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INTERNATIONAL | ARCHITECTS | MASTERPLANNERS | DESIGNERS
Chapman Taylor LLP is a Limited Liability Partnership
registered in England, number OC328839.
Registered office 10 Eastbourne Terrace, London, W2 6LG.
© Chapman Taylor 2016
CHAPMAN TAYLOR
Chapman Taylor is a multi-award winning international practice
of architects, masterplanners and interior designers.
A world-leader in the creation of commercially successful
places and spaces.
With experience in every major industry sector, we specialise in
Retail, Leisure, Hospitality, Residential, Workplace and
Transportation design and, in particular, the combination of
these sectors into large scale mixed-use environments.
Operating from 19 regional design studios across Asia, Europe,
the Middle East and Central & South America, we have
designed many ground-breaking environments and schemes
across 90 countries globally.
Our success is principally due to the quality of our people who
are industry leaders in blending both the art and science of
architecture to deliver creativity and best in class design,
together with effective and sustainable buildings.
WINNER OF OVER 200 ARCHITECTURAL AWARDS
GLOBALLY
www.chapmantaylor.com
CONTENTS
FOREWORD1
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
2
WORKING INTERNATIONALLY
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AWARDS6
DELIVERING SUSTAINABILITY
8
SECTORS10
WATERSIDE12
CLIENTS60
OFFICES62
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DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
VALUE
CREATIVITY
As architects we desire to create lasting statements of design
creativity, flair and significance. At the heart of our response
to a brief is a sound commercial solution, which through its
design, adds value and establishes viability. We believe our
input to the commercial success of any project starts at the
masterplanning stage where the project vision is established
and strategic decisions are made. These components, if
correctly assimilated into a design brief, provide the framework
for the overlay of the architectural design. Which establishes a
successful built and spatial environment within the development.
Good design is paramount to everything that we do and we
believe that truly creative designs go far beyond the look
and feel. They are based on a complex set of criteria. The
environments we create reflect the past, present and future
times and take into account people’s imaginations, priorities,
needs, cultures and tastes. They feel contemporary and yet
are responsive to their contexts. The environments that we
create today will enrich and enliven the people who use them
tomorrow. Well designed spaces inspire, relax and invigorate
without being overtly fashionable. Our aim is to create timeless
architecture where detail is essential – materials, textures,
colours, style and construction. Encapsulating all of these
elements into an economically and environmentally sustainable
design is what makes our designs creatively intelligent.
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VISION
INNOVATION
One of our strengths lies in the ability to work with our
clients to develop a design strategy. We articulate, develop
and deliver our core design principles which underpins our
ongoing success. We take time to understand what adds value
to communities, how people interact with their environments,
what peoples needs are, and what their aspirations are for the
future. We observe patterns and trends to help predict how
our clients’ and users needs are likely to evolve. This enables
us to interpret a project’s requirements more precisely and
to provide solutions that are responsive to social, economic,
individual, political and technological drivers. It is our belief
that architecture should emphasise the intelligent use of
space where imaginative, well-designed buildings allied to
considered masterplanning strategies will make developments
whether urban or rural, attractive hubs of social interaction.
Our aim is for people to sense that their built surroundings
reflect their aspirations and stimulate the right emotions.
Our true innovation is the ability to deliver successful
solutions across various sectors and cultures. Our designs
are a balance of creativity, design and commercial astuteness.
Intelligent designs have to succeed on many levels, provide
a commercially sound product through viability, vitality,
affordability and deliverability. For we have delivered
commercially successful projects. This is because we believe
that commercial doesn’t mean irresponsible or uninspired.
In fact, quite the contrary, it requires extra sensitivity,
thoughtfulness, innovation and creativity. We have a thorough
understanding of how commercial architecture can add value to
communities economically, aesthetically, socially, culturally and
environmentally. We believe that buildings should be like their
users, individual with unique personalities, needs and objectives.
