving revenue for the client and elevating 19 Spring Gardens to compete with other prime city centre offerings.

The University of Sheffield’s £3.2m AMRC Composites Centre, spanning 2,070m², is a cutting edge facility for advanced manufacturing research. This space focuses on the development and application of composite materials for industries such as aerospace, automotive, and energy.

The centre features high-tech labs and workshops that support innovation and practical testing in manufacturing processes.

Bond Bryan is transforming Ashford Police Station, revitalising the 1960s structure with fire-rated fibre cement cladding and energy-efficient systems.

Inside, open-plan offices, modern facilities, and a new roof plant room will create a functional, contemporary space that meets current needs while enhancing energy performance and safety.

Our mixed-use masterplan for Barnsley West exemplifies how collaboration among landowners, statutory bodies, investors, and expert minds can deliver impactful housing and placemaking.

As the largest site within the Barnsley Local Plan, this former open-cast mine posed significant challenges, requiring extensive collaboration and innovative solutions. Our role as masterplanner included leading the design process, authoring an industry-leading Design Code, and balancing placemaking with commercial viability.

As the UK’s first carbon-neutral community arena with an integrated medical diagnostic centre, this project embodies everything Bond Bryan stands for: innovation, sustainability, and community impact. In collaboration with key stakeholders such as Canon Medical Systems UK, Sheffield City Council, Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, B. Braun Sheffield Sharks, and LivingCare Group, this world-class sports facility also prioritises health and well-being for the local community.

The Canon Medical Arena not only serves as a venue for elite sports but also functions as a health hub, setting a new standard for integrated healthcare and sports infrastructure.

The £2 million extension to Casting Technologies International’s Titanium Melter & Casting Facility, covering 1,000m², was completed in 2015. This development expanded the company’s capability to manufacture titanium components, supporting its operations in the aerospace and defence industries.

The extension included advanced casting and melting equipment to meet growing production demands while enhancing operational efficiency and safety.

Our ongoing collaboration with the London Borough of Hackney, initiated in 2018, has involved working closely with Faithful and Gould, our partners on the Guildhall project bid, to strategically evaluate their estate and operations.

We engaged extensively with end-users to challenge traditional working methods and promote flexible working. This reinvention of the workspace was crucial, given the building’s varied and sensitive activities.

Bond Bryan is thrilled to partner with Taylor Maxwell to design their new Clerkenwell showroom. This inspiring space, crafted by architects for architects, will showcase materials and projects, facilitating creativity and collaboration.

Bond Bryan designed a £30 million, 1,400m² warehouse extension for Coca-Cola Enterprises, enhancing their Wakefield and Sidcup manufacturing and distribution hubs. The project included an automated storage and retrieval system and improvements to the inward movement of raw materials.

The new facilities feature an 18-bay rear load canopy, automated conveyor links, and integrated warehouse spaces to streamline operations.

Bond Bryan’s Coldharbour ARV Garage & CSI Suite transforms Kent Police’s Tactical Operations Centre into a state-of-the-art hub.

Featuring advanced forensic labs, flexible spaces, and solar-powered sustainability, the design enhances operational efficiency, staff well-being, and adaptability while supporting cutting-edge crime scene investigation and armed response capabilities.

The £1.8m Discovery Building and Vehicle Workshop at the College of West Anglia’s Milton Campus spans 900m² and was completed in 2009. This specialised facility enhances hands-on learning in automotive and technical education.

Designed for flexibility and functionality, it provides spaces tailored to student needs.

The Coster Special Technologies Barlborough Plant, completed at a cost of £7.5m and covering 7,000m², provides an advanced facility for the manufacturing of precision components. Designed with flexibility and efficiency in mind, the plant supports Coster’s high-tech production processes, ensuring optimal workflows and minimal environmental impact.

The facility plays a key role in Coster’s commitment to innovation and quality in manufacturing.

Bond Bryan designed Barnsley College’s Construction Centre, placing practical learning at its heart. Featuring a double-height workshop, specialist facilities, and a covered project area, the centre supports hands-on, collaborative education.

Natural light, flexible spaces, and informal learning areas reflect the college’s vision for dynamic, student-led learning in construction trades.

Cudworth Community Fire Station transforms a former scrap yard into a vital emergency hub with a striking V-shaped roof and community liaison facilities.

Designed for future adaptability, it blends functionality with architectural flair, promoting collaboration, sustainability, and public engagement while meeting Barnsley’s current and future emergency service needs.

