Projects

Refurbishment of the existing Jolly’s Department Store in Bath. A Grade II Listed building situated in the centre of the Bath World

Transformation of the derelict Grade II Listed Newark Works to provide 40,000sq.ft. of workspace accommodation. Set within the Bath Quays

A retrofit proposal to reimagine a Grade II listed aircraft hangar into a new local, social community hub Brabazon is a thriving new

Fit-out and conversion of the Grade I Listed building to arts and community uses In 1741, the Grade I Listed Whitfield Tabernacle was

A Grade II Listed building situated in the centre of Bath World Heritage Site and immediately opposite Bath Abbey, Orange Grove is an

Modern Fit-Out of the New Prime by Pasture Restaurant in Central Bristol The Prime By Pasture restaurant is nestled in the heart of

New masterplan for St Michael’s Estate in Bridport to include mixed-use redevelopment, new houses and refurbishment of existing

A new two-storey gallery extension to the Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon. In 2016, Ferguson Mann Architects began work on an

Refurbishment of a Victorian villa in the Clifton Conservation Area to restore the building back to a family home Set within the leafy

A new residential apartment building set within the wider Lakeshore development. Following on from the success of the first phase of the

Masterplan and outline planning application for a residential scheme of over 100 homes on the site of a former 19th Century laundry and dye

Transformation of Grade II* listed church to community hub. In 2019, Ferguson Mann Architects undertook the task of delivering the

Conservation of the iconic Iron Bridge. A UNESCO World Heritage site, a Scheduled Monument and a Grade I Listed Building, the Iron Bridge

Repairs to the stone towers and abutments of the Grade I Listed Clifton Suspension Bridge designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel between

Conversion and extensive repair of Grade 2* listed building in Bristol returning it from offices into a superb townhouse with glazed

Regeneration of Grade II Listed Modern Movement HQ office building originally designed by Skidmore Owens and Merrill in the late

Phase four of the regeneration project transforming the redundant dock area at Millbay, Plymouth. Quadrant Wharf delivers a further 137

Conversion of the Grade II Listed former police headquarters office building into a boutique backpackers hostel in Bristol’s Youth

Detailed planning application for a residential scheme of over 200 homes on a former industrial site in Bedminster, South Bristol. Ferguson

Urban design and implementation of three new public squares in Bristol as part of the £98m At-Bristol harbourside project. Working as a

Refurbishment and conversion of a derelict five-storey Edwardian Grade II Listed building into new office space. Ferguson Mann Architects

Design and delivery for the relocation of the Dings Crusaders Rugby Club to a 26-acre greenfield site on the northern fringes of Bristol.

A development of 14 townhouses, two mews houses and three apartments in Bedminster, South Bristol. Ferguson Mann Architects were

Conversion of two Grade I Listed 18th Century dock buildings into 130 apartments, along with an arts facility, cafe and restaurant.

The conversion and extension of a group listed Regency Villa in the central conservation area of Cheltenham. Ferguson Mann Architects were

Survey, conservation plan, repair and upgrade works on the historic barns, quinquennial surveys and designs for hostel facilities,

The regeneration of the former Elizabeth Shaw Chocolate Factory in Easton, Bristol, with a mixed use of 7000m2 of work and retail space,

Refurbishment of two 1950’s buildings totalling 50,000sqft of industrial space in Brighton to provide flexible workspace units. The

Masterplan and Outline Planning Approval for the redevelopment of the 66 acre Canon’s Marsh harbourside site to create a new vibrant

The first two phases of the English Cities Fund’s regeneration of the Millbay Dock area of Plymouth. We were asked to a create high

Conservation and development of the most ancient standing building in Bristol. St James Priory, dating from 1129, is Grade I Listed is

A new swimming pool building as a residential extension for a private client. Ferguson Mann Architects were asked to design a new indoor

Short-listed entry for the first English Partnerships’ ‘Carbon Challenge’ competition, a scheme for 185 dwellings achieving Level 6

Various works and quinquennial reports for Grade II* Listed Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol. SS Philip & Jacob or ‘Pip n

Delivery of repair works, maintenance and access improvements to a vibrant cultural venue. Ferguson Mann Architects were commissioned to

The development of 63 homes for the Drew Smith Homes on derelict land that was formerly part of the Hall & Woodhouse Brewery in

A new visitor reception building replacing outdated 1970s facilities. We were asked to create a small building of around 100m2 to house

Redevelopment of an island site including repair and conversion of listed buildings, development of two new buildings and public realm

Winning submission to English Partnerships for the redevelopment of two significant city centre sites to create a sustainable mixed-use

Masterplan and Phase 1 regeneration of historic site into mixed-use creative quarter. Ferguson Mann Architects were tasked with