Location: London
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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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Retail projects in Westminster
We’ve been delivering projects in Westminster for more than 30 years. During this time, we have supported some of the world’s most well-known brands on more than 80 projects in the retail, workspace and hospitality sectors. Our work in Westminster includes one of a series of projects we have worked on with global fashion retailer, Lacoste.…
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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…
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Detail matters: balancing functionality and heritage
In architecture, details matter. Attention to detail is at the heart of what we do, from building materials and energy efficiency to strong collaborations with colleagues, clients and local authorities. Details are especially important in retrofitting projects, where heritage buildings are given a new lease of life, balancing historical significance with contemporary functionality. We interviewed…
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Behind the scenes at Nike Live, Battersea Power Station
We recently caught up with Hyphen’s Gloria Martín Pérez and Nikoletta Christou, in London, to find out more about their work on the new Nike Live store within the turbine halls of Battersea Power Station. Gloria and Nikoletta worked closely together, providing architectural and MEP services on this brand-new store. Congratulations to everyone who worked on this exciting project. Watch…
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Battersea Power Station
We worked with eight global retail brands to deliver new stores in the Battersea Power Station redevelopment, opened in October 2022. Our London and Winchester teams delivered eight retail projects in one of London’s most iconic buildings – Battersea Power Station. Hyphen worked with leading brands, including Abercrombie & Fitch, Nike, The Kooples, Lacoste, Mulberry…
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Reflecting on Battersea Power Station’s latest chapter
We had the pleasure of attending Battersea Power Station on its official opening on Friday 14 October, 2022. While there, we caught up with Eddie Miles, our CEO at Hyphen, who shared some of his thoughts on this iconic London landmark. Find out more about our role in this exciting new chapter for Battersea Power…
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London’s latest retail destination opens at Battersea Power Station
Battersea Power Station is the subject of much media attention as it officially opens its doors today for the first time in 40 years, following a highly ambitious decade-long plan by a Malaysian consortium and local developers. Battersea has been a prominent feature of London’s skyline since it was built in the 1920s and was…
