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We're looking forward to attending this year's Property Week Later Living conference. Join David McMahon, director at Ryder, for a presentation exploring how we can build inclusive and integrated retirement communities, using recent project experience. View the conference agenda ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eX9EUMmW #Everythingarchitecture #laterliving

Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur at The Wallace Collection. Ryder is delighted to see the exhibition open to the public on 28 March after being involved in the project as exhibition designers, led by Ryder architectural director Alan Farlie. In the largest contemporary exhibition ever held at the museum, Delusions of Grandeur presents over 40 new works by Sir Grayson Perry (1960). Visitors will encounter ceramics, tapestries and works on paper amongst others, displayed alongside masterpieces from the collection that helped shape Perry’s vision for this landmark show. The exhibition is on display 28 March-26 October 2025 at the Wallace Collection. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ei9E3uM4 Image: Grayson Perry © Richard Ansett, shot exclusively for the Wallace Collection, London

Ryder's London office has moved to a new address at Second Floor, Arthur Stanley House, 40-50 Tottenham Street, London, W1T 4RN. We look forward to welcoming you 👋 https://lnkd.in/eh9Hg4Fx #Everythingarchitecture #london

We're looking forward to sharing innovations in senior living at this year's Property Week Later Living conference. David McMahon, director at Ryder, will explore how we can build inclusive and thriving integrated retirement communities, using recent project experience. As part of his presentation, David will share intel from our recent research report Housing an Ageing Population, looking at our later living project for C&C Housing Trust, Grace House, as a case study. Housing an Ageing Population research ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eTMUi5P7 Conference agenda ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eX9EUMmW #Everythingarchitecture #laterliving

New photos show inside of National Rehabilitation Centre as plans come to life! The grand feature staircase, modern ensuite bathrooms and solar panels on the roof are now all in place at the first NHS National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC), as plans which have been in the pipeline for a decade continue to come to life. The 70-bed purpose-built rehabilitation centre near Loughborough will be staffed and run by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust and aims to transform rehabilitation in the UK. The £105million NRC programme is part of the New Hospital Programme. As 2025 progresses and the NRC prepares to begin accepting its first patients in the summer, construction efforts at the site near Loughborough continue to gather pace, with more than 200 tradespeople working on the build each day. Inside the building, the statement staircase has been installed in the main atrium where patients will first enter the centre, and bedrooms continue to take shape as bedheads are installed and the en-suite bathrooms fitted. Elsewhere, flooring is being laid and miles of wiring installed. Ryan McCormack, Head of Commercial and Construction for the NRC, said: “With fewer than six months to go to when we will be welcoming our first patients, it’s exciting to see how quickly the interior of the building is changing on an almost day to day basis. “It’s been a pleasure to see this incredible building emerge from the ground up, and these next few months are where it will all suddenly come to life as more and more of the fixtures and fittings are installed and finishes are complete, ready for our very first patients.” The construction is being carried out by IHP, a joint venture between VINCI and Sir Robert McAlpine. The Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate near Loughborough, already home to the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre which opened in 2018, was carefully selected as the site for the NRC to bring together these two centres of excellence and drive rehabilitation standards both nationally and internationally. The design of the NRC uses modern methods of construction and will be highly energy efficient, with plans for the building to support the NHS ambition to be Carbon Net Zero by 2045. Work continues to integrate the Smart Hospital design to make the NRC as digitally advanced as possible, with the capability to incorporate additional cutting-edge technology in the future. Fira Landscape Ltd, TClarke, EDGE, Ryder Architecture, Arup, NHS England

We're thrilled to have three projects shortlisted for this year's Insider Media north east property awards! Gateshead Community Diagnostic Centre is nominated for fit out / refurbishment of the year, while both Maker & Faber and Monkwearmouth Hospital are shortlisted for commercial development of the year. Congratulations to the respective project teams for the well deserved recognition. Best of luck to all those on the shortlist! #Everythingarchitecture #Insidermedia #northeast #architetecture

Last week, we welcomed Kudzai Matsvai, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Expert at Kumacon, to kickstart our Inspirational Leaders series. Kudazi joined us in London, delivering an engaging workshop on the themes of equity and spatial justice, exploring why she decided to focus on EDI work in the profession and how these wider themes continue to affect the built environment. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Kudzai.

Very honoured to have been invited by Anglia Ruskin University to participate in their Monthly Lecture Series. My lecture about Design for Mental Health covered the principles about best practice for mental health, as well as case studies for different patient groups from child and adolescents, adult acute, rehab, and older adults. Very interesting questions raised by the students, to close out an inspiring session raising awareness about #mentalhealth. Thanks to Antonio Blanco Montero, Ph.D for the invitation, really enjoyed the session. Ryder Architecture #everythingarchitecture

Peter Barker, partner at Ryder, shares with Building Magazine how industry leaders must revolutionise built environment education rather than relying on government intervention. Read more ⬇️ 

Did you make it to Workspace Design Show London this year? If you did, I’m sure you couldn’t miss the two talks stages that Umbrella proudly sponsored. As the official furniture partner for Gensler and Ryder Architecture, Umbrella sponsored and supported the main design talks space as well the Occupiers Forum. If that wasn't enough to keep everyone at Umbrella busy, our MD Matt Clarke also was part of the panel talk about inclusivity in design. With so many more events happening throughout the year, make sure you keep your eyes peeled to see what else Umbrella gets up to.