Four decades of creating sustainable, inspiring environments with integrity.

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.

Barnsley College’s Sixth Form Centre is a striking, contemporary landmark at the heart of Barnsley, blending modern design with its historic town centre setting.

Designed within a rapid 10-week programme, the centre offers dynamic teaching spaces, realised through collaborative engagement with the college, local authority, and community stakeholders.

Bond Bryan designed the Burton & South Derbyshire UTC Academy, specialising in Biomedical Science and Engineering. Located near Burton-upon-Trent’s transport hub, the 5,400m² facility combines new build and refurbished Town Hall Annex space.

Supported by industry partners, the UTC provides a modern learning environment for 600 students aged 14-19.

Bond Bryan delivered a transformative three-phase redevelopment for East Berkshire College, creating a vibrant campus. Highlights include a new sports centre, reimagined student services, and a STEM Project Centre for hands-on learning.

With modern facilities encouraging collaboration, the campus enhances education, community engagement, and the college’s path to excellence.

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.

Bond Bryan’s Kings Cross Centre blends modern design with its sensitive urban context. Rising to five storeys, the building features copper cladding, glazed atriums, and open-plan ground floors that enhance accessibility and social learning.

Thoughtful design respects its Grade II* Listed surroundings while creating a dynamic educational environment.

Bond Bryan delivered state-of-the-art teaching facilities for the University of Chichester, including a three-storey academic building and an extended music facility.

Enhancing the campus with modern, world-class spaces, the project supports thousands of students and reflects the university’s commitment to excellence in education and student experience.

Bond Bryan designed Dixons Sixth Form Academy within two historic listed buildings, blending extensive renovation with new facilities.

Accommodating 880 students, the design features flexible spaces, including a large study ‘Mall,’ adaptable dining, and 12 science labs, facilitating a modern, inclusive learning environment with a focus on science education.

Bond Bryan designed the Don Valley UTC Academy, a four-storey school for 600 students specialising in Human Sciences, Sport, and Digital Technologies.

The compact design maximises space with a central atrium, terraces leading to a future rugby pitch, and efficient construction, offering an outstanding educational experience driven by workplace practice.

The £12.4m refurbishment of Dyke House Sports & Technology College preserves its 1930s brick-built character while introducing a bold new entrance portal. A new central street through the campus improves connectivity and creates a stronger sense of identity.

This design blurs the boundaries between learning and social spaces, linking the college with the community and enhancing its specialisms.

Bond Bryan is restoring Walthamstow’s iconic EMD Theatre, transforming it into a premier cultural hub for Northeast London. This £23 million project, spanning RIBA stages 4-7, combines careful heritage preservation with modern updates.

Collaborating with Waltham Forest Council and Soho Theatre, we’re reviving the venue’s 1930s art deco charm, ensuring its future as a sustainable, vibrant community asset.

Bond Bryan’s restoration and extension of a Grade II Listed building redefined its street presence, preserving the façade and creating a unique rooftop garden for social space.

The design incorporates natural materials, solar-controlled glazing, and passive ventilation, enhancing the building’s functionality while respecting its historic context.

Bond Bryan’s award-winning design for the University’s student support services office building in Newcastle serves as a modern gateway to the campus.

The 8,000m² structure blends glass and sandstone with sustainable features, including thermal mass, natural light control, and displacement airflow, contributing to both functionality and city regeneration.

Bond Bryan’s sensitive refurbishment of Loxley House, a Grade II Listed building dating back to 1795, restored its Pennine Style charm.

The project converted the house into six apartments and added four mews houses, while preserving original details and enhancing the estate with landscaping and woodland restoration.

The £22.5m New Campus for Matthew Boulton College, spanning 18,000m², blends academic and social spaces, including open atria, cafe areas, and a landscaped roof terrace. Designed for flexibility and accessibility, it includes a sports suite, multi-purpose hall, and accessible facilities.

The building enhances both student numbers and engagement, with activity lasting well into the evening.

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 National Videogame Museum, with a construction value of £20 million, showcases interactive design and innovation. Our role encompassed architectural and interior design, lead consultancy, and feasibility study, spanning RIBA stages 0 to 7.

The museum celebrates gaming culture, offering a dynamic space for exhibitions and immersive experiences, fostering education and creativity in the heart of the digital world.

The Peckham Pavilion, designed for the London Borough of Southwark, is a transformative community space, delivering architectural design from RIBA stages 0 to 7.

With a construction value of £2 million, the project provides a dynamic, flexible environment for local events and activities, enhancing Peckham’s public realm and fostering a vibrant sense of community within this evolving area.

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.

A pioneering social housing estate for Southwark Council, originally developed in the mid-1950s. The project seamlessly integrates new homes with the existing ones, preserving the character of the estate and its mature landscaped gardens.

Striking a balance between the need for additional housing, the sensitivities of the conservation area, and the needs of existing residents presented a unique challenge.

Shirebrook Academy’s new campus unites three schools, encouraging collaboration while preserving individual identities. With spaces tailored for Science, Construction, and SEN support, the design blends vibrant teaching areas with inviting social spaces.

This inclusive environment inspires students to achieve their potential as future leaders, citizens, and skilled professionals.

The first phase of Langley Campus’s transformation improves accessibility for learners with disabilities and features a modern sports centre with a four-court hall, fitness suite, and boxing studio.

