G&T is privileged to have led a team of consultants on the major refurbishment of The Burrell Collection, a Category A Listed museum that originally opened to international acclaim in 1983 as one of the first demonstrations of Glasgow’s commitment to cult...
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The London School of Economics (LSE) has launched an international competition, in conjunction with the RIBA, to design its first net zero carbon building at 35 Lincoln’s Inn Fields – the last major project on the Aldwych campus for some time. G&T is pro...
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Proof that the most interesting commissions often come from humble beginnings is our latest project for Britel Fund Trustees at Skypark, Glasgow. A temporarily vacant site at Skypark in Finnieston was utilised by the Federated Hermes Fringe Village t...
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Although zero carbon is currently a hot topic, it is not new - and we are not new to it. Gardiner & Theobald (G&T) has been working on low and zero carbon buildings since 2007. That is when we were asked by the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) to be the ...
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