8 Harbord Square is a New York warehouse-style residential building in Wood Wharf, London E14.

8 Harbord Square is the latest residential building being delivered as part of Canary Wharf’s expansion into its new Wood Wharf district.

Designed to reflect the heritage of the brick warehouses typical of the area, 8 Harbord Square provides an architectural nod to the history of Canary Wharf, while its modern and sophisticated interiors are reminiscent of Manhattan lofts.

8 Harbord Square is situated in Wood Wharf, a new and growing neighbourhood of Canary Wharf, comprising a well-considered mix of flexible offices, boutique retail, restaurants and spacious green spaces interspersed with architecturally outstanding residential buildings.

The iconic 160 Old Street in London has undergone a sophisticated transformation, evolving into a cutting-edge corporate office facility. Embracing this contemporary space, a significant new occupant has secured an impressive 116,500 square feet.

Meticulous detailing of the pristine white and refined dark brickwork panels achieves a seamless fusion of vertical and horizontal elements. This meticulous design unifies the three distinct structures into a cohesive and polished composition, embodying a corporate aesthetic that resonates with modern professionalism.

The White Collar Factory situated at Old Street Yard represents a courageous and innovative culmination of a comprehensive five-year research initiative by Derwent London. Positioned at the heart of London’s Tech City, this 16-storey tower stands as a focal point.

The architectural design includes a network of fresh alleys and passages that link a newly established public space to the tower, two preserved buildings, and three newly constructed structures, each ranging from four to five storeys. Collectively, these elements provide a blend of residential and incubator workspaces, contributing to the creation of a distinctive urban environment.

The iconic 160 Old Street in London has undergone a sophisticated transformation, evolving into a cutting-edge corporate office facility. Embracing this contemporary space, a significant new occupant has secured an impressive 116,500 square feet.

Meticulous detailing of the pristine white and refined dark brickwork panels achieves a seamless fusion of vertical and horizontal elements.

This meticulous design unifies the three distinct structures into a cohesive and polished composition, embodying a corporate aesthetic that resonates with modern professionalism.

250 City Road is a mixed-use development in London EC1.

250 City Road is the epitome of luxury living for the discerning home owner. Perfectly situated for the ultimate London living experience 250 City Road is a landmark development designed by world-renowned architects Foster + Partners.

Fine materials, elegant details and exquisite fixtures and fittings create the perfect home, every room has a view – with residences on the upper floors offering a spectacular panorama of the Capital. Outside 1.9 acres of beautifully landscaped WiFi-enabled green spaces and secluded courtyards create a sense of calm.

Residents can enjoy access to five-star facilities from a state-of-the-art gym, yoga studio, indoor swimming pool, spa & treatment room to the sleek business lounge, residents’ lounge, screening & karaoke room, 24-hour concierge service and 7th-floor rooftop terrace.

TwelveTrees Park is an exciting development of studios, 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments and penthouses in the heart of up-and-coming residential East London.

Fresh and modern, this new neighborhood is just minutes from the City, Canary Wharf, Stratford, and the West End – perfectly placed for business, employment, universities, schools, shopping, and entertainment.

Beckton Parkside transforms an underutilised and largely derelict industrial estate into a mixed-use development of 391 homes, SME and office space. The project incorporates an eight-storey linear building to the north forming a buffer to the A13 and embraces the unique green character of Beckton with tree-lined streets.

Solar Serena Sunrise marks the rejuvenation of a currently sheltered housing estate in Hornchurch that has surpassed its functional lifespan. This initiative is a pivotal component of the estate regeneration program executed through a Joint Venture collaboration between Havering Borough Council and Wates Residential.

Spanning a 2.6-acre area, the site is positioned to the southwest of Hornchurch, within close proximity to Harrow Lodge Park. The project’s eastern and southern perimeters are bordered by two-storey houses, while the western edge is oriented toward three tower blocks soaring up to 14 storeys in height.

The Nine Elms project for Telford Homes unfolded through two distinct phases. During Phase One, the primary focus centered on establishing the majority of residential buildings. Along South Lambeth Road, two modern mansion blocks crafted from red brick create a bold presence, enhanced by white terracotta penthouses that impart the impression of a miniature terrace of houses.

The ground floors of these blocks are brought to life with vibrant shops and restaurants. Adding to the architectural composition are two prominent tall buildings. The tallest, soaring to 35 storeys, aligns with the emerging scale on the opposite side of the railway viaduct. Simultaneously, its refined brick facade seamlessly integrates with the distinctive architectural character of Keybridge, and its massing gracefully steps down in response to the evolving context leading towards Vauxhall Park.

Situated along Marsh Wall on the Isle of Dogs, South Quay Plaza emerges as a key player in rejuvenating the venerable docklands encompassing Canary Wharf.