A vibrant new entrance links refreshed student spaces, while a revamped sports hall now hosts a hospitality course with a public restaurant and training hotel.

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 National Gymnastics and National Netball & Badminton Centres at the University offer world-class training environments tailored to elite athletes.

These prestigious facilities, complete with performance, coaching, and sports science provisions, cement the University’s global reputation for sporting excellence, inspiring Olympic-level achievements and attracting top talent worldwide.

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.

Completed in 2015, Walsall College’s Wisemore Campus expansion combines state-of-the-art business incubation spaces and a Centre of Excellence for Sports.

Featuring a four-court sports hall, fitness suite, fine-dining restaurant, and vibrant teaching spaces, this award-nominated project creates an inspiring environment for learners and supports the college’s ongoing success.

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.

Bond Bryan’s refurbishment of the Weald of Kent Grammar Annexe’s sports centre revitalised facilities, including a renovated sports hall, new dance studio, and modernised changing areas.

The design also upgraded office spaces, enhanced signage for navigation, and ensured minimal disruption, supporting the school and community, and boosting local hockey training.

Bond Bryan is proud to be part of the Victoria & Albert Collections Centre project, working with McLaughlin & Harvey on this £16 million development. The 16,000m² state-of-the-art research facility, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, will house and display the V&A’s vast collection.

The project blends innovative storage solutions with immersive visitor experiences, showcasing behind-the-scenes museum operations.

Bond Bryan, in collaboration with Wellbeing Places and BCEGI, is creating a transformative wellbeing residential site on Newport Road, Middlesbrough.

Rooted in biophilic design, the eco-suburb features community gardens, flexible spaces, and sustainable architecture, fostering health, happiness, and a strong sense of place while connecting people to nature.

Located in the heart of Doncaster, this project created a new focal point for the town by integrating the Doncaster High School for Girls, a beloved Victorian building, within a modern structure that now houses the town’s cultural treasures.

Our approach ensured that the past and present coexist harmoniously, creating a space that resonates with both locals and visitors.

Telford Theatre is undergoing a remarkable transformation, blending accessibility, sustainability, and innovation to create a space that resonates with its community.

By breathing new life into the existing building, the project not only preserved its architectural character but also established a vibrant hub for cultural and social engagement.

Bond Bryan’s masterplan for Elland Town Centre redefines the high street’s role in the modern urban landscape. By weaving together sustainable design, heritage preservation, and community focused planning, the project delivers a thriving, connected town centre that balances economic vitality with social and environmental responsibility. 

The 64-bedroom hotel, complete with state-of-the-art health and fitness suites, a rejuvenating spa, and exceptional conference and wedding facilities, will make the perfect retreat for guests and a lively hub for locals.

We are proud to be part of this visionary development, where every aspect of the design tells a story of harmony between modern architecture, environmental sustainability, and community impact.

The Warwick Arts Centre stands as a pivotal cultural and educational asset within the University of Warwick’s campus, serving students, staff, and the wider community. As one of the UK’s largest multi-arts venues, it plays a vital role in the region’s cultural identity and creative ecosystem. However, the increasing limitations of its original facilities necessitated a transformative redevelopment to meet contemporary demands.

This ambitious project, forming part of the Coventry City of Culture 2021 celebrations, involved a blend of refurbishment, demolition, and new construction to create a state-of-the-art facility. Appointed during a critical stage, Bond Bryan and a multidisciplinary team were tasked with overcoming significant challenges, including tight timelines, budget constraints, and the integration of new and existing structures. Through a collaborative approach, innovative design processes, and a commitment to sustainability, the team successfully delivered a landmark venue that continues to inspire creativity and engagement.

The Kathleen Lonsdale Building refurbishment project was a key element in the realisation of University College London’s Bloomsbury Campus Masterplan, transforming the building into a modern, accessible facility that unites departments within the Faculty of Maths and Physical Sciences.

Bond Bryan’s approach to the refurbishment not only enhanced functionality but also preserved the building’s historical significance, creating a facility that meets the evolving needs of both UCL’s students and academic staff.

St Dunstan’s College in London underwent its most extensive redevelopment since 1888, with Bond Bryan leading the architectural design, visualisation, and contractor collaboration. This £17.5M transformation includes a new Junior School, STEM, and Sixth Form Building, blending historical sensitivity with contemporary design.

Certified BREEAM Excellent, the project integrates sustainable technologies and thoughtful spatial organisation to provide enhanced learning environments while preserving the College’s heritage. The redevelopment enhances the schools innovation and creativity, serving a co-educational community from ages 3 to 18.

At Bond Bryan, we take pride in our long-standing relationships with clients. Our collaboration with Saul Homes began in 2016 with the Bawtry Park Hotel and Golf Complex, evolving into several exciting projects, including Burntwood Court Holiday Homes. This project reflects our shared vision of creating luxurious, functional spaces that blend modern design with natural surroundings.

The design of Aston Fire Station was driven by a seamless fusion of the old and the new, blending the Grade II listed building’s historical features with modern operational needs. The introduction of a new extension, featuring a double-height glazed atrium, connects the historic building with contemporary spaces while offering transparency into the daily operations of the fire service.

The careful integration preserved the station’s operational functions on the ground floor, while modernising staff welfare and office spaces on the upper floors. This thoughtful reconfiguration maximises both functionality and wellbeing, making it an uplifting and efficient space that supports the fire service’s needs for years to come.