Bond Bryan’s Dearne Valley Public Sector Hub combines a modern fire station, advanced training facilities, and community spaces on a regenerated brownfield site.

With sustainable design achieving BREEAM ‘Very Good,’ the hub enhances emergency response, enhances community engagement, and promotes environmental resilience through thoughtful landscaping and innovative construction.

The Design Prototyping and Testing Centre at the University of Sheffield, completed at a cost of £4.5 million, spans 2,900m². This innovative facility enhances collaboration across multiple engineering disciplines, offering shared studio and workshop spaces for design ‘solutioneering’.

Featuring cutting edge prototyping, including 3D printing and real-time manufacturing, the centre serves as a beacon for manufacturing research and industrial innovation.

The £3.5m Dormer Tools Headquarters in Sheffield, covering 2,000m², provides a modern space that supports the company’s precision tool manufacturing. The building enhances operational flow, incorporating high-tech facilities and offices.

The design balances functionality with aesthetics, contributing to Dormer’s commitment to innovation and quality, while also offering an environment that promotes collaboration and efficiency in the workplace.

The fit-out and interior design of this CAT-B office for DOW Chemicals on Cheadle Royal Business Park, Manchester, delivers a dynamic facility that combines R&D, innovation, and customer engagement. The two-storey space features a state-of-the-art laboratory, a clean room, and a versatile Machine Hall showcasing various manufacturing processes.

The Machine Hall is designed with open, flexible work bays that can accommodate different mobile equipment, supported by a comprehensive range of power and gas services. On the first floor, the Customer Innovation Centre fosters collaboration, allowing clients to engage directly in the design and production process.

In addition to the main office spaces, the design incorporates a variety of meeting rooms, breakout areas, and amenities, creating a versatile and collaborative environment that supports innovation and customer engagement.

Bond Bryan’s £35m Ecclesall Road regeneration transforms a former car dealership into a vibrant mixed-use development.

Featuring 130 private apartments, 44 student homes, rooftop gardens, and ground-floor shops, the scheme revitalises the area, bridges Ecclesall Road to the city centre, and creates hundreds of jobs while celebrating Sheffield’s cosmopolitan spirit.

Bond Bryan delivered a transformative refurbishment of three specialist vocational training spaces, aligning the College’s estate with its teaching excellence.

Supporting renewable skills and Humber port developments, the project modernised facilities, reduced costs, and enhanced student appeal, all achieved seamlessly on an occupied campus through careful planning and collaboration.

The £3.6 million, 2,500m² First Point Offices were designed to offer flexible, open-plan spaces that can easily adapt to varying tenant needs. The modern, rectilinear form is enhanced with a sophisticated external render, variable window patterns, and sun shading to ensure comfort and reduce glare.

This thoughtful design balances aesthetics with functionality, making it an attractive and practical solution for diverse tenants.

Bond Bryan designed the iCAIR building for the University, focusing on four key areas: Infrastructure, Construction and Big Data (ICBD), Advanced Materials and Manufacturing, Automation and Robotics, and Infrastructure Systems Engineering.

The building aims to drive innovation, optimise energy, and enhance productivity in construction and engineering sectors.

Bond Bryan supported the Intellectual Property Office Headquarters refurbishment, transforming a semi-basement IT workshop into a modern workspace for HR and Finance. The £410K, 335m² project overcame challenges like low ceilings and complex layouts.

Through close collaboration with Willmott Dixon and end-users, the result is a functional, open-plan environment that maximises light and meets the department’s needs.

Bond Bryan’s interior design for Invicta House, completed in 2023, focused on transforming the space into a modern, functional environment. Working with Willmott Dixon Interiors Ltd, we delivered a design that enhances user experience and sustainability.

The project blended contemporary elements with practical solutions, prioritising comfort, efficiency, and a welcoming atmosphere for all occupants.

Bond Bryan designed the ITN Corporate Headquarters, a £410K project completed in 2016. Spanning 335m², the space was carefully crafted to reflect ITN’s dynamic corporate identity. The design prioritised functionality and flexibility, creating a modern, collaborative environment.

This project enhanced ITN’s workspace, creativity and productivity while maintaining a sleek, professional aesthetic.

Bond Bryan’s Kelvedon Park project expands and modernises Essex County Fire & Rescue Service’s headquarters. Featuring a state-of-the-art 999 call control centre, advanced training facilities, and sustainable design.

The project enhances emergency preparedness while respecting the historic parkland setting, delivering a resilient and efficient hub for county-wide service.

