Newcastle-based architectural practice, JDDK Architects, have secured planning permission on behalf of the Sue Ryder Neurological Centre at Dee View Court in the Kincorth area of Aberdeen for a £4m new build wing and extension. Dee View Court, opened in 2003, is Scotland’s only purpose-built neurological centre providing care and support for residential patients and… Full Article >
Following a number of consultation exercises, Newcastle-based architects, JDDK Ltd, have secured planning permission from Newark and Sherwood District Council, for the £5.3m Sherwood Forest Visitor Centre on behalf of their clients, an RSPB-led consortium which includes the RSPB, the Sherwood Forest Trust, Continuum Attractions and Thoresby Estate. The practice had been selected as architects… Full Article >
A £7.5m refurbishment of Inverness’ Highland Hospice, designed by the award-winning Newcastle architectural practice, JDDK Architects, was officially opened by HRH The Earl of Inverness (Prince Andrew) on Tuesday 13 December. The project had begun in 2011 with an initial commission for JDDK to undertake a Feasibility Study to explore options to upgrade the hospice’s… Full Article >
A hospice project designed by the award-winning Newcastle architectural practice, JDDK Architecture, has won a prestigious LABC Building Excellence Award as the Best Inclusive Building at the Grand Final Awards held in London on Monday 28 November. A panel of industry experts judged a list of the highest quality projects from around England and Wales… Full Article >
Groundworks on the Northumbria Cancer Centre time-lapse photography – watch the video here: https://youtu.be/YuMxeX_ou4g
