“Kings Place is a major new development which brings together world-class arts facilities, outstanding office accommodation and waterside bars, restaurants and event spaces.
The innovative waterside building is only 150m from King’s Cross and the new Channel Tunnel Rail Link and is part of one of the largest urban regeneration projects in Europe. King’s Place will provide new offices for Guardian Newspapers Ltd as well as headquarters for two orchestras, the London Sinfonietta and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.”

Willis Group Holdings (NYSE: WSH),” the only global insurance broker with a UK Headquarters”, has opened the doors of its breathtaking new 28-storey skyscraper in the heart of London’s Financial district. The Willis Building, as it has been formally named, was designed by international architects Foster + Partners, and has already achieved status by accepting the 2007 New City Architecture Award for its unique architectural form and contribution to the streetscape and skyscape of the City of London.

Set in the quaint Norfolk village of Edgefield, The Pigs is a modern ‘gastro-pub’ that’s doing its bit for the environment.  The pub, which has a history of pig related names dating back to the 18th century when it was The Bacon Arms, was taken over by three locals – Richard Hughes, Iain Wilson and Gary Long in November 2006.

Warrington Collegiate has a reputation for turning out young chefs ready for modern restaurant kitchens, so equipping the training kitchens with the latest equipment is important. When the college decided on a £27m new building, the quality of the kitchen equipment was high on the design agenda.