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Holder Mathias Architects has been given the go-ahead with Cardiff based developer Rightacres for its designs for the Cardiff Transport Interchange, a mixed-use development in the heart of the Welsh capital. The project is being funded by Legal & General and is being delivered by construction company ISG. The mixed-use project ...

Center Parcs Longford Forest wins 'Building Project of the Year' at the Irish Building Design Awards 2019. It came top of the peoples choice in the public voting.

Holder Mathias are delighted to announce that this year they have ranked 40 in Building Magazine's Top 50 Architects and 91 in the Top 150 Consultants.

When the anchor supermarket moved out of the centre of a Sussex town it triggered a transition to leisure, which had to be carefully handled, finds Josephine Smit. Download case study article here or view online here    

Holder Mathias proudly sponsored The Leisure Property Forum Annual Dinner alongside law firm Gowling WLG on the 7th May at the Merchant Taylors’ Hall in London. A raffle also took place at the dinner which raised £3768.00. The proceeds will be split between Gowling WLG’s nominated charity, Buddy Bag Foundation and Holder Mathias’ ...

We are delighted to announce two promotions to Director: Wilco Stekkinger in the London studio and Dean Lazenby in Cardiff. Both Wilco and Dean have been making a Practice wide contribution as well as providing an excellent service to our clients over the past few years and the Partnership is ...

Councillors on Neath Port Talbot Council’s planning committee unanimously supported the application. The new development will involve eight new retail units and a first floor unit with retail, restaurant or leisure use. It will provide a wide range of benefits for the town centre including a much-needed additional quality retail floor ...

Castle Quarter has been shortlisted for The Placemaking Award at this year´s Property Awards. The awards ceremony will take place on 24 April in London. The Castle Quarter site had previously lain undeveloped for many years and presented an eyesore within the City despite sitting in a key City Centre location. The site sits ...

The first phase of refurbishing the Outlet Village, Braintree has been approved, this includes a new footpath linking to the nearby train station. It is hoped the improvements will attract more shoppers to the outlet and new retailers to the area. Landsec took over the shopping village in May 2017, becoming the ...