Leicester College’s Foundry Engineering Centre, completed in 2008, delivers 2,800m² of specialised training space for engineering disciplines. With a £3.3m investment, the facility supports hands on learning through workshops and teaching areas.

Designed to meet industry standards, the centre enhances technical skills development and innovation along with preparing students for careers in advanced manufacturing and engineering.

Bond Bryan designed Middlesbrough College’s STEM Centre to address local skills shortages in manufacturing, engineering, and logistics.

Created in collaboration with the college and employers, the facility combines industry-standard workshops, innovative labs, and a bold design, transforming perceptions of these sectors and inspiring the next generation of skilled professionals.

Bond Bryan’s refurbishment of Mosborough Hall, a Grade II Listed building, harmonises new and old elements. The design includes a contemporary glass entrance foyer and bar, a modern bedroom wing, and restored spaces, blending the building’s historic charm with functional, stylish new additions while respecting its formal setting.

The Newburgh Precision Engineering CNC Precision & Production Facility, valued at £4.6m and spanning 7,680m², is designed to support advanced manufacturing processes. It provides a state-of-the-art environment for precision engineering, with optimised space for CNC machinery and production lines.

The design focuses on efficiency, adaptability, and quality, ensuring the facility can accommodate future technological advancements in the precision engineering sector.

The Princes Limited Production Extension at Eden Valley, completed in 2016, is a £3.5m project covering 3,515m². The facility was developed to enhance production capacity and efficiency, supporting Princes’ long-term strategy for growth.

The design integrates seamless operational flow, accommodating the increasing demand in the production of food products, while ensuring environmental sustainability and a secure, functional layout.

The Princes Limited Ingredients Processing Centre in Bradford, completed in 2013 at a cost of £3.5 million, covers 1,900m². The facility plays a crucial role in the efficient processing and storage of ingredients for Princes’ food and beverage operations.

Designed to streamline production, it supports the company’s commitment to quality and operational excellence with modern, purpose-built infrastructure.

The Princes Limited IPC Syrup Room Warehouse in Bradford, completed in 2013 with a £20 million investment, spans 1,425m². This facility was designed to enhance the production and storage of syrups for beverage manufacturing.

The project focused on efficiency, with modern warehouse solutions and advanced systems to support Princes’ expanding production capabilities, contributing to their streamlined operations.

Bond Bryan supported Princes Ltd with the design development of their Cardiff site masterplan, part of a £25 million investment. This phased expansion consolidates juice production into a single facility, with new production lines and welfare spaces.

Key challenges included maintaining 24-hour production and managing complex phased works, including demolitions and extensions, to enhance production and warehouse capacity.

The £25m Production Warehouse for Faithful & Gould in Manchester spans 6,525m², providing a large-scale facility designed for optimal storage and distribution. The project focuses on enhancing operational efficiency and flexibility, accommodating high volume production processes.

It combines functionality with modern architectural standards, ensuring the space meets industry needs while supporting long-term sustainability and growth.

Bond Bryan designed a £23m raw materials handling and kitchen facilities warehouse for Princes Ltd in Long Sutton. The 18,695m² facility includes ambient and cold storage areas, with a clear internal height of 14m to accommodate dense racking for bulk food ingredients.

The building’s design integrates massing breaks and a colour palette inspired by the existing site, ensuring visual harmony while supporting efficient operations.

The Rolls Royce Advanced Production Facility, completed in 2013, covers 16,000m² and was valued at £35 million. This cutting-edge facility was designed to support advanced manufacturing processes for high performance aerospace components.

Focused on precision and efficiency, the facility features modern technology, robust infrastructure, and a design that enhances operational workflows, reinforcing Rolls-Royce’s position as a leader in the aerospace industry.

The Rolls Royce XWB Readiness Facility, valued at £7 million and covering 3,350m², supports the production of Trent XWB engines for the Airbus A350. The project, completed in three phases, includes factory extensions and four floors of office space designed for precision engineering.

Located at Rolls Royce’s Sinfin site, it features flexible layouts, natural light, and future proofing measures to adapt to evolving aviation needs.

Bond Bryan transformed New City College’s café into the luxurious Rouge Restaurant, featuring a functional teaching kitchen, a high-quality dining space for 60 guests, and an inviting outdoor area with seating and a pergola.

Delivered on a strict budget, the project combines style, functionality, and a premium finish.

Bond Bryan led the transformation of a 1960s office in Burngreave, Sheffield, into a vibrant community enterprise hub.

