A new student accommodation building at Greenwich Peninsula. Skelly & Couch was appointed to provide full mechanical, electrical, public health and environmental services for the client on this design and build.

A series of new student accommodation buildings at the University of Roehampton, also known as Chadwick Hall. Skelly & Couch was appointed to carry out full mechanical, electrical, public health and environmental services for the University of Roehampton on this design and build.

Over the past century Bedales School has developed in an organic manner as a series of freestanding pavilions. In recent years, it has recognised the need to create a long-term strategy for potential development of the entire 120-acre estate. Skelly & Couch continued their long-standing relationship with Bedales School by being appointed to formulate a masterplan that routes a programme of capital expenditure to reduce the school’s carbon footprint to zero.

This project was to design a new 2 form entry primary school for the London Borough of Havering to be built on the site of a former standalone playing field, as part of a co-location project uniting two schools in the area.

This project was to design a new entrance and extension to an existing 1.5 form entry primary school for the London Borough of Havering, and to provide facilities to enable it to become a 2 form entry school.

This project was a new-build school for the London Borough of Havering. The design was based on the Exemplar School principle developed by Walters & Cohen and Mark Skelly in 2003, locating all the classrooms adjacent to a central heart space and roof play decks, and was developed to accommodate the specific needs of this site and school.

This project was to provide a small extension to an existing primary school in the London Borough of Havering and remodel some of the central learning areas to create more interactive learning hearts.

This project is a 75% new build, 25% refurbishment of an existing secondary school located next to a designated green gap between Woodley and Earley in Berkshire.

Building on the resounding success of UP Projects’ pilot Floating Cinema 2011 project, Morris + Company won the Open Architecture Competition to design the next phase of the acclaimed venture, conceived to offer a permanent lifespan on the water.

The project formed part of the Horniman’s wider ambition to create a better link between the museum and its gardens. The aim of the proposed new community and education building was to create an inspirational learning environment, bringing the learning experience to the outside and therefore maximising the full potential of the existing garden site.