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Softroom Architects, UK : Architecture

Contemporary Architect Practice England, UK: London Design Studio Info

post updated 16 May 2021 ; Sep 16, 2017

Softroom – Key Projects

Softroom Architects – Major Designs

The Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, Heathrow Airport, Terminal 3, London, England, UK
Date built: –

Winner at various awards incl. Design Week Awards, D&AD Global Awards FX Design Awards, Hospitality Design Awards, Red-Dot Design Awards

New Leeds-Liverpool Canal Footbridge, Bootle, Merseyside, Northwest England, UK
Date built: 2007
Architecture competition win
Shortlist: Arca, B & C Associati, Chris Curtis & Elliott Wood, Hakes Associates, Softroom Architects, Youssef Ghali

More architectural design projects by Softroom architects online soon

Location: Murphy Street, London SE1 7FP, United Kingdom

Softroom Architects – Practice Information

Architect office based in Soho, central London, UK

Address: Murphy Street, London SE1 7FP, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 3597 6888

According to this London architecture firm:

The company was founded in 1995 and is led by two directors, Christopher Bagot and Oliver Salway, backedby an enthusiastic and committed team. Work by this London design practice has been published and exhibited worldwide.

The architecture firm have received many accolades during their career, including RIBA awards, ‘Building of the Year’ from the Royal Fine Arts Commission, ‘Best in Show’ from Design Week and prestigious ‘Yellow Pencils’ from D&AD. Of equal value however are the testimonials from satisfied clients and users and the number of ongoing relationships that have built up over the years.

This architecture office was formed following the success of the proposal by a group including its founding directors for the Cardiff Bay Opera House, Wales, UK, which was one of eight finalists in an international open design competition.

In 1999, the practice’ design for a shelter for visitors to Kielder Forest National Park, Northumbria, England, was nominated for the Stirling Prize and won a number of awards including the Stephen Lawrence Prize, and a Royal Fine Art Commission Building of the Year Award.

The extension of The Devon Guild of Craftsmen, south west England, completed in 2004 received a regional award from the RIBA, while the design studio’s first significant new build project, a mixed use apartment and office building, The Wireworks in Southwark, South London, was voted ‘Best Interior Layout’ in the Daily Telegraph ‘What House?’ Awards.

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Website: www.softroom.com