Building Regulation Principal Design (BRPD) Services Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the UK's building safety laws have evolved rapidly, making compliance and competence more critical than ever.
Celebrating Material Worlds Leonard Design is proud to support Material Worlds – a bold exhibition at Lakeside Arts, University of Nottingham, that explores the radical and imaginative use of textiles in contemporary art.
230 Newmarket Road Planning Approved We are thrilled to share that our design proposals for a high-quality 100,000ft² office at 230 Newmarket Road have been granted planning approval by Cambridge City Council.
Sheffield Heart of the City: Masterplan Strategy and Delivery 18th March 2025: Experience a comprehensive insight into the Heart of the City masterplan with RTPI and Leonard Design.
Creating the Extraordinary from the Ordinary Great architecture doesn’t always have to come at a cost premium, and understanding our clients brief, budgets and product selection can be key to a project’s success.
Transformational PBSA plans for St Johns Leeds We’re excited to share that our design proposals for Global Mutual and Patron Capital have been granted planning approval by Leeds City Council.
£200m Plan to Regenerate Torbay Marking one year of a successful regeneration partnership with plans for flagship town centre transformational scheme released.
Re-Imagining Nottingham’s High Street We we’re thrilled to join the Nottingham Trent University Fashion Management's ‘Re-Imagining Nottingham’s High Street’ project presentations in Bustler Market this week.
Building Torbay’s Regeneration Team Leonard Design has been appointed to the regeneration team of experts tasked with delivering a long-term vision for Torbay Council.
Adaptive Re-use Adaptive reuse in architecture is a sustainable approach to urban development. It can take many forms including full regeneration, part-reuse or a combination of restoration and new build.
Strong Leadership and Missing Development Cycles Going from strength to strength, Leonard Design have witnessed UKREiiF expand significantly in the last three years. With many attendees joining the fold in fear of missing out thanks to fantastic media coverage, both from UKREiiF and attendees.
Reviving Local Economies through Placemaking With the decline in traditional retail and the contraction of demand in our high streets, are our town centres still the beating heart of our local communities?
