Eckersley O'Callaghan

Eckersley O’Callaghan is a multi award-winning engineering design practice. Since forming in 2004, we have grown to over 120 strong with offices in London, Manchester, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Paris, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Sydney and Delhi. We work on a range of extraordinary building projects in the UK and across the world, from structures in timber, steel and concrete, through facades and bespoke glass structures to specialist marine design.

We have established an international reputation for our creative, yet rigorous, approach to engineering structures. Our engagement with architecture and industry underpins our pioneering use of materials to realise projects of exceptional quality, efficiency, and elegance.

We are well known for collaborating with Apple on all of their flagship projects around the world. Our innovative use of glass and carbon fibre reinforced polymers, as well as sensitive adaptations of historic buildings, have become signature features of the brand.

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Atrium House

Built

Transformation of a three-storey terraced house within a North London Conservation area into a colourful, bright family home. Celebrating the presence of nature and flexible design for family life.

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LSBU Hub

Built

WilkinsonEyre has radically transformed London South Bank University’s London Road building to create the LSBU Hub, an open and inviting centrepiece for its main Southwark campus.

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Wembley North East Lands - NE02/NE03

Under Construction

750 homes across two plots - BtR, shared ownership, affordable & discount market rent properties, alongside shared amenity, community & office space. Part of the 10 million sq ft mixed-use masterplan.

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The Black & White Building

Built

The Black & White Building is a landmark mass-timber office that sets new standards for sustainable work space in Central London and beyond. .

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UNESCO - Building V

Under Construction

A pioneering retrofit first, retaining and reusing as much of the existing facade as possible; preserving intricate detailing whilst extending the life of a building.

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London South Bank University - LSBU Hub

Built

A retrofit first approach to sustainable building design, with the transformation of an outdated concrete office block to a vibrant new student hub for London Southbank University.

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