Allies and Morrison

Abbey Mills Pumping Station, Stratford

Allies and Morrison is a London-based architectural practice founded by Bob Allies and Graham Morrison in 1984. The practice is now headed up by 10 Partners and employs around 210 people in their purpose-designed studios at 85 Southwark Street.

The practice has a record of achieving BREEAM excellent ratings for many of its completed buildings and works hard with all its clients to ensure that the environmental performance of its designs is as effective as possible.

Notable projects

• British Embassy in Dublin
• Sidgwick Avenue masterplan and faculty buildings for the University of Cambridge
• Tate Britain public landscape
• Chelsea College of Art and Design at Millbank
• Royal Festival Hall refurbishment at the Southbank
• Royal Observatory, Greenwich
• BBC Media Village White City development
• Blue Fin Building, a new headquarters for IPC Media

Awards

The practice has won numerous awards including 25 RIBA Awards, an RIBA International Award for the British Council Lagos, 13 Civic Trust Awards, and "Architect of The Year", "Public Building Architect of the Year" and "Masterplanning Architect of the Year" from the Building Design Awards 2007.

External links

• www.alliesandmorrison.com