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Overview

10 - 49

Employees

2000

Year Founded

ABOUT ANDREW WALLACE ARCHITECTS + INTERIOR DESIGNERS

Architecture & Planning

Andrew Wallace Architects and Interior Designers has established a respected reputation in Greater Manchester and beyond for developing public and private sector projects that integrate the latest advancements in sustainability. Throughout our years of experience, we have managed a diverse array of projects, ranging from small residential designs to large-scale urban planning.

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English

HIGHLIGHTS

10 - 49

Employees

2000

Year Founded

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70% Architectural Design

30% Interior Design

Portfolio

House 141 in Manchester

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The current structure undergoing renovation in Manchester has developed haphazardly over time, lacking cohesive planning, and consists of a series of interconnected buildings, each with its own unique history. This has led to an unsightly combination of various architectural styles that clash uncomfortably; it includes an 18th-century characterful house and a largely rebuilt 19th-century barn (both locally listed), alongside a poorly designed 1980s extension and a defunct indoor swimming pool. The renovation project's aim is to revitalize the dilapidated areas, harmonize these disparate elements into a cohesive unit, and create light-filled spaces conducive to modern living, while also including a portion of the home that can serve as a separate flat for another family member. The design for the striking first-floor area of the barn features the master bedroom, an en-suite bathroom, and a walk-in closet. The functions of washing, bathing, and dressing are delineated by a free-standing, white plastered wall that complements the existing rustic timber trusses and beams, highlighting the integration of new design elements within the historical context. Ultimately, the renovation preserves and accentuates the valuable historic features by carefully removing unnecessary elements and introducing subtle, modern additions, all connected through an effective circulation plan.

Albion works in Manchester

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Albion Works is a mixed-use development featuring housing, office spaces, and retail in a previously overlooked part of the city, designed by Manchester architects Andrew Wallace. This project addresses the ambitious goal of increasing high-density housing in urban centers. The design brief called for affordable, modern apartments created using innovative and sustainable materials and construction techniques, all adhering to an advanced planning policy. The building's striking elliptical form, characterized by its repetitive cast-in-place concrete frame and rhythmically abstract glass facade, aligns more closely with European residential styles than typical British apartment complexes. The central glazed atrium is thoughtfully designed to account for various social, circulation, servicing, and environmental factors. It surrounds a distinct glass lift core and a striking suspended staircase connected by drawbridges. The conventional layout of entrance corridors leading to single-aspect apartments is abandoned; instead, this central area aims to foster a welcoming atmosphere, integrating the entire structure from the rooftop to the garden and allowing for natural ventilation through operable openings in each apartment, as well as abundant natural light.

House 134 in Manchester

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The house is situated in a residential neighborhood characterized by a mix of styles, predominantly featuring two-storey detached homes that are uniquely designed and vary significantly from one another. The client has chosen this site for redevelopment with the goal of creating a modern family home that incorporates high-quality details to reflect their sophisticated tastes and needs. The objective was to deliver an eye-catching design for a new build while adhering to a modest budget. Conceptually, this contemporary family home is divided into three components, each using distinct materials to reinforce the overall design. A solid base made of light grey tiles grounds the structure to the site and creates a seamless floor plane both inside and outside. From this base, the house ascends, divided into two clear horizontal sections: a robust lower layer composed of dark grey slate tiles that houses the living areas, topped by a lighter white-rendered box that contains the sleeping areas. Enhancing this carefully chosen palette of materials is an additional feature: full-height oak infill panels on the facade that rhythmically highlight the arrangement of spaces, along with sliding oak partitions that internally segment the open areas. Through the interplay of these forms, the new build expresses its contemporary character and function. The striking, straightforward, and site-sensitive design of this home by Architects in South Manchester, Cheshire, creates a residence with significant visual impact that complements its surroundings.

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The Old Bakery, Vicker Grove, West Didsbury

Manchester, England, United Kingdom M20 1LJ

+441614480483

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