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F F E F B B B B G C G C F G C A A A A H E H E G D H E D D C D 01 02 03 04 09 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 25 26 27 28 A A A A A B B B B C C C C C C C project Excel Exhibition Centre project Siemens Urban project London Cable Car project Peninsula Place project Laban Dance Centre project University Square project London Velodrome project London Aquatics Centre project Olympic Energy Centres project Moor House project Drapers Gardens project Heron Tower project Cannon Place / Cannon project One New Change project City of London project Bankside 123 Phase II Sustainability Centre tipology infrastructure tipology office tipology education Stratford tipology sport tipology sport tipology infrastructure tipology office tipology office tipology office Street Station tipology mixed use Information Centre tipology office tipology museum tipology mixed use architect Wilkinson Eyre architect Terry Farrel & Partners architect Herzog & De Meuron tipology education architect Hopkins Architects / architect Zaha Hadid Architects architect John Mc Aslan architect Foster + Partners architect Foggo Associates architect Kohn Pedersen Fox tipology mixed use architect Ateliers Jean Nouvel tipology public architect Allies and Morrison architect Grimshaw Architects architect Wilkinson Eyre Architects realization 2008 realization 2003 architect Make Architects Grant Associates realization 2011 + Partners realization 2005 realization 2009 Associates architect Foggo Associates realization 2010 architect Make Architects realization 2010 realization 2010 Architects realization 2012 address 14 Pier Walk, address Creekside realization 2013 realization 2011 address Olympic Park realization 2012 address Moorgate / address 12 Throgmorton Avenue realization 2011 realization 2011 address 1 New Change / Bread realization 2007 address 110 Southwark Street address Sandstone lane, realization 2010 address Greenwich Peninsula 6 Mitre Passage address 1 Salway Road address Olympic Park address Bowling Green Walk London Wall address 110 Bishopsgate address 78 Cannon Street Street / Cheapside address St Paul's Churchyard Royal Victoria Dock address Tidal Basin Road contemporary itinerary: london itinerario contemporaneo: londra 05 06 07 08 13 14 15 16 21 22 23 24 29 30 31 32 185 A A A A B B B B C C C C C C C D project Ravensbourne College project KPMG European project 25 Bank Street project Canada Water Library project Olympic Stadium project Donnybrook Quarter project Town Hall Hotel project Adelaide Warf project Swiss Re Building project Walkie Talkie Building project Tower Bridge House project New Court, Rothschild project 3 & 7 More London project Ernst & Young project London Bridge Tower project Strata SE1 tipology education Headquarters tipology office tipology culture tipology sport tipology residential tipology hotel tipology residential tipology office tipology office tipology mixed use Bank London HQ Riverside Headquarters and London Bridge tipology residential architect Foreign Office Architects tipology office architect Pelli Clarke architect CZWG Architects architect Populous architect Peter Barber Architects architect Rare Architecture architect Allford Hall Monaghan architect Foster + Partners architect Rafael Vinoly Architects architect Richard Rogers tipology office tipology mixed use tipology office Place architect BFLS realization 2010 architect Kohn Pedersen Pelli Architects realization 2011 realization 2012 realization 2006 realization 2010 Morris realization 2004 realization 2014 Partnership architect OMA architect Foster + Partners architect Foster + Partners tipology mixed use realization 2010 address 6 Penrose Way Fox Associates realization 2003 address 21 Surrey Quays Road address Olympic Park address Eden Way, Old Ford address Patriot Square, realization 2007 address 30 St Mary Axe address 20 Fenchurch Street realization 2005 realization 2011 realization 2006/2010 realization 2003 architect Renzo Piano Building address 8 Walworth Road realization 2011 address 25 Bank Street Road, Parnell Road Bethnal Green address Queensbridge Road / address Saint Katherine‘s Way / address St Swithin‘s Lane address 3, 7 More London Place address 1 More London Place Workshop / Adamson address Canada Square, Whiston Road Tower Bridge Approach Associates Canary Wharf realization 2012/2013 address London Bridge Street F F F B B B G C G C G C A A A H E H E H E D D D 33 34 35 36 41 42 43 44 49 50 51 52 D