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Coffey Architects completes ‘village life’-inspired later living housing
Coffey Architects has completed Cobham Bowers, a residential development for retirement living specialist Pegasus
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News stories about and completed buildings by Coffey Architects
Review: Unbuild – A Site of Possibility
Unbuild: A Site of Possibility at the Drawing Room examined the confluence between buildings, the body and the gallery’s location, writes Teshome Douglas-Campbell. Photography by Ben Deakin
Coffey completes three-volume timber-clad home on Dorset coast
The three-bedroom house is composed of three intersecting pitched-roof volumes and has views out over the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site
Coffey completes housing, gallery and artists’ studios in Bermondsey
Coffey Architects has completed 400 mixed-tenure homes plus a gallery and studios in a series of new and retrofitted buildings in south London
Astragal: Coffey in the doghouse over kennel design
Doggies’ homes, dangerous hooch and nostalgia for the Empire Tower
Coffey Architects retrofits SOM-designed Broadgate offices with ‘cycle-in’ entrance
The refurbishment of the 2004 building has saved an estimated 93 per cent embodied carbon compared with new build and reduced the building’s carbon footprint by 19 per cent
Ex-Brick By Brick chief joins Coffey Architects
The former head of Croydon Council’s soon-to-close housing company Brick By Brick has joined Coffey Architects as a senior consultant
Coffey Architects completes factory-style digital learning centre in Norwich
The lightweight factory-like building for City College Norwich is the first project to be completed as part of the government’s Town Deal programme
54 RIBA National Award winners revealed
No buildings in Yorkshire, the East Midlands or Northern Ireland have been named among the 54 winners of the RIBA’s 2021 national awards
Brick By Brick completes Croydon housing amid doubts over future
The latest tranche of schemes in Brick By Brick’s ‘small sites’ programme by architects Mikhail Riches, Mae, HTA, Coffey and Stitch have completed on site