Through interactive workshops, 3D modelling, and tailored design, we brought the client’s vision to life, overcoming challenges and creating an inclusive space for this diverse, multi-cultural neighbourhood.

Located at a key city gateway on St Mary’s Gate, Sheffield, our design for this mixed-use development enhances the urban fabric with a striking office and hotel complex.

The scheme’s flexible design, use of terracotta cladding, and bio-diverse green roof offer modern, sustainable solutions while respecting the city’s historic character and creating a dynamic city entrance.

The Taylor Maxwell Showroom project, valued at £250,000, involved the full interior design from RIBA stages 0 to 4. The design focused on creating a dynamic and engaging environment that showcases Taylor Maxwell’s products.

The showroom combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, ensuring it reflects the company’s brand identity while providing a flexible, inspiring space for clients and visitors.

The Core, completed in 2008, is a £4 million, 2,740m² development for Voluntary Action Barnsley. This phase expanded the community and office spaces, enhancing the facility’s role as a local hub for voluntary organisations.

The design integrates functionality and sustainability, offering a flexible environment that supports the diverse needs of local charities and community groups.

The Edge Hotel, a £7M four-star facility at Wivenhoe Park House, combines hospitality with education, offering students real-world experience in a modern, sustainable environment. Our design balanced historical preservation with energy-efficient systems, creating 24 adaptable suites, a garden pavilion, and public spaces.

The project allows for community engagement while enhancing academic and guest experiences.

Bond Bryan designed Walsall College’s state-of-the-art expansion at Wisemore Campus, blending business incubation facilities with a Centre of Excellence for Sports.

Featuring a sports hall, fitness suite, fine dining restaurant, and vibrant atrium, the award-nominated development creates an inspiring, modern environment that enhances learning and supports the college’s ongoing success.

The Tuffnells Parcels Express Ltd depot, built on a new site to accommodate growth, features a 1,987m² operational building with 51 loading bays. The facility supports cross docking operations, handling freight via HGVs, rigid vehicles, and light vans.

Designed for efficiency, it includes a central spine conveyor for sorting, with separate yards for vehicle manoeuvring and trailer parking. The office element offers administrative and welfare spaces.

Vantage Business Park, completed in 2008, is a £10 million development spanning 7,450m². Designed with flexibility and modernity in mind, the park offers high-quality office and industrial spaces.

Its strategic location and functional design make it an attractive hub for businesses, blending practicality with a welcoming, professional environment, ideal for a range of commercial enterprises.

The project represents roughly 2,350m² of new-build commercial and retail space in a prominent location adjacent the historic Spitalfields Market in Central London.

Originally designed by Foster + Partners, Bond Bryan were appointed by VolkerFitzpatrick Ltd to deliver the scheme on site through RIBA Stages 4 to 7.

Bond Bryan was entrusted to bring UCL’s pioneering P.E.A.R.L. Building to life in Dagenham, East London. Collaborating with UCL, Bond Bryan refined and executed the original concept by Penoyre and Prasad Architects.

This groundbreaking facility enables the creation of life-sized environments to study how individuals interact with infrastructure and urban spaces, aiming to enhance urban design for greater accessibility and sustainability. Its flexible research and collaborative spaces also serve as a model for innovative, post-COVID work practices.

Chesterfield Waterside is a key element in the £75m Basin Square regeneration project, blending modern office, retail, and residential spaces. Bond Bryan’s architectural design focuses on flexibility, with large-span floorplates and modular facades that ensure long-term adaptability.

The development will transform the area into a dynamic business hub, creating a thriving community that attracts both local and regional growth, while prioritising sustainability with BREEAM Very Good certification and energy efficient features. This project enhances Chesterfield’s appeal as a desirable place to live, work, and visit.

Bond Bryan’s recent relocation to a carbon-conscious studio in Sheffield city centre represents more than just a move—it’s a commitment to aligning our practice with our core values of sustainability, community impact, and staff wellbeing.

Our new studio serves as a model of how thoughtful design can positively impact both the environment and the people who use the space.

Originally designed by Fairhursts in 1961, the newly refurbished Linley House has seen a complete transformation over three floors to provide a contemporary co-working environment, with a café, office and meeting spaces, changing facilities and collaborative breakout areas.

Prior to its 1960’s redesign, the building played a pivotal role in Manchester’s industrial narrative as its first and most influential power supply station.

The regeneration of Doncaster Wool Market is a fantastic example of how heritage can be preserved while creating a dynamic, modern space for the community.