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WORKING INTERNATIONALLY
Our design studios work as a cohesive team, pooling skills and resources
to produce bespoke, inspirational, and commercially effective retail
environments.
HUNDREDS OF PROJECTS, THOUSANDS OF CONNECTIONS
COUNTRIES WE WORK IN:
Albania
Algeria
Angola
Antigua & Barbuda
Argentina
Austria
Azerbaijan
Belarus
Belgium
Bosnia
Brazil
Bulgaria
Central African
Republic
China
Colombia
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Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Dominican Republic
Egypt
Estonia
Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Greece
Hong Kong
Hungary
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kyrgyzstan
Latvia
Lebanon
Libya
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macedonia
Malaysia
Maldives
Malta
Mexico
Montenegro
Morocco
Moldova
Myanmar
Netherlands
Nigeria
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Panama
Poland
Philippines
Peru
Portugal
Qatar
Romania
Russia
St Kitts & Nevis
Saudi Arabia
Serbia
Seychelles
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
South Korea
Sri Lanka
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Tanzania
Thailand
Tunisia
Turkey
Ukraine
United Arab
Emirates
United Kingdom
USA
Vietnam
Yemen
OUR LOCATIONS
LONDON
EST. 1959
ABU DHABI
BANGKOK
EST. 2015
EST. 2011
BOGOTÁ
EST. 2014
BRISTOL
EST. 2012
BRUSSELS
EST. 1993
DOHA
EST. 2015
DUBAI
EST. 2015
DÜSSELDORF
MADRID
MANCHESTER
MILAN
EST. 2000
EST. 2002
MOSCOW
EST. 2007
NEW DELHI
PARIS
EST. 1997
EST. 2000
EST. 2008
EST. 2001
PRAGUE
EST. 1998
SÃO PAULO
SHANGHAI
WARSAW
EST. 2009
EST. 2008
EST. 1999
WHERE WE WORK
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90
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1959
ESTABLISHED
LOCATIONS
2000+
PROJECTS COMPLETED
200+
AWARDS WON
WORK IN
ACROSS
COUNTRIES
CONTINENTS
45+
NATIONALITIES
35+
LANGUAGES
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AWARD WINNING
VIVA ‘Best of the Best’ designed Shopping Centre in the World
ICSC VIVA Award, 2015
Best Retail Architecture in the World
International Property Awards, 2014/2015
The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise:
International Trade, 2009
London Region Winner
International Trade Awards, 2009
Architect of the Year
CEE Retail Real Estate Awards, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2012
Architectural Firm of the Year
SEE Real Estate Awards, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011
2015
Trinity, Leeds, UK
Global ICSC Awards
Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania
Romania Green Building Council
Trinity, Leeds, UK
RLI Awards
Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania
CEEQA Awards
2013
Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania
Forbes Romania
Trinity, Leeds, UK
New Centre Gold Award
Chapman Taylor
CEE Retail Real Estate Awards
Disney Metro Station, Shanghai, China
Excellent Creative Design Award
Renaissance Marriott
Asia Pacific Property Awards
Trinity, Leeds, UK
Structural Awards 2013 – Commendation
Sanya Serenity Marina
Asia Pacific Property Awards
Trinity, Leeds, UK
MAPIC Award 2013 – Best Retail Real
Estate Development in City Centre
Mandarin Oriental Shop
Asia Pacific Property Awards
Bestech Headquarters
Asia Pacific Property Awards
Sanya Serenity Marina
Marina Industries Association Awards
Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania
Green Leadership Awards
Chapman Taylor
SEE Real Estate Awards
2014
Trinity, Leeds, UK
Global Retail & Leisure Awards
Trinity, Leeds, UK
Yorkshire Property Industry Awards –
Development of the Year
Trinity, Leeds, UK
West Yorkshire Building Excellence Awards
Trinity, Leeds, UK
Best Commercial Development Award
Ravenna Masterplan
Tourism for Italy – Overall Winner
Chapman Taylor
CEE Architectural Firm of the Year
Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania
