Eric Parry Architects : Architecture Information + Images

Eric Parry Architects - Building News Bath Architectural Heritage Debate : Speakers incl. Eric Parry + Sir Richard MacCormac Richard Feilden Architect of the Year 2009 St Martin-in-the-Fields Church Renewal, London, England 2008 image © Timothy Soar St Martin-in-the-Fields Renewal 5 Aldermanbury Square, London 2008 photo : Tim Soar 5 Aldermanbury Square : Stirling Prize Nominee 2009 Timothy Taylor Gallery, London 2007- Eric Parry : London building St James Square, London, England 2007- Eric Parry : London building Cedars Hall, Wells Cathedral, Somesert, southwest England 2007- image : Smoothe Eric Parry : English building 30 Finsbury Square, City of London, England - building photo © adrian welch Eric Parry : London building Beautiful facade with 'random' apertures cut into the stone, very carefully worked out with the Engineers, a brave concept but expressed simply Holburne Museum of Art, Bath, England 2007- Holburne Museum CGI : image by Smoothe from Eric Parry Architects Eric Parry : English building Holburne Museum: proposal rejected by planners Jul 2007 Holburne Museum extension revised designs receive planning consent Nov 2007 Resubmitted Sep 2007 with more contextual colours and slight height reduction Paternoster Square: King Edward Court, City of London - Paternoster Square buildings - photo © adrian welch Eric Parry building Pembroke College addition, Cambridge, England - Eric Parry : English building Similar to Finsbury Square due to the simple stone detailing and careful balance of the facades, Pembroke College is more regular in its fenestration. An inventive sundial is located in the southeast corner of the building. Located in the former Master's Garden of this prestigious Cambridge college. 185 Park Street, Bankside, London, England - 24 storeys Damai Suria, Malaysia: image from Eric Parry Architects re Edinburgh exhibition in 2004 Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park + Spa, London, England: image from Eric Parry Architects re Edinburgh exhibition in 2004 60 Threadneedle Street, City of London, England - for Hammerson More Buildings by Eric Parry Architects online soon Practice Information Eric Parry Architects is an established and award-winning practice with an extensive portfolio of notable work. The practice has recently completed the exhibition design for the Royal Academy of Art’s Andrea Palladio exhibition, the much-acclaimed £36m restoration and renewal project for the historic St Martin-in-the-Fields Church in Trafalgar Square, as well as the commercial office building at 5 Aldermanbury Square. The practice is responsible for several prestigious commercial projects in the City and West End. 60 Threadneedle Street and 23 Savile Row are now complete while 50 New Bond Street is currently on site. The practice is also working on a number of cultural projects including a new wing for the Holburne Museum of Art in Bath, and a new recital hall and associated teaching spaces for Wells Cathedral School. The practice has won numerous awards, most recently from the British Council for Offices for 5 Aldermanbury Square, which won the Commercial Workplace category both Regional (London) and National 2008. In 2007 the practice won an RIBA Award for the Bedford Music School, and the restoration of the church of St Martin-in-the-Fields won an award in The Georgian Group Architectural Awards for restoration of a Georgian Church. Previous awards include an RIBA Award and AIA Design Excellence Award in 2003 for the design of the office building at 30 Finsbury Square, London, which was also shortlisted for the prestigious Stirling Prize in the same year and commended in the BCO Awards. Eric Parry founded the practice in 1983. It is based in London, and employs over 50 staff. The practice also has an office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where it has designed a number of residential schemes. Eric Parry Architects office image