Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects

Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects was established in January 1989, when the partners left the office of James Stirling and Michael Wilford to develop their competition winning design for the highly acclaimed Avenue de Chartres Carpark in Chichester. Since then the practice has moved on to undertake a wide range of projects and have been invited to a number of competitions, many of which the practice has won. BPR’s work has been exhibited throughout the world and was the subject of a major retrospective at the Architektur Museum in Basle. BPR have become known for the their beautiful drawings, original approach and innovative solutions for the built environment. BPR’s projects, both built and unbuilt have earned the practice 11 design awards to date, including the Civic Trust Award 2021 Greater London Regional Finalist for Highgate High Street, RIBA Regional Award 2017 for Wood Lane, Royal Academy ‘Best Architecture’ award for their work on the Bellmouth Bridges in 2002 and for Wood Lane and Highlands housing in 2011, the RIBA Award for the Avenue de Chartres Carpark and a Prime Minister’s Better Public Building Award for the Plashet School Footbridge. Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects is a RIBA Chartered Practice. BPR are also on U.K. Constructionline Register confirming that it has reached the required technical, managerial and financial standards for the many public and industry partners.