At the heart of Olympia’s transformation sits one of the development’s most technically complex elements: a 22-metre spanning glazed canopy that connects the new public realm while responding sensitively to the site’s Grade II listed heritage.

Originally built in 1885 and formerly known as the Minor Hall, the 30,000 sq ft space is being transformed into a vibrant restaurant, bar, and music and events venue, while carefully retaining its historic architectural features. Working within a listed structure required a sensitive, detail-led approach to ensure that interventions enhanced performance without compromising heritage value.

Situated on London’s South Bank, directly opposite Tate Modern and close to the River Thames, NEO Bankside is a landmark residential development designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP). The scheme comprises four distinctive residential pavilions ranging from 12 to 24 storeys, providing 217 apartments, alongside a six-storey office building.