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1 October 2021
Material Tales: The Life of Things at CAFA Beijing
MultiPly is featured in the touring Design Museum: Material Tales 'The Life of Things'.
The exhibition is currently at the CAFA Art Museum in Beijing until 17th October. Then moving to Nanjing University of the Arts in China 4th to 24th December 2021.
26 September 2021
Andrew on CBS news
Andrew talks to CBS News' Roxana Saberi about our work with engineered timber.
19 August 2021
Join us for Open House 2021
This year we're excited to be able to show you around Orsman Road, our most recently completed office building.
12 August 2021
How To Lead A Sustainable Business
Series 2 of Alannah Western’s podcast, How to Lead a Sustainable Business, launched this week. In this first episode Alannah speaks to The Times journalist and broadcaster Manveen Rana about her own passion for and journey in sustainability.
28 July 2021
Andrew Waugh in Dezeen
Marcus Fairs interviews Andrew on BREEAM and LEED.
'Environmental certification schemes for buildings overlook embodied carbon and encourage architects to add unnecessary "systems and gizmos" to achieve high ratings'
27 July 2021
Pitfield Street shortlisted for STA Award
We are pleased to announce Pitfield Street, Hoxton Cinema has been shortlisted for a Structural Timber Award, category: retail & leisure project of the year.
23 July 2021
LSA move into 6 Orsman Road
We were excited to hear that the London School of Architecture is moving into our building at 6 Orsman Road.
8 July 2021
16 Orsman Road granted planning permission
We're delighted to announce that our scheme at 16 Orsman Road has been granted planning permission.
2 June 2021
Hoxton Cinema opens 4th June
We are very excited to announce the new 3 screen Curzon cinema, (our Pitfield Street project) opens its doors for the first time since the 1950s.
22 May 2021
Financial Times: Use of CLT for Dalston Works
Andrew is featured in this weekend's Financial Times discussing the carbon benefits of building in timber and our use of CLT for Dalston Works.