Location: United Kingdom
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Meet Peter Agnew, Hyphen’s new director
We recently interviewed Peter Agnew to find out more about his new role as a director at Hyphen. Peter has been at Hyphen for more than 15 years, contributing to the success of our UK business, leading numerous inter-office projects in the data centre sector, and overseeing Hyphen’s information technology. Congratulations on becoming a director!…
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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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Abercrombie & Fitch
Since 2005, our teams across Europe have worked with Abercrombie & Fitch and its Gilly Hicks and Hollister brands on more than 50 projects in the retail and workspace sectors. Our collaboration with Abercrombie & Fitch began in 2005 when we were appointed as the local architect to support the opening of the brand’s first…
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Portsmouth graduate wins Hyphen drawing prize
We are delighted to announce Rachael Butt as the winner of the 2022 Chris Henderson Prize for exceptional drawings as part of her Master’s degree portfolio at the University of Portsmouth. This Prize was set up in 2016 to honour the memory of Hyphen founder, Chris Henderson. We wanted to see a candidate’s demonstration of…
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Hyphen included in AJ100 ranking of UK architects for second time
Hyphen has been included in the prestigious AJ100 listing for the second time, achieving our highest ranking to date. Compiled by the Architects’ Journal, it is a ranking of the largest architectural practices in the UK, measured by the number of qualified architects employed. This marks a significant year for Hyphen, being included in both…
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Data centres: why should architects work in this sector?
Architects play an essential role in the development of data centres. Usually led by MEP engineers, with a strong emphasis on functionality, data centres are evolving, and architects will be needed more and more in this multidisciplinary sector. These structures are becoming an increasing part of our urban landscapes and clients often want to see…
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Reimagining retail guidance
Our CEO, Eddie Miles, and architect and associate, Lucy Dewick-Tew, had the great privilege of updating the retail chapter in the latest edition of the Metric Handbook. In its seventh edition, this is the go-to-guide for architects, designers and aspiring students. We spoke to Eddie and Lucy to find out more… First experiences of the Metric Handbook “It was…
