Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

CTBUH Silver Member

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About

Member Since: 2012

Member Offices: London

Allford Hall Monaghan Morris makes buildings that are satisfying and enjoyable to use, beautiful to look at and easy to understand. They design very different buildings for very different people to use in very different ways.

They believe in making places as well as buildings, that work over time and have lasting qualities intrinsic to their architecture. For Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, a project begins with a strategy, not a design solution. This strategy arises from understanding the fundamental drivers of a brief and the parameters, problems and opportunities it represents.

They are part of a team, but most importantly they enjoy working with anybody who shares the belief that architecture can make a positive, inspirational but never overbearing contribution to the world around us.

Fields of Expertise

Architecture; Interior Design; Urban Design

Membership details

Membership Level

Silver

Member Since

2012

Member Offices

London

Buildings

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	Queen's Quarter-Block 1	London	2021	114.6 m / 376 ft
2	West Grove-The Highwood	London	2018	101.5 m / 333 ft
3	Unity	Liverpool	2007	86 m / 282 ft
4	240 Blackfriars Road	London	2014	85.5 m / 281 ft
5	White Collar Factory	London	2017	75.3 m / 247 ft
6	Villaggio II	Accra	2011	71 m / 233 ft
7	Queen's Quarter-Block 2	London	2021	69.9 m / 229 ft
8	Vita	London	2016	68 m / 223 ft
9	Queen's Quarter-Block 4	London	2021	63.8 m / 209 ft
10	Westminster Place	London	2015	62.8 m / 206 ft

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Videos

11 June 2013

Session 10: Developing High-Rise Living in the European Context

An increase in high-rise living in traditionally commerce-focused urban centers has been a key urban trend in cities across the entire globe. This has great...

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Research

03 March 2008

The Tall Building, Reconsidered.....

This paper examines the surprising revival of tall buildings in the UK since the late 1990s, through the work of Allford Hall Monaghan Morris. Founded...

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Global News

18 October 2019

Student Housing Scheme to Rise in Bristol

Bristol City Council has waved away criticism of proposed high-rise student blocks designed by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris and approved the designs. The accommodation will...

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Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	Stratford Yards North Tower	London	-	142 m / 466 ft
2	New City Court	London	-	139 m / 456 ft
3	Ferry Island Building 1 North Tower	London	-	129 m / 423 ft
4	Elizabeth House	London	2025	126 m / 415 ft
5	Queen's Quarter-Block 1	London	2021	115 m / 376 ft
6	West Grove-The Highwood	London	2018	102 m / 333 ft
7	Unity	Liverpool	2007	86 m / 282 ft
8	240 Blackfriars Road	London	2014	86 m / 281 ft
9	Stratford Yards South Tower	London	-	76 m / 249 ft
10	White Collar Factory	London	2017	75 m / 247 ft
11	Villaggio II	Accra	2011	71 m / 233 ft
12	Queen's Quarter-Block 2	London	2021	70 m / 229 ft
13	Vita	London	2016	68 m / 223 ft
14	Stratford Yards Hotel Tower	London	-	65 m / 214 ft
15	Queen's Quarter-Block 4	London	2021	64 m / 209 ft
16	Westminster Place	London	2015	63 m / 206 ft
17	KX200 Tower 1	London	2008	62 m / 203 ft
18	KX200 Tower 2	London	2008	60 m / 196 ft
19	Lemonade Building	London	2009	56 m / 183 ft
20	Stratford Centre	London	-	- m / - ft
21	Temple Island AR 2-3	Bristol	-	- m / - ft
22	Ferry Island Building 1 South Tower	London	-	- m / - ft
23	North Island Tower	London	-	- m / - ft
24	Temple Island AR 1	Bristol	-	- m / - ft
25	Capital Building	London	2015	- m / - ft
26	Ferry Island Building 2	London	-	- m / - ft

Statistics

Average Building Age*

8 Years

Most Common Function*

Residential (86%), 12 Buildings

Most Common Material*

Concrete (100%), 6 Buildings

* Based on 150 m+ buildings currently in the database.

Function
Material

Total: 14 Buildings for which a function has been assigned.

Total: 6 Buildings for which a material has been assigned.

*Based on 14 Completed & Under Construction Buildings