Author: Hyphen
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Hyphen Drawing Prize presented at University of Portsmouth awards ceremony
We are delighted to announce Karolina Stephenson as the 2023 winner of the Chris Henderson Drawing Prize! The drawing prize was set up to honour the legacy of Hyphen founder, Chris Henderson, and is awarded by us each year to a student who demonstrates excellent technique and skill in draughtsmanship. Winning students re-affirm the spontaneity…
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New opportunities in new locations for Paris team
It’s exciting times for our team in France, with two reasons to celebrate! To accommodate our growing team, we’ve moved to new premises in Paris, and to consolidate our experience in the south and its opportunities, we’ve established a permanent presence in Marseille. Our Paris team has moved to the Rue des Pyramides, following a string…
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Hyphen achieves record high in 2023 AJ100 rankings
Hyphen is listed in the AJ100 for the second consecutive year and third time since 2020. The rankings are compiled by the Architect’s Journal, who compile a list of the 100 largest architectural practices operating in the UK, based on the number of architects employed. This year’s inclusion marks our most significant climb and highest…
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Hyphen director discusses data centre trends at DCD Connect Madrid
Hyphen director, Eva Diego, enjoyed discussing architectural trends in data centre design at this year’s DCD Connect Madrid. As part of the DCD>Talks series, Eva highlighted a number of key industry trends affecting the global and local markets, including the increasing role of architects at the inception of data centre projects, their importance in navigating…
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Detail matters: sustainability in heritage building design
Heritage buildings present opportunities for applying circular economy principles, where architects and engineers can apply the three Rs – reduce, reuse, and recycle. That means reducing resources and waste, reusing a building no longer in use and the existing materials within it, and recycling unwanted features or debris into something new. Heritage buildings also contain…
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Hyphen celebrates internal succession with a series of promotions
We are delighted to announce a series of promotions, as eight Hyphen employees have been recognised for the significant contributions they have made to the growth and quality of our international architectural practice. Firstly, we would like to announce our new senior associates, Nick Jardine and Aimee Hooper, based primarily in our Winchester office. As…
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Detail matters: permitting and collaboration
Architects are essential for heritage building projects, especially in their role as an executive architect – as the bridge between the client, consultants, and local authorities. With expertise in local regulations, including building code and permitting, good architectural professionals can make a huge difference in ensuring projects are delivered on time and reach completion. Mandatory…
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Elisa Frost appointed as new director at Hyphen
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Elisa Frost, who has joined us as a director, as of 17 April 2023. Elisa will be primarily based in Madrid, working closely with Eva Diego and the team in Spain, as well as working with the board on its group-wide company strategy. Elisa is an experienced…
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Detail matters: six top tips for architectural projects in heritage buildings
Running a heritage building project can be challenging, with many aspects for architects and engineers to consider. Whether it is sourcing rare materials, finding sustainable solutions, or working with local authorities, our knowledgeable and creative colleagues can help guide us through even the most overwhelming challenges. We asked Hyphen colleagues from around the world to…
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Anzon’s story
Anzon Wong joined Hyphen in 2022 as an architectural designer. Primarily based in Hyphen’s London office, Anzon has delivered retail, logistics and data centre projects for some of the world’s most recognised companies. We interviewed Anzon to find out more. Tell us about your background… My road to becoming an architect differs from many architectural…
