Executive elf-architects making Christmas magical at Harrods
Christmas at the world’s most famous department store, Harrods, is always magical. Expectations for bringing Christmas cheer to customers and anyone passing Knightsbridge store are rather high as you might
60 seconds with…Simi Mandal
Senior Architectural Technologist, Simi Mandal, has been at Woods Hardwick since 2007, working her way up and earning her chartered status four years ago. Here we find out about how
Woods Hardwick’s first Company Away Day
This month we held our first Company Away Day. Bringing together almost 90 people from our Bedford and Birmingham offices, we held the event at Whittlebury Hall - a great
MIPIM UK 2019 round up: calls for creative thinking and political champions
Last week Directors, Russell Gray and Calum Wilson attended MIPIM UK, the UK's leading property event. The two day programme consisted of valuable industry insights and a round up of
60 seconds with…Peter Kennerley
Peter Kennerley is an Associate in our Birmingham office. Having recently become a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers and registered by the Engineering Council as an Incorporated Engineer
How to become an Architect – navigating the 3 step RIBA process
Diane Cox is a Chartered Architect in Woods Hardwick’s Commercial Architecture team. Here she talks us through the three step RIBA process to becoming an architect. Yes, it can seem
Woods Hardwick announced as Bedford Hockey club sponsors 2019/20
We are delighted to announce that Woods Hardwick is sponsoring Bedford Hockey Club’s Ladies’ and Men’s 1st teams this season. The 1st team squads welcomed Calum Wilson, Director of our Commercial
Progressing the Huntingdon skyline
Woods Hardwick is delighted to be involved in shaping the skyline in Huntingdon. A high density scheme on a challenging linear site adjacent to Huntingdon railway station, we worked closely
Changing consumer habits transforming logistics real estate
The landscape is changing (literally) as the UK marketplace evolves to meet changing consumer habits. The future in Britain - at least along major access routes - is looking increasingly
Friday Night Lights – Woods Hardwick football tournament
Last Friday saw the second Woods Hardwick Football tournament at Kempston Park Rovers’ ground. The evening started in an entertaining fashion with some crunching tackles from Team DevCon in the first