This versatile development comprises two structures: a towering residential edifice oriented towards Canary Wharf and a smaller counterpart to the south, seamlessly integrating with the Marsh Wall streetscape.

The latter encompasses retail spaces and a substantial new public plaza. In its previous state, the site was characterized by a hostile and densely built environment, creating both visual and physical barriers between Canary Wharf and the regions south of Marsh Wall.

Peterborough Court, located at 133 Fleet Street, will be remodeled to create 292,000 sq ft of curated Grade A workspace and ground floor retail across eleven floors.

The iconic property offers flexible floor plates of between 16,000 sq ft and 33,000 sq ft, with access to private terraces across four floors and public courtyard open space.

We are engaged in a series of extension and retrofit projects for Studios, these initiatives encompass the establishment of new film studio campuses. In addition to this, we are overseeing the delivery of civil and structural engineering design, bridge engineering design, flood risk analysis, and drainage design for the extensive expansion project at Shepperton Studios. Notably, the expanded facilities will be utilised by prominent streaming platforms such as Netflix and Prime Video.

The White Collar Factory situated at Old Street Yard represents a courageous and innovative culmination of a comprehensive five-year research initiative by Derwent London. Positioned at the heart of London’s Tech City, this 16-storey tower stands as a focal point.

The architectural design includes a network of fresh alleys and passages that link a newly established public space to the tower, two preserved buildings, and three newly constructed structures, each ranging from four to five storeys. Collectively, these elements provide a blend of residential and incubator workspaces, contributing to the creation of a distinctive urban environment.

Positioned majestically overlooking Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, the renowned US Embassy building, a masterful creation by architect Eero Saarinen, stands as an iconic example of mid-century modernism contextualized within its era. Erected in 1960, this architectural gem has earned Grade II listing status.

Now, with the US Embassy relocated to new premises, the visionary transformation of this structure is underway, destined to evolve into a world-class hotel featuring restaurants and commercial spaces. The design philosophy revolves around preserving and enhancing the essence of its modernist roots while aligning with the client’s aspirations and requirements to ensure the building’s sustained relevance and success in the long term.

This Award Winning Scheme design scheme for One Pool Street, an accolade-winning project, is situated on the southern periphery of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park (QEOP). Encompassing two residential towers, the development accommodates over 500 student rooms. Elevated above them is a versatile 4,600m2 space, serving as a hub for flexible and multi-functional purposes. Within this area, one can find teaching facilities and experimental laboratories, featuring notable entities such as UCL’s Centre for Robotics and Autonomous Systems, the Global Disability Innovation Hub, Culture Lab, People and Nature Lab, and the Urban Room.

This £150m development saw the construction of two new mental health facilities opened in 2022 on its largest site in Tooting, south London. This included eight new inpatient wards which will be further boosted by the modernisation of the Trust’s community services. SWLSTG has already started construction work on this programme, which will include new housing and a 32-acre public park (the first of its kind since the 2012 London Olympics).

The iconic 160 Old Street in London has undergone a sophisticated transformation, evolving into a cutting-edge corporate office facility. Embracing this contemporary space, a significant new occupant has secured an impressive 116,500 square feet.

Meticulous detailing of the pristine white and refined dark brickwork panels achieves a seamless fusion of vertical and horizontal elements.

This meticulous design unifies the three distinct structures into a cohesive and polished composition, embodying a corporate aesthetic that resonates with modern professionalism.

The iconic 160 Old Street in London has undergone a sophisticated transformation, evolving into a cutting-edge corporate office facility. Embracing this contemporary space, a significant new occupant has secured an impressive 116,500 square feet.

Meticulous detailing of the pristine white and refined dark brickwork panels achieves a seamless fusion of vertical and horizontal elements. This meticulous design unifies the three distinct structures into a cohesive and polished composition, embodying a corporate aesthetic that resonates with modern professionalism.

UCL Marshgate stands as a cutting-edge academic facility, encompassing 35,000 square meters. Positioned at the forefront of the emerging UCL East campus within London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, this landmark project represents UCL’s most expansive single-building venture.

With eight floors dedicated to open and flexible teaching, research, and collaboration spaces, UCL Marshgate serves as a hub where students, academics, and the public converge to address significant challenges affecting both humanity and the planet.

Swift Brickwork Contractors Limited has been selected as the specialist brickwork contractor responsible for the construction of the upcoming Bishop’s Stortford High School, which opened its doors in January 2023.

Herts County Council, the educational authority overseeing the project, has chosen ISG to oversee the construction of the new campus located off Whittington Way.

Funding for the enhanced facilities will be derived from multiple sources, including contributions from the council, a substantial £11.2 million grant from the Department for Education, and the somewhat contentious sale of the school’s existing site on London Road for housing development.