CIJ Awards
Trinity, Leeds, UK
ICSC European Shopping Centre Awards
2012
Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania
CEEQA Awards
Centennial Hall, Wroclaw, Poland
XXII Beautiful Wroclaw Competition –
Best Architectural Completion 2011
Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania
SEE Real Estate Awards
Chapman Taylor
Asia Pacific Property Awards
Chapman Taylor
EuropaProperty CEE Retail Real Estate
Awards
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Chapman Taylor
EuropaProperty SEE Real Estate Awards –
Architectural Firm of the Year 2011
Centennial Hall, Wroclaw, Poland
Top 10 Municipal Investments 2012 –
Winner
Forum Sintra
Across Award – Most Innovative Shopping
Centre
Galeria Victoria, Wałbrzych, Poland
CIJ Awards, Poland – Best Shopping
Centre
Chapman Taylor
Europaproperty CEE Retail Real Estate
Awards – Architect of the Year 2011
2009
Chapman Taylor
CEE Real Estate Quality Awards –
RealGreen Services Provider of the Year
Chapman Taylor
Europaproperty SEE Real Estate Awards –
Architect of the Year
2011
Allee, Budapest, Hungary
CIJ Awards, Hungary – Best Overall
Project & Best Shopping Centre
SouthGate, Bath, UK
ICSC Commendation for Large New
Development
Allee, Budapest, Hungary
CEE Retail Real Estate Awards – Best
Shopping Centre of the Year (Large)
Forum Istanbul
RLI Awards – International Retail & Leisure
Destination of the Year.
Sun Plaza, Bucharest, Romania
SEE Real Estate Awards – Project of the
Year 2010 & Large Shopping Centre of
the Year
Galeria Victoria, Walbrzych, Poland
CEE Retail Real Estate Awards – Project
of the Year 2010 & Medium Shopping
Centre of the Year
2010
SouthGate, Bath, UK
BCSC Gold Award
St Davids 2, Cardiff, UK
BCSC Gold & Supreme Award
Forum Duisburg, Germany
ICSC Awards, Development of the Year –
Large
Forum Duisburg, Germany
ICSC Resource Award Winner
SouthGate, Bath, UK
The Georgian Group Architectural Awards
– Giles Worsley Award Winner for a New
Building in Georgian Context
Mira München, Munich, Germany
DGNB Gold Award for Sustainable
Buildings – Shopping Centres
Baneasa Shopping City, Romania
Europaproperty Awards – South Eastern
European Project of the Year
Cabot Circus, Bristol, UK
Bristol City Council LABC Built In Quality and
Sustainability Awards – Best Commercial
Project.
Cabot Circus, Bristol, UK
Bristol City Council LABC Built In Quality
and Sustainability Awards – Best Structural
Innovation
Chapman Taylor
The Queen’s Award for Enterprise:
International Trade
Forum Mersin, Turkey
European Shopping Centre Awards – New
Development: Large Category
Princesshay, Exeter, UK
RICS South West Awards – Regeneration
Cabot Circus, Bristol, UK
Structural Steel Design Award
GLOBAL HARBOUR
Shanghai, China
• Best Retail Architecture in the World
International Property Awards 2014-15
• Asia Pacific Property Awards - Best
Retail Architecture Asia Pacific
• Asia Pacific Property Awards - Highly
Commended Retail Interior China
• Asia Pacific Property Awards - Best
Retail Architecture China
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DELIVERING SUSTAINABILITY
Making buildings both environmentally sustainable and economically
viable has always been a challenge for designers. However, client
and public perception of the value of effective sustainable design has
changed dramatically. Technological innovations and wider understanding
of efficient systems have meant that this challenge has become
considerably easier.
The requirement for Energy Performance Certificates in
buildings and mandatory Carbon Emission Calculations means
that the value of property portfolios can now be affected by
their environmental credentials. It therefore makes commercial
sense for projects to take full advantage of the marketing
opportunities and potential financial advantages brought
by maximising a buildings environmental performance.
