22nd July 2020
In Defence of Brutalism
Estimated reading time: 3 mins | We discuss our arguments in defence of brutalism and why this architectural movement should be preserved for future generations.
21st May 2020
RMJM’s Shenzhen Studio Announce the New Pingshan Eye
OCT has entrusted RMJM Shenzhen with the design of a new landmark gateway development into Pingshan New District.
6th November 2019
RMJM Appointed as Designer of the Xiangjiang Gate
Estimated reading time: 3 min | Find out more about the Xiangjiang Gate, RMJM’s latest appointed project in China.
16th May 2018
In the Press: Hillingdon Civic Centre
Estimated reading time: 1 min | RMJM’s Hillingdon Civic Centre has gained worldwide press exposure recently, thanks to a decision by Historic England to grant the building listed status.
24th October 2017
History and Design: the Commonwealth Institute
Estimated reading time: 3 min | We look at RMJM's Commonwealth Institute and why it remains one of the 20th century's most influential buildings.
10th October 2017
What Makes a Good Museum?
Estimated reading time: 5 min | We break down what makes good museum design, focusing on key RMJM projects from past and present.
8th February 2017
RMJM Archive: The Falkirk Wheel
Estimated reading time: 3 min | We go deep into the design of an RMJM project known for pushing boundaries not only in engineering, but architecture in general.
31st January 2017
What Makes a Library Great?
Estimated reading time: 4 min | Look into what the key architectural components of these great institutions should be, using examples from some of RMJM's work within the sector.
20th January 2017
What is the Future of the Convention Centre?
Estimated reading time: 5 min | Discover the architectural elements that can stop the conference centre model from becoming obsolete.