The Lloyds Bank Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre (AMTC) acts as a critical asset in addressing the manufacturing skills gap in the UK, and supports the Advanced Manufacturing sector by providing state-of-the-art training facilities to prepare the next generation of engineers and technicians.

Situated in the heart of the University of Sheffield’s campus, the Royce Discovery Centre (RDC) stands as a symbol of cutting-edge research and collaboration in advanced materials science. The University’s vision was to create a facility that would enhance its status as a leader in the field while enhancing partnerships that bridge academia and industry. Bond Bryan Architects embraced this challenge with a design that champions simplicity, adaptability, and purpose.

Within the RDC, every space is designed to inspire, creating a collaborative environment where pioneering ideas and discoveries can thrive. The result is a vibrant hub that embodies the University’s forward-thinking approach to education and industry engagement.

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) recognised the need to reassess its working environment to align with their Vision 2030. With the urgency of relocating following the landlord’s decision to repossess their current space, GPhC found the ideal location in the heart of Canary Wharf at 1 Cabot Square.

Bond Bryan was tasked with transforming this modern 21-storey building into a flexible, collaborative space to support GPhC’s growth and vision. Despite a tight timeline, we delivered a high-quality design that would meet their evolving operational needs.

Alderley Park’s Mereside campus has revitalised four connected buildings—Nos. 19, 22, 23, and 24—from an outdated in-ward facing traditional laboratory block into a dynamic, outward-facing community to support scientific innovation and encourage the cross fertilisation of ideas.

The redevelopment delivers state-of-the-art labs alongside world-class office space that is flexible and adaptable to suit a broad range of tenant needs, while connecting occupants to the robust support system of the Alderley Park campus.

Volkswagen’s brief required a showroom that would combine high functionality with a strong brand presence. The compact 0.68-hectare site needed to accommodate showrooms, service areas, parking, and administration within a single footprint. We designed a four-storey structure that maximised visibility from the M4, providing space for 270 parking spaces, 26 servicing bays, and three floors showcasing 90 cars.

The innovative layout ensures a seamless customer experience, while energy-efficient technologies align with Volkswagen’s sustainability targets. Our careful planning and design solutions made the most of the limited space, providing both an attractive and efficient environment that supports Volkswagen’s brand identity.

Bond Bryan were appointed as Architects, Landscape Architects and Interior Designers for the Doncaster Gateway project, a transformative initiative forming a cornerstone of Doncaster’s Town Centre Renewal. Situated adjacent to Doncaster train station, this project reimagines the Gateway as a vibrant, sustainable public realm, shaping it into a catalyst for economic, social, and environmental regeneration.

Supported by Town Deal funding, the scheme addresses key challenges and provides lasting benefits for residents, businesses, and visitors alike. 

When Berkeley Homes approached Bond Bryan to design their new office space at Royal Arsenal Riverside, we were tasked with creating a workspace that would embody the energy and ambition behind the regeneration of Woolwich.

The project involved transforming a retail unit into a dynamic office environment for their Directors and Technical Team. Through careful planning and collaboration, we were able to design a highly functional and flexible workspace that supports Berkeley Homes’ growing team while working within the constraints of an existing structure.

The next chapter in Alderley Park’s evolution is set to unfold with the delivery of two six-storey buildings, designed to support the needs of the life sciences and technology sectors while significantly enhancing the public realm.

This landmark facility will house a variety of spaces to support advanced R&D including flexible labs, collaboration spaces, and logistics hubs catered to organisations in drug discovery, MedTech, diagnostics, digital health, and AI. It will also create a new landscaped public square and north-south pedestrian throughway.

To support the growing ecosystem of the park, a commercial sciences building was commissioned, and Fairhursts were selected to provide the fit-out. Strategically designed to cater to a diverse range of science companies, the scheme offers adaptable spaces that accommodate various business scales.

Spanning from fully-equipped wet lab spaces, bench-scale and self-contained wet and dry labs, to serviced shell and core spaces for larger enterprises, the facility is poised to meet the dynamic needs of the scientific community.

GEO Cambridge is a forward-thinking life sciences development designed to adapt to the needs of its users while championing sustainability and innovation. Situated on a brownfield site in Cambridge, the project combines cutting-edge design with an emphasis on occupant well-being, environmental responsibility, and community enhancement.

The building is a response to the growing demand for flexible, high-quality research and development spaces that foster collaboration and growth. Its location offers excellent access to public transport and a sustainable commuting strategy, positioning it as a key driver for local economic and social development.