Three of our fantastic education projects – Bellenden, Belham and Marlborough Primary Schools, have been shortlisted for 2018’s Architects Journal (A J) Architecture awards! With the annual A J Awards among the most sought-after in the built environment sector, winning projects are recognised for their architectural excellence across the industry.

Waterman’s Dublin team have been appointed for the redevelopment of Davitt House and Seagrave House on a prominent site at the corner of Earlsfort Terrace and Adelaide Road in central Dublin.

We are pleased to announce that planning permission has been granted for the development of a fully enclosed Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) at Haulaway Ltd, a waste management firm in Polegate, East Sussex.

Waterman, CORE, Fletcher Priest and Synapsys Solutions shed light on how we should evolve contemporary office design in an up-coming panel debate.

We are delighted to hear MIRA Technology Park, one of the UK’s leading Enterprise Zones, has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category, for demonstrating consistent international revenue growth.

Following a long period of development by the Trailblazer committee, co-chaired by Waterman’s Anna Bacon, the draft Level 6 (degree) Apprenticeship Standard for Environmental Practitioners is now out for public consultation.

We are pleased to celebrate the completion of IFC 5 at IFC Jersey, St Helier. This six-storey 69,000 ft2 Grade A office building is the second to be completed at the International Finance Centre in Jersey following IFC 1 being handed over in March 2017.

Fuelled by the heavy snowstorms and continued severe weather of the first half of 2018, very heavy seas and elevated sea levels resulted in coastal flooding and damage to coastal structures and harbours along the east coast of Ireland in March.

The new world-class birth centre at Furness General Hospital has been shortlisted for ‘New Build Project of the Year’ at the 2018 IHEEM awards!

Harcourt Terrace National School in central Dublin has secured planning permission from An Bord Pleanala, the Irish planning appeals board, and is set to proceed towards construction in 2019.