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Bradford Academy, Yorkshire, England
2007
Bradford Academy building
College of West Anglia campus, King's Lynn, England
2008-
College of West Anglia
Environmental Research Centre, University of Sheffield, England
2007-
Bond Bryan Architects : Sheffield building
Furnival Building, Sheffield Hallam University, England
2007-
Sheffield Hallam University
King's Cross Centre, Westminster Kingsway College, London
2009
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King's Cross Centre
Newcastle University SAS building, England
2007-
Newcastle University building
Oaklands College, St Albans, Hertforshire, England
2008
English School
Phoenix High School sixth form centre, Shepherds Bush, London
2009-
Phoenix High School
University of Sheffield - Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, England
2007-
Sheffield University building
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Bond Bryan - Selected For All Three LSC Regions
16 Apr 2008
Jonathan Herbert, MD:
Bond Bryan Architects is one of only two practices to have been selected for the Learning & Skills Council framework in all three regions of the UK, to provide design and consultancy services to colleges seeking new buildings and refurbishment projects, reinforcing the firm’s position at the leading edge of Further Education design.
Bond Bryan managing director, Jonathan Herbert, says: “Being one of only two firms named on all three regional frameworks really vindicates our approach because we stand for excellent design, sound delivery and, above all, expert knowledge of the education sector’s needs. Our work on Matthew Boulton College, for instance, exemplifies a design led by education drivers and educators.”
Matthew Boulton College is well known in the sector as having raised the bar in terms of a design-led educational establishment and has resulted in recruitment benefits for the college which relocated to its original site within a regeneration area and the new ‘learning quarter’ Birmingham city centre. The nine-storey project is short-listed for this year’s RIBA/LSC Further Education Design Awards.
Bond Bryan has recently opened a southern studio in Kent and Greham Raynham, the new MD of Bond Bryan in the south, said: “We started here on 2 January 2008. Jeff Stibbons and Stewart Paine and I all have significant experience in creating places for learning.
“We are busy developing some exciting project opportunities in the FE sector including Basildon College, Westminster Kingsway College, Boston College and the International Climate Exchange building at Cambridge.
“We have also been building our team and will have 18 staff by May with a view to growing further in response to the demand in the FE sector as the LSC framework becomes active.
“Bond Bryan has a great ethos of design quality in response to client-focused need and as leaders in education architecture we are excited about the future of the south studio as the LSC framework starts to operate and other opportunities in the sector come forward. Bond Bryan is also active in commercial and regeneration projects and we will be looking to build on existing practice expertise in these fields in the Southern Studio.”
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