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We are delighted to announce that our project for a new visitors' centre for the Henry Moore Foundation will open to the public on 1 July 2016. 

Completion of the improved visitor facilities marks the first phase of a new era for the Foundation. This summer, in a short preview season following the venue's redevelopment, visitors can enjoy exploring Moore’s former home, studios, and extensive grounds, with a new display of his monumental works in the open air, alongside improved café and shop facilities.

In 2017 the Foundation’s master plan will be complete, with the launch of new archive facilities, also designed by Hugh Broughton Architects. The completion of the masterplan will be marked by the opening of ‘Becoming Henry Moore’, a major exhibition for the 2017 season.

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News 15 May 2025

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Our project to bring the ruined Dockyard Church in Sheerness back to vibrant life has won four awards from the RIBA South East Region: RIBA SE Award, RIBA SE Conservation Project of the Year, RIBA SE Building of the Year and RIBA Project Architect of the Year for our very own Robert Songhurst. The judges described the project as “exquisitely restored”.

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Westminster public toilets

News 8 May 2025

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The City of Westminster has reopened newly upgraded public conveniences on the Victoria Embankment, designed by Hugh Broughton Architects as part of a wider transformation programme across Westminster which will see the upgrade of 8 different sites over the next two years. The architectural scheme improves layouts and provides a robust material palette which reflects Westminster’s commitment to the public realm.

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