A fundamental approach at Chapman Taylor has always
been about creating the right urban framework and mix
of uses that are the foundation of truly environmentally
and socially sustainable environments. As creative and
sustainability-conscious designers, we have an underlying
objective to maximise the potential of any scheme,
while striving to minimise its environmental impact.
We have established a strong and successful working
relationship with some of the best international environmental
consultants, leading to achievement of BREEAM, LEED and
other energy performance codes on many of our projects.
In the UK, a sustainable approach was implemented
from the outset on the multi-award-winning integrated
urban regeneration scheme at Cabot Circus, Bristol. The
project was the first retail-led development in the UK to
achieve the highest BREEAM rating of Excellent. Lowenergy features include LED lighting to the streets and
natural ventilation of the unconditioned streetscape, which
is estimated to save five million kWh of energy per yearequivalent to the energy consumed by 450 homes.
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Peel’s MediaCityUK which comprises media related work
places and studios as well as 371 apartments, a 216 bed
hotel and other additional uses, became the first development
in the world to become a BREEAM Sustainable Community.
Leading technological solutions were incorporated into the
design of this £500m development, including making use of
one of its greatest assets—water from the Manchester Ship
Canal to cool a tri-generation combined heating, power and
cooling plant that supplies all the buildings on the 36 acre site.
The 106,000m² inner city regeneration project at Forum
Duisburg, Germany, was the first retail project in mainland
Europe to be awarded a BREAAM Very Good rating for its
impressive sustainable features. The building materials used
are prevalent throughout the local region. A block heating
unit allows power, heat and refrigeration to be generated
on the spot, reducing average total energy consumption
by at least 25 percent compared to that of similar building
types. Furthermore, a 10,000m² lawn roof above the
department store was installed to improve the microclimate
of the surrounding area. The development was honoured
with the Sustainable Resource Award and the Best New
Development of the Year: Large, in the ICSC 2010 Awards.
We have in-house BREEAM assessors and a dedicated
Sustainability Group tasked with promoting awareness
and disseminating knowledge of effective and relevant
sustainable design internally and to our clients. Chapman
Taylor is a member of the Green Building Council in
the UK, Poland, Romania and Czech Republic.
EXCELLENT
CABOT CIRCUS
Bristol UK
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SECTORS
Since 1959, we have established a reputation for delivering
commercially successful, creative and innovative environments
across a variety of sectors worldwide. Our approach is based on
creating the right design framework and mix of uses which is the
foundation of a truly environmentally and socially sustainable places.
OUR AIM IS TO SHAPE THE FUTURE
OF COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE.
MASTERPLANNING
MIXED-USE
RETAIL
LEISURE
INTERIORS
TRANSPORTATION
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WORKPLACE
RESIDENTIAL
HOSPITALITY
DELIVERY
WATERSIDE
GRAPHICS
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WATERSIDE
Our practice has many year’s experience in the design of marina and
waterside developments around the world ranging from using water
as an element in major mixed-use masterplans to the design of small,
marina buildings. Our experience in working with specialists ensures that
the optimal facilities are included for the mooring and maintenance of
boats, allowing us to create the ideal waterfront experience.
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COWES WATERFRONT
Isle of Wight, UK
The site is situated in the town
centre area around Cowes Town
Quay and Cowes Yacht Haven,
one of the world’s most famous
international yachting centres.
The waterfront redevelopment has been
completed in three phases. In Phase
1 the harbour was opened up, public
access improved and new management
offices were built. In Phase 2 the Red
Funnel ferry pontoon was replaced and
the marina enlarged with a new sea-wall.
An open piazza formed on reclaimed
land was designed to accommodate
the temporary facilities necessary for
major events such as Cowes Week. A
small area of floating pontoons was
incorporated outside the Harbour Offices
to provide short-term visitors’ berths.
