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Planning and Listed Building Consent has been granted for the adaptive reuse of 27–28 Throgmorton Street, a Grade II* listed building in the City of London, into a 30-bedroom independently branded extended-stay hotel.
New national guidance prepared by Harlow Consulting and Purcell has been issued by Historic England.
Steve Phillips, Partner
Singapore’s conservation landscape is at an interesting point of evolution.
Owen Plummer, Associate Partner
Across the UK and wider world, museums are facing increasing pressures from climate change, ageing buildings and rising environmental risks.
Lorna Crane, Associate
Our annual Edinburgh Studio celebration brought together clients, colleagues, and friends to reflect on another successful year in Scotland.
We are proud to share that Purcell has been ranked No. 1 for Heritage in the World Architecture 100 for a fifth consecutive year.
We are attending MIPIM 2026, with one brave member of the team cycling all the way from London to Cannes.
The beloved cultural building takes a step forward into becoming an accessible, sustainable, and educational hub.
The Courtauld has announced an ambitious redevelopment of its Somerset House home.
November has been a landmark month for Cyfarthfa Castle, with significant progress on both the long-term transformation of the site and the urgent works needed to safeguard its future.
Laura Baron, Head of Sustainability
The Nothing New initiative is the latest step in Purcell's mission to drive discussion and systematic change across the construction industry.
NSW Parliament House and Reuben College come away with National and International wins at the AIA Awards 2025
The North End Shipyard Visitor Centre has officially achieved Passivhaus certification – becoming the first museum visitor centre to be Passivhaus Certified.
Elizabeth Tower has been voted the public’s favourite in the RIBA Stirling Prize People’s Poll.
Our completed restoration of the Grade I-listed North Wing at St Bartholomew’s Hospital marks the renewal of one of London’s most treasured historic landmarks.
A new landmark for learning, collaboration, and sustainability.
