Harrogate Design Group, based on Hornbeam Park in Harrogate, is celebrating having just won a major Architectural Design Competition against other practices, to design a prestigious new Residential Development for York University.
The company is celebrating its fifth birthday and has expanded from 10 staff in 2000 to 24 staff in 2005 having recently acquired the architectural practice of Stone and Moon Associates.
Image of the new development for York University
Image of the new development for York University
Director Stephen Flory said, "We are delighted to be in the position to build on the success of the last five years of trading, and our committed staff give us the confidence and the skills to continue to create exciting buildings and provide a quality service to Clients".
From its inception, the Directors John Dutton R.I.B.A. and Stephen Flory R.I.B.A, have built up an impressive client portfolio including the Universities of York, Durham, Leeds, Leeds Metropolitan and Hull.
In the commercial sector the practice has commissions from Nestle, Hornbeam Park Developments and Wolseley UK while in the residential sector, the practice has commissions in Headingley Leeds, Scarborough and Harrogate including a project for the Joseph Rowntree Trust.
For further information please contact:
Harrogate Design Group Tower Studio Fourth Avenue Hornbeam Park Harrogate HG2 8QT
my-french-house.com gives Leeds a thrilling Petanque Final
my-french-house.com sponsored the prestigious Petanque Tournament which took place outside the HSBC building in Leeds.
The final came after 48 teams began the competition in May and battled it out ever since for the highly coveted Colliers Cup which was presented to the winners by the Lord Mayor of Leeds.
my-french-house.com staff provided the competitors with a selection of fine French wines, cheeses, meats and baguettes as refreshment after the trophy presentation.
Proceeds raised from the event went to MacMillan Cancer Relief in order to help fund an additional specialist MacMillan nurse to be based in the Teenage Cancer Unit at St James’s Hospital.
Patrick Joseph, Director of my-french-house.com, said: “It’s been "fantastique" that we’ve been able to enjoy a fun, French, outdoor sport during the warmer months whilst raising almost £900 for charity. We'll definitely try to repeat our involvement in the event next year”.
