Fraser Brown MacKenna is Architects is a design-led and customer focussed practice creating successful places to live work and learn. The practice was founded in 1991 and has developed a reputation for its ability to deliver successful results with limited resources through intelligent contemporary design, using new materials and ways of working.

Completed schemes have arisen from architectural competitions and include award-winning regeneration projects such as Ronaldson's Wharf in Edinburgh, zero carbon homes such as Merton Rise in Basingstoke and new academic buildings such as Futures Community College. In addition to new buildings, the practice has a strong track record in refurbishment and retrofit, including the extension of historic buildings such as the Grade I listed Slade School of Fine Art. The practice won several high profile awards for its energy-saving refurbishment of the G.E.Fogg Building at Queen Mary University of London. Current commissions include the refurbishment and extension of a building at the Royal Bethlem Hospital to create a new "Museum of the Mind".

Notable expertise include working on Passivhaus buildings, pioneering the use of BIM technology, delivering major regeneration projects on complex brownfield sites and the refurbishment of listed buildings.

Award-winning A, New And Refurbished Buildings, Passivhaus, Education, Housing, Office Design, Bim.

Fraser Brown MacKenna is located in the London area of Greater London. There are at least 17 other listings in the EC1Y postcode area.

Architectural Services in Greater London EC1Y

Number of Employees: 11-50

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