The Regents Park Estate infil sites project, providing 85 homes on 5 sites & completed in 2018 for the L. B. Camden, has been shortlisted in the 2019 Housing Design Awards as a completed project.

The Bourne Estate – 75 mixed tenure homes for Camden Council- was the overall winner nationally, in the 2018 Housing Design Awards as well as winer of the NHS 70 Award.

The Bourne Estate, London Ec1 – 75 new tenure blinds homes on a  listed housing estate for L. B. Camden – has one a RIBA Award 2018 in the London Region

The Bourne Estate for L. B. Camden has been shortlisted in the RIBA Awards 2018 in the London Region and the Housing Design Awards 2018 as a completed project.

The Bourne Estate: 75 new mixed tenure homes on a listed estate has won a Camden Design Award, praised by judges as “highly intelligent and mature response to the existing Edwardian architecture”.

Shoreditch Tabernacle Baptist Church and the New Mildmay development, providing residential, social and community uses in Shoreditch, with phases by FCB Studios, is a Regional Finalist in the 2017 Civic Trust Awards.

Frampton Park Baptist Church, Community Spaces and Apartments have been awarded one of 7 Hackney Design Awards.

Frampton Park Baptist Church, Community Spaces and Apartments won a Housing Design Award in July 2016, as one of only 5 completed schemes.  http://www.bdonline.co.uk/housing-design-awards-the-winners/5082625.article

St. Mary of Eton Church, Apartments and Community Rooms, completed in October 2015, has added a Housing Design Award – one of only 5 completed winners in England – to RIBA National and NLA Awards.

St. Mary of Eton Church Apartments and Community Rooms is the winning completed scheme in the New London Architecture Awards 2015: Mixed Use category from a strong shortlist.

“The three new buildings… are brought together by the application of a diamond pattern applied to all the new elevations. The patterning, carried through with consistency and conviction, draws the cluster of buildings into a single collegiate group”.

St. Mary of Eton: new apartments and community spaces around a listed Church, completed in October 2014, has been shortlisted for the 2015 NLA Awards.

St. Mary of Eton Church, Apartments and Community Rooms has won an RIBA London Award 2015: the awards were announced on 18 May, at the RIBA London ceremony at the National Theatre’s Temporary Theatre.

St. Mary of Eton: new apartments and community spaces around a listed Church, completed in october 2014, has been shortlisted for the 2015 Housing Design Awards.

Our scheme for St. Mary of Eton apartments, Church and community spaces has been shortlisted for the 2015 RIBA Awards. The finalists will be announced at an RIBA event in May 2015.

Forest Road Youth Centre has won the RICS “Project of the Year”, London Region, awarded to a project “which has been judged overall as an outstanding example of best practice by professionals working in both the built and natural environments”.

Awarded to Forest Road Youth Centre in Hackney, East London, this “recognises outstanding achievement in providing a facility which directly benefits the local community… and must illustrate its success though local community feedback”.

Matthew Lloyd Architects’ St David’s Centre in Holloway, North London was Highly Commended at the LABC Awards for Building Excellence on 9th May.

Our restoration and refurbishment of The RSA has won a RIBA London Award 2013. The scheme clarifies the purity of the original architecture, increases the flexibility of the spaces, and discreetly inserts 21st century technology into this historic building.

Awarded to ‘the highest quality architecture of the present day for the way that it forms part of and contributes to the continuity and history of its London context’, and awarded this year to Matthew Lloyd Architects’ refurbishment of the RSA.

The Forest Road Youth Centre offers a wide variety of activities for young people, and includes new offices for Hackney Youth Services and a base for the Youth Parliament and Youth Volunteering programmes.

Matthew Lloyd Architects are pleased to see Mindseye Architectural Lighting Design being shortlisted for the Lighting Design Heritage Award 2013 for our design collaboration at the RSA.

Winning an RIBA London Award in 2010, Twenty Bishops Square, whose terracotta cladding draws inspiration from the language of St. Botolph’s Hall, mitigates between the scale and texture of the listed building and the modern offices which surround it.

This development for the Environment Trust in partnership with Sheffield City Council won a Building for Life Award. The design focuses on layout, low-energy systems & landscape design to offer genuinely sustainable, affordable homes to local people.
CABE selected the completed scheme as a Case Study in 2009, saying: ‘Norfolk Park Green Homes excels in creating a place with a distinctive architectural character. The scheme lifts people’s spirits and enhances their everyday lives, even on a rainy and windy day in Sheffield.’

“Delivered on time, on budget to exacting high standards and exceeding its design brief, Twenty Bishop’s Square is a spectacular exhibition of design innovation…merges new and old with use of modern materials”. Grand Designs Magazine

St. Paul’s Bow refurbishment was shortlisted for the biennial award for Religious Architecture in 2008 run jointly by ACE and RIBA.

“This is the Future of the Church”       Dr. Rowan Wiliams

This refurbishment of the Tab Centre in Shoreditch restores the Hall as a church asset while creating a valuable resource within the local community. The completed project includes flexible arts spaces and accommodates the church’s outreach programmes.

Matthew Lloyd Architects, project at St. Pauls’ Church, Old Ford, which won the RICS Community Benefit Award  redefines how the church can survive and sustain itself while offering a variety of uses to serve a modern, urban, multi-cultural community.

The Commendation was for St. Pauls’ Old Ford which included a four storey steel framed structure, dubbed ‘the ark’ inserted within the west end of the church. Clad in tulipwood, the ark allows the chancel to be retained at its original scale.