In Phase 3 a new permanent events and
hospitality building was developed on the
new reclaimed land. The scheme provides
465m2 of management offices and a
1,800m2 events and hospitality venue.
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2000 - 2005
Start & End
SHENZHEN INTERNATIONAL
MARINA
Shenzhen, China
2010 - Current
Start & End
The project aims to create an urban
public yacht marina complex comprising
berths for a range of yacht sizes. It
will also be a place for entertainment
and become an integral part of the
coastal planning of Shenzhen. After
completion it will contain 585 yacht
berths, yacht service facilities and
many retail, leisure and F&B areas.
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SANYA SERENITY MARINA
HaiNan Island, China
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2009 - 2012
Start & End
Serenity Marina, also known as
Sanya Marina, is the first world class
marina on Hainan Island and unique
in China. Chapman Taylor Shanghai
are responsible for designing the
waterfront and land development.
Conceived as a marina village, the
Serenity Marina is situated on the
southern peninsula of the city of
Sanya, known to be the best holiday
resort in China with a climate akin to
the Mediterranean.
The development, part of Serenity Island,
covers an area of 70,000m2 with 1,120m
of breakwaters and comprises a mix of
residential, office, retail and hospitality
outlets, together with the marina
requirements of a club house, sailing
school and 350 fully serviced yacht
moorings, including superyacht berths.
Chapman Taylor Shanghai worked
with the client from early conceptual
design stage and were the lead
architects for the project delivering
the masterplan, architectural design
and landscape development.
To ensure that the marina was designed
to the highest standards work was
carried out alongside Camper &
Nicholsons Marinas, one of the world’s
oldest and most prestigious yachting
names, who provided expert advice
and consulting skills enabling the
finished development to reflect the
needs of a world leading marina.
Opened in early 2012, the marina was
the only Asian stopover host-port in
the 2012 Volvo Ocean Racing Series.
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PUJIANG INTERNATIONAL MARINA
Shanghai, China
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2011 - Current
Start & End
The competition masterplan for a marina
which integrates water-based and land
service uses. In addition to the high
quality yacht mooring facilities, the
masterplan provides hospitality, retail,
leisure and F&B opportunities within
new and existing buildings, to create a
sustainable and regenerated waterfront.
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OCEANIA POINT MARINA
Huizhou, Shenzhen, China
Centreing on its internal natural
harbor basin, Oceania Point Marina
is further developed along the basin
and coastlines by taking advantage
of the superior resources within the
harbor basin. Circulations are planned
as a whole to ensure the effective
operation of the mixed use marina.
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2011 - 2012
Start & End
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JUNDI YACHT MARINA
Near Moscow, Russia
With 245,303 m2 site area and
488,152.97m2 built area, the project is
planned to serve the local community
as well as the surrounding areas.
Combing the yacht marina, further
planned retail and tourism resort.
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2012 - Current
Start & End
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DARSENA SANT ELENA
Venice, Italy
This project will redevelop 14.5
hectares in the extreme south east
of the city of Venice. It retains the
present urban geography, refurbishing
the existing buildings and external
spaces and proposes the construction
of a new ‘artificial island’ with a new
harbour for approximately 450 boats
plus port services, retail businesses,
a hotel and a boathouse.
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2008 - 2012
Start & End
OLYMPIC SAILING CENTRE
Athens, Greece
2006
Start & End
A major project to reconfigure and
rejuvenate Olympic Yachting Centre.
The masterplan proposed new marina
facilities for over 600 boats, and major
new retail, leisure and restaurant uses.
The design also included cultural
elements and extensive new parkland.
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LIVERPOOL WATERS
Liverpool, UK
2008 - Current
Start & End
The Liverpool Waters vision involves
regenerating a 60 hectare historic
dockland site to create a world-class,
high quality, mixed use waterfront
quarter in central Liverpool that will
allow for substantial growth of the city’s
economy. The aspirational scheme
will create a unique sense of place,
taking advantage of the site’s cultural
heritage and integrating it with exciting
and sustainable new development.
