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Major Projects by Benoy Architects Birmingham Bull Ring Redevelopment - Masterplan, Midlands, central England 2003 Bullring Birmingham incl. Selfridges by Future Systems & landscaping by Gross.Max ECMall, Beijing, China 2009 ECMall Beijing Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, UAE 2009- Ferrari World Abu Dhabi ION Orchard, Singapore 2009 ION Orchard Westfield, White City, London, UK 2008 Design: Benoy / Westfield Westfield London : 'Europe's largest urban shopping centre' mediacity:uk - masterplan, Salford Quays, northwest England 2007-11 MediaCityUK Key Developments, alphabetical 16 Strand Road, Kolkata, India Al Areen Masterplan, Bahrain Bluewater, Kent, UK - shopping centre Bullring, Birmingham, UK - shopping centre Central Festival, Pattaya, Thailand Crawley Town Centre North, UK ECM Zhongguancun, Beijing, China Elements, Kowloon, Hong Kong Forum Nacka, Stockholm, Sweden Freeport Resort, Lisbon, Portugal HCMC Tower, Vietnam ION Orchard, Singapore i-SQUARE, Hong Kong Jamshedpur, India Jodhpur Mall & Hotel, Rajasthan, India Kerry Centre, Jin An, China Lakeside Retail Park, Thurruck, UK - shopping centre Magarpatta City Mall, Pune, India Mall of Bramha, Pune, India Mediterranean Cosmos, Greece Mermaid Quay, Cardiff, Wales Multiyork, Cambridge, UK NEC Casino, Birmingham, UK North East Quarter, Belfast North Shore, Stockton-on-Tees, UK Olympic Plaza, Kiev, Ukraine Orio Centre, Milan, Italy Overgate, Dundee, UK - shopping centre Parquesur, Madrid, Spain Queensgate, Peterborough, UK Royal Priors, Leamington, UK SA1 Waterfront, Swansea, UK Segrate, Milan, Italy Sky Bar, The Triangle, Manchester St Anne's Wharf, Norwich, UK St Enoch Centre, Glasgow, UK - shopping centre The Cornerhouse, Nottingham, UK The Victoria, Southend, UK Town Centre South, Harlow, UK Tuen Mun Town Plaza, Hong Kong VIP Road, Kolkata, India WE4B, Royal Victoria Docks, UK Whitewater, Dublin, Ireland Xintiandi, Shanghai, China Zhongguancun Plaza, Beijing, China More developments by Benoy online very soon

Practice Information

Benoy is currently working on schemes in Abu Dhabi, Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, China, Egypt, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Lithuania, Malaysia, Netherlands, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, the USA, Vietnam and across the UK.

Benoy has received numerous awards in recognition of their continued commitment to international growth, design innovation and quality; Award highlights include:

- 2008 ULI Awards for Excellence: Elements at Kowloon Station
- Designer of the Year Award 2008 - Retail & Leisure International
- Queen's Award for Enterprise and International Trade 2008
- Interior Design Firm of the Year at Asia Pacific Real Estate Awards 2008
- Mipim Asia Awards 2007 Winner - Best Shopping Centre - Elements Mall, Kowloon
- UKTI India Business Awards New Market Entrant of the Year 2007
- The Building Construction Authority's Environmental Green Mark Award (Gold Certificate) Ion Orchard (Singapore)
- Cathay Pacific Award for Enterprise 2006
- Estate Gazette's Best Overall Architectural Entry, MAPIC 2006
- Estate Gazette's Best Retail Development over 20,000m², MAPIC 2006
- 2006 Quality Building Award for APM, Hong Kong Professional Consortium
- Designer of the Year Award, Global Publication Retail and Leisure International
- Highest Climber 2006, Architect's Journal

Benoy is ranked among the top ten architectural practices in the UK.

With a multi-disciplinary team working in offices in the UK, Far and Middle East, Benoy has developed a reputation for delivering complicated, innovative and commercially successful retail environments by adopting a holistic approach that draws on all of the major design disciplines, namely masterplanning, architecture, interior, thematic and graphic design.

Whilst continuing to enhance their reputation as one of the world's most successful retail architects, Benoy is now enjoying increased recognition in the urban regeneration, masterplanning and mixed-use sectors.