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BDP picked for £100m Shakespeare masterplan in Stratford-upon-Avon
BDP is leading an ‘ambitious heritage-led’ masterplan to reimagine Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon, after winning an international competition for the job
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BDP posts highest ever turnover as staff numbers hit record levels
AJ100 big-hitter BDP posted a record global turnover of £148.6 million in 2024 – an increase of 9.6 per cent on its previous annual income
BDP leads ‘urgent’ call to government over visa salary thresholds
BDP is leading a call for the government to rethink its visa salary threshold changes, which it says are creating insurmountable barriers for international workers and threatening the UK architecture profession
WOO architects unveils latest UK pavilion design for Osaka 2025 World Expo
London’s WOO architects and structures specialist ES Global have revealed fresh designs for a UK pavilion to feature at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka, Japan
BDP gets go-ahead for ‘low-carbon’ council housing in Swansea
BDP has had plans approved for 156 ‘low-carbon’ council houses in Swansea on the south Wales coast
BDP confirms job losses
The UK’s second-largest practice, BDP, has confirmed it has recently carried out a round of redundancies, blaming ‘turbulent market conditions’
BDP gets go ahead for 42-storey co-living tower in Salford
BDP has set out its plans for a 42-storey co-living tower in Salford, Greater Manchester, and the redevelopment of a series of neighbouring railway arches
BDP to revamp three major cricket stadiums in Pakistan
The Pakistan Cricket Board has selected BDP to overhaul three of the country’s major cricket stadiums
BDP reveals plans for 42-storey co-living tower in Manchester
BDP has set out its plans for a 42-storey co-living tower in Salford, Greater Manchester, and the redevelopment of a series of neighbouring railway arches
BDP’s the Point saved from ‘soulless’ redevelopment
Milton Keynes City Council has saved the Point, one of the UK’s first multiplex cinema buildings, from demolition