Broadway Malyan moves into new Reading base

By 2018-09-13T06:00:00

Thames Tower in Reading, remodeled by DN-A Architects

Source: DN-A Architects

Move forms part of ‘million-pound UK studio strategy’

Broadway Malyan has relocated its Reading operations to a RIBA award winning tower in the centre of town as part of a wider strategy for its UK studios.

The practice has signed a lease in Thames Tower, near Reading station, which was originally constructed in the 1970s but was stripped back to its concrete frame and refurbished to plans by DN-A Architects.

The scheme completed last year and won both a 2018 RIBA South Award and a RIBA Sustainability Award 2018. Barton Willmore designed the original structure, in conjunction with engineers Clarke Nicholls Marcel.

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