Updates: Work
06/06/2016
Front Page News
Our scheme The Mitre Street Project, Burnley for Calico Group, recently submitted for planning, makes front page news in the local news paper.
02/06/2016
Progress on site at Parkstile for Cobalt Housing.
Work is progressing well on site at Parkstile with some of the roof trusses now going on.
12/05/2016
Alf Plant Achieves Conservation Architect Status.
Alf successfully upgrades his status on the RIBA Conservation Register, achieving Conservation Architect (CA) status. Alf was able to demonstrate his extensive experience in this specialist field, through a series of documentation including case studies in order to achieve this advancement in his accreditation.
10/03/2016
Pool Lane - Bromborough, Shortlisted for a Planning & Placemaking Award.
Following the judging of The Planning & Placemaking Awards, our Scheme Brownfield Mixed Use Redevelopment 30 Acre Site Bromborough Pool – Wirral, has been shortlisted in the category, Award for placemaking on brownfield land.
12/02/2016
Take a look at our fly-through of the Higher Education Centre
We have just released a fly-through of our latest Coleg Cambria building, the Higher Education Centre.
18/12/2015
Caerphilly District Miners Hospital Site is named Development of the Year
Lovell’s development of 82 homes for sale and rent at the Caerphilly District Miners Hospital Site has been named ‘Development of the Year’ in the Welsh Housing Awards.
02/12/2015
Vacancy for a Part I Architecture Graduate
Ainsley Gommon Architects have a vacancy for a Part I Architecture graduate to join our busy but friendly team in our North Wales office, close to the city of Chester.
16/11/2015
Our Internal Fly-through of Deeside 6 released
Ainsley Gommon’s internal fly-through of Coleg Cambria’s new Post 16 Education Centre, Deeside 6 has just been released to the public.
04/07/2015
Charity Abseil Down St Mary's Tower
Tom and Natalie from our Birkenhead office took part in a charity fundraising event by abseiling down the spire of St Mary’s Church at the Birkenhead Priory. They raised £215 for ‘The Friends of the Williamson Art Gallery and Museums’.
