Summary
Corstorphine + Wright, a 200-strong architectural practice, has opened a Manchester studio at The Stables, Paradise Wharf, Ducie Street. The AJ 100 top 50 firm operates 10 design studios nationally and currently manages over 450 live projects across sectors including residential, offices, industrial, education, retail and leisure.
The practice is known for translating client requirements into high-value spaces and has completed major projects including the redevelopment of Waterloo International terminal, the Royal Liver Building transformation, and conversion of the Liverpool Echo building into a Melia hotel and office space for a technology company. The Manchester base will support its UK-wide operations and client base.
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- What is this article about?
- Award-winning architectural practice Corstorphine + Wright, ranked in the AJ 100 top 50, has established a base at Paradise Wharf on Ducie Street in Manchester city centre. The firm operates 10 design studios across the UK and manages over 450 live projects across residential, offices, industrial, education and leisure sectors.
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- This article was published on 23 July 2026.
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- This article was published by TheBusinessDesk.