D E E E CE E E F CF F F project Evelyn Grace Academy project Vauxhall Cross project One Church Square project The Home Office project Central St. Giles Court project City Lit project Saw Swee Hock Student project Lavington Mansions project St. Mary Magdalene project London Metropolitan project The Roundhouse project Swiss Cottage tipology education Bus Station tipology residential tipology office Development tipology education Centre, London School tipology residential Academy University Graduate tipology leisure tipology mixed use architect Zaha Hadid Architects tipology infrastructure architect Paul Davis + Partners architect Terry Farrel & Partners tipology mixed use architect Allies and Morrison of Economics architect TateHindle tipology education Centre architect John Mc Aslan + architect Terry Farrel & Partners realization 2010 architect Arup realization 2013 realization 2005 architect Renzo Piano Building realization 2005 tipology education realization 2013 architect Feilden Clegg Bradley tipology education Partners realization 2004 address 255 Shakespeare Road realization 2005 address 86, Vauxhall Bridge address 2 Marsham Street Workshop address 1 - 10 Keeley Street architect O‘Donnel + Tuomey address 17 Ogle Street Studios architect Daniel Libeskind realization 2006 address Adelaide Road / address Bondway, Vauxhall Road realization 2010 Architects realization 2008 realization 2004 address Chalk Farm Road Winchester Road / address 1–13 St Giles High realization 2014 address Liverpool Road address 166-220 Holloway Rd Avenue Road / Street address St clement‘s Lane College Crescent 37 38 39 40 45 46 47 48 53 54 55 56 E E E E E E E E G G G G project 62 Buckingham Gate project Wellington House project W London Leicester project 10 Hills Place project University College project King‘s Cross Station project New University of the project King‘s Cross ArtHouse project Paddington Green project Paddington Waterside project The Point project Two Kingdom street tipology mixed use tipology mixed use Square tipology office London Cancer Institute, tipology mixed use Arts, London Campus tipology residential Campus at City of tipology mixed use tipology office tipology office architect Pelli Clarke Pelli architect John Mc Aslan tipology hotel architect Amanda Levete Paul O‘Gorman architect John Mc Aslan + for Central Saint architect De Rijke, Marsh, Westminster College architect Richard Rogers architect Terry Farrel & Partners architect Kohn Pedersen Architects + Partners architect Jestico + Whiles Architects Building Partners Martins Morgan Architects tipology education Partnership realization 2004 Fox Associates realization 2013 realization 2012 realization 2011 realization 2009 tipology education realization 2013 tipology education realization 2013 architect Schmidt Hammer realization 2004 address 37 North Wharf Road realization 2011 address 62 Buckingham Gate address Buckingham Gate / address 10 Wardour Street address 10 Hills Place architect Grimshaw Architects address Euston Road/Pancras architect Stanton Williams address York way, King‘s cross Lassen Architects address N Wharf road address 2 Kingdom street Petty France realization 2007 road realization 2011 realization 2010 address 72 Huntley St, Camden address Granary square address Paddington Green Town F B G C A H E D 57 58 59 60 G G G H project Imperial College project ROCA London Gallery project Albion Riverside project 10 Hammersmith Grove Faculty Building tipology museum tipology mixed use tipology office tipology education architect Zaha Hadid Architects architect Foster + Partners architect BFLS architect Foster + Partners realization 2011 realization 2003 realization 2013 realization 2004 address Station Court, address Hester Road address 10 Hammersmith Grove address Imperial College Road Townmead Road contemporary itinerary: london iitinerario contemporaneo: londra 61 62 63 64 189 H H H H project Chiswick Park project Wembley Stadium project Brent Civic Centre project Heathrow Terminal 5 tipology mixed use Redevelopment tipology office tipology infrastructure architect Rogers Stirk Harbour tipology sport architect Hopkins Architects architect Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners architect Foster + Partners realization 2013 + Partners realization 2013 / HOK Sports address Engineers way realization 2008 address 566 Chiswick realization 2007 address Heatrow Airport, High Road address Fist way, Wembley Hillingdon.
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