Liverpool Waters will contribute
substantially to the growth and economic
devevlopment of the city, allowing ease
of movement and strong connections,
between Northshore, its hinterland, and
the city centre. It will accommodate
new and existing residents, attract
national and international businesses and
encourage a significant increase in the
number of visitors to the city, adding to
Liverpool’s cultural offer and providing
a new and complementary destination.
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LIVERPOOL WATERS
Liverpool,
Liverpool UK
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SHANGHAI MEDIA CITY
Shanghai, China
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2012 - Current
Start & End
This award-winning masterplan for
Shanghai’s second Central Business
District covers an area of 280 hectares
on a site fronting the Huangpu River and
surrounding the existing Oriental Sports
Centre facilities. The proposal establishes
a sustainable planning approach
integrating modern transport solutions
with a considered mixed-use programme
to create a world-leading environment
containing a rich and diverse mix of
living, working and leisure activities.
Using a hierarchical transport network
of roads, tramways, cycle and pedestrian
routes the masterplan establishes
a series of neighbourhoods, each
containing a mix of office, retail,
education and hospitality facilities
arranged around open parks and
waterways. The development is anchored
commercially with the inclusion of a
comprehensive media production and
broadcast facility providing Shanghai
with a centralised, modern media hub.
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SHANGHAI MEDIA CITY
Shanghai, China
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LINGANG SMART HARBOUR
Shanghai, China
Lingang Smart Harbour is a new
community for the creative and IT
industries to the south of central
Shanghai. The masterplan provides
all the amenities of a town centre
including civic buildings and a range of
public squares and spaces, shopping,
restaurants, cafes, and cultural
facilities including museums, libraries
and theatres as well as many office
facilities. All together, these make up the
Smart Harbour to ultimately make an
established and sustainable community.
The cultural facilities in the core zone
as well as other attractions, including
the parks, the ecological areas, water
and recreational facilities within the
broader Lingang Masterplan area
are important to attract and retain
researchers, technicians and people
with business skills to Lingang.
The Lingang Smart Harbour is centred
round a very condensed cultural island,
set within a lagoon with south, east,
north and west facing quays, each
with a particular character and each
offering a number of different uses.
The core zone is designed like layers
of an onion, with each layer supporting
and serving the other. The outer skin
consists of linked residential villages,
each with their own local centres and
landscaped environments. The inner ring
is the research and development office
park.These have been designed to be
easily accessible on foot or by bicycle
via a fully comprehensive network of
shared cycle and pedestrian routes.
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2012 - Current
Start & End
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CHANGXING ISLAND
Dalian City, China
The urban design for Changxing Island,
Dalian City, which consists of core
function zones, such as administration
and management, business, culture and
sports. There are also non-main function
zones, such as manufacturing, a transport
hub, a travel service zone and logistics. It
is built along the coast and arranged in
parallel ribbons surrounded by landscape.
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2010 - Current
Start & End
CONFIDENTIAL
Middle East
2011 - 2013
Start & End
The aim for The City of Secrets, Madinat
Al Asrar is to be a world class leisure
destination and economical viable within
the context of the whole development.
It has been zoned into several distinct
activity areas, each of them designed
to take at least one day to discover and
enjoy. A Recreational Beach, Water
Park, Adventure Park and an Animal
Park, the latter divided into a Marine
Park and a Boat Safari. These areas
are complemented by other leisure
facilities: a Souk, Marina, Boutique
Hotel and the area called The Gates, the
entrance building to the whole complex.
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MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
Gelendzhik, Russia
A large development combining mainly
residential and hospitality facilities
situated at the mouth of a bay in
Gelendzhik, a resort town at the Black
Sea. The development is to be a major
focus in the region and is intended
that it will be architecturally exciting
and enhance the city’s landscape with
its prominent waterfront. The concept
is based on an extensive network
of public areas with main residential
components arranged around a central
park area. The beautiful coastline is
accessible by a series of landscape
broadwalks which give access to large
marina, beaches and public amenities.
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2009
Start & End
SZCZECIN NOWA
Szczecin, Poland
2011 - Current
Start & End
A masterplan for the urban regeneration
of the Szczecin shipyard site. The aim is
to restructure and revitalise the traditional
shipyard and introduce new uses that
include a multifucntional complex with
offices, light industry and manufacturing,
marina, retail and education facilities.
The scheme is to be integrated within
the surrounding urban fabric.
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WYSPA SPICHRZOW
Gdansk, Poland
Redevelopment proposals for a 29
ha site of major importance; it was
critical that the masterplan conform to
all the factors that produce a vibrant
organic urban place and space in the
historical centre of one of Poland’s
major cities. The whole masterplan
contains principally retail, office and
residential uses. At the headland of the
site immediately facing the old town
will be the cultural and tourist quarter.
This will include many new related
facilities supported by two new hotels.
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2005
Start & End
GLASGOW HARBOUR
Glasgow, UK
2004 - Current
Start & End
One of the UK’s largest and most
prestigious regeneration projects. The
£1.2 billion scheme will see the creation
of a new city district on the West End
waterfront, breathing new life into
Glasgow and providing major benefits
for the local economy and for the people.
At the meeting of the ways between the
River Kelvin and the River Clyde, a major
public space is formed. Walks radiate out
from this central public realm through
the development, to link it firmly to the
existing fabric of the city. The scheme
will provide an outstanding waterside
retail, leisure, commercial and residential
destination and will regenerate a
significant but run-down part of Glasgow.
A world-class resort casino will offer a
combination of sporting, gaming and
entertainment facilities. There will be a
200-bed 5-star hotel and a 30-storey
residential tower on a quayside
restaurant plinth. A new landscaped
river boulevard will provide access to the
riverside for the first time in more than
100 years. New public spaces include
Glasgow Harbour Square, the
central focus of the scheme,
linked by a pedestrian footbridge
to Events Square, which provides
the entrance and exhibition piazza
to the Riverside Museum.
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MEDIACITYUK
Salford, Manchester, UK
2007 - 2010
Start & End
The UK’s first media city has its roots
in the ambition to become one of the
world’s biggest media brands. Back in
late 2004 the BBC announced it was
searching for a new northern centre
where it could relocate five London
based departments. In August 2005,
Peel Holdings’ Salford Quays was
shortlisted as one of four potential sites
being considered by the Corporation.
The BBC selected MediaCityUK as
their preferred site in July 2006. The
management contractor, Bovis Lend
Lease started the construction of Phase
1 in May 2007, with full completion
scheduled for the end of 2010. The first
building was completed in September
2009 and the first residents started
moving into their new apartments.
Throughout 2010—and into 2011—the
rest of Phase 1 will gradually open
for business. The completed phase
one development includes major
new offices, production facilities
and studios for the BBC as well as
a separate studio complex, hotel,
speculative office buildings, new media
department for Salford University,
a site–wide energy centre, retail /
catering facilities and multi–storey car
park, all set within a high quality public
realm that incorporates a large media
piazza, Metrolink terminus and a park.
Sitting above two of the BBC buildings
are towers that provide 378 apartments
designed by Chapman Taylor. These
range from studio flats to 3 bedroom
duplex penthouses. The detail design
specifies high quality materials and
fittings, creating upmarket, contemporary
accommodation, in the heart of this
innovative and creative hub to rival many
media cities emerging around the world.
The BBC will commence broadcasting
from MediaCityUK during 2011. By that
time five of their national departments,
including Sport, Children’s Radio and
5 Live, will have relocated to the site.
“
Surrounded by water, MediaCityUK has not
only completely transformed the Salford Quays
landscape and skyline, but became the first
development in the world to obtain BREEAM
Sustainable Community status, incorporating
world leading sustainability into the design of
the £500m development.
BREEAM
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SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES
AWARDS
• NW Regional Construction Awards Project of the Year 2011
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44
MEDIACITYUK
Salford, Manchester, UK
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PRAGUE MARINA
Prague, Czech Republic
The 16 Ha site of the former Holesovice
Port in Prague has been masterplanned
to provide residential, workplace and
leisure uses in this rapidly emerging
neighbourhood of the city. The initial
phase comprises 3 residential buildings
with 340 apartments overlooking the
port basin. Two of these blocks cantilever
over the water’s edge, whereas the third
and the largest building designed by
Chapman Taylor fronts the main street
with the plan form corresponding to
the meander of the river. Fully glazed
facades maximise views across the
river and to the city centre. The design
respects the adjacent listed port
buildings and frames the main pedestrian
approach to the port basin area.
“
A mixed-use waterfront development,
Prague Marina was designed to
transform a run-down former port in
HoleŠovice, just minutes from Prague
city centre, into a vibrant lifestyle
quarter, acting as a milestone in the
development of this city district.
JON HALE
CZECH REPUBLIC DIRECTOR
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2002 - 2008
Start & End
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ADMIRALITY BASIN
Tallinn, Estonia
48
2011 - Current
Start & End
Chapman Taylor have developed
the masterplan for this exceptional
site in the historic city of Tallinn. The
concept has been defined by creating
a balance between the urban design
and commercial objectives, to produce
a place which is highly popular and
creates strong connections between
the city and the sea, along with a
careful balance of public and private
spaces and places. It combines urban
vitality, waterfront relaxation and
private residential communities, and it
is the careful planning of these various
elements that will form the uniqueness
and success of the masterplan.
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AL LATHAMA
Benghazi, Libya
Sitting at the northern end of Benghazi
the Al Lathama site provides superb
potential for a landmark mixed-use
development. The goal of the design is to
create an exceptional to live, work, shop
and play, both interms of the ambience
and in terms of its commercial viability.
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2010
Start & End
OIL VILLAGE
Tripoli, Libya
2010 - Current
Start & End
The masterplan for a 42 hectare site
to the west of the city centre of Tripoli.
The concept creates strong connections
between the city and the sea, and a
careful balance of public/private spaces
and places. A unique feature of the
development is a large quarry which
is reinvented as communal gardens.
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ZAVIDOVO ENVIRONMENTAL RESORT
Near Moscow, Russia
A sustainable resort outside Moscow,
in a woodland and lakeland setting.
The masterplan proposes an idylic
and romantic setting for a hotel and
a series of very high-quality villas.
52
2009 - Current
Start & End
53
RAS AL HADD RESORT
Oman
2006
Start & End
A new resort destination on the eastern
tip of Oman which uses the natural
topography to minimise its visual impact.
It provides a mix of hotels, cultural, civic,
commercial and social activities set
in a typical Omani town centre format
including a souk, fish market and marina.
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55
EL MUELLE
Las Palmas Gran Canaria, Spain
Situated next to the old port of
Las Palmas, this leisure and retail
development has an exceptional location.
Chapman Taylor’s design maximises
both the sea and city views with an
external terraced restaurant section
and an internal retail mall. The mix of
environments and uses provides a yearround facility. The 42,000m² complex,
completed in 2003, includes 12 Warner
cinemas, restaurants, bars and clubs
and 850 parking spaces on two levels.
AWARDS
• ICSC International Awards - Overall
Winner for Design 2004
• ICSC European Awards - Specialist
Centres 2004
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2001 - 2003
Start & End
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PENDIK MARINA AND SHOPPING MALL
Istanbul, Turkey
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2007
Start & End
Located on the southern coast of the
Asian side of Istanbul, this artificial site
facing the sea is directly connected
on its northern side to the main road
which links to the bridges over the
Bosporus and the European side, and
on