Designs are progressing for an extension to the east end of Holy Trinity Clapham, London, William Wilberforce’s old church. The detailed of this religious architectural project’s proposal will be shown here soon.

To the right is a view showing how new meeting rooms could offer an exciting, engaged eastern facade for the church, echoing the materials of the Grade II* Listed building but deploying them in new ways to create the impression of a floating structure rising from the ground.

The new building, an extension of the original church, will also up-light the existing east end, giving greater prominence to the pedimented east elevation.

The programme of conservation at Westminster Abbey Chapter House in London is now complete.   The project, which was on site for 18 months, completed on time and under budget for our client, English Heritage; with work completed by Nimbus Conservation Ltd.  The works were directed by Stow & Beale Conservation Architects, the specialist conservation arm of MBA.

The proposals for the Rhodes Building heritage/conservation project at Oriel College, Oxford have achieved Listed Building Consent.  Alterations to this Grade II* listed building include the addition of a new floor of student accommodation, within a folded copper roof.

Marcus Peel completed a photo shoot at MBA’s latest creation in their home town of Wimbledon, London for the private office and global trading floor of a private client.

A new private office for a senior partner of a major European hedge fund is nearing completion in Wimbledon Village, London. The strikingly modern building is in a conservation area, and includes a number of measures to improve its environmental performance including timber cladding, planting, solar shading and renewable energy.