Showcase International Brick Building Designs

An ambitious project to rework and extend a 1920’s house on The Green in Walberswick, Suffolk, was undertaken by London-based architects, Dow Jones Architects. More

Long and Kentish Architects has been awarded the Supreme Award for their work on the Pallant House Gallery New Wing in Chichester in the UK’s Brick Development Association’s 2007 Brick Awards. More

Constructed between 1864 and 1868, St Pancras Station was recognised as one of the most significant structures of its day. More

Designed to revitalise the local town’s waterfront area, this recent development was named as the runner up in the 2006 UK Brick Development Association Brick Awards for Best private housing development. More

Located in secluded parkland on the edge of Windsor Great Park, Savill Court Hotel was designed both as a landmark and wedding/conference venue. More

This Dublin home is located in a conservation area close to the centre of the city on a small but prominent infill corner site at the junction between two streets. More

The planning and technical constraints of this project were considerable: its location, comprising mainly Georgian buildings, is protected by the Bloomsbury Society, the Georgian Society, English Heritage and local Council Conservation and Planning officers. More

This striking, low-energy house in South Hertfordshire cannot fail to impress with its environmental credentials and unique design. More

There are examples of brick buildings and structures in the British Isles that date from as far back as the Romans and many of the United Kingdom and Ireland's most significant heritage buildings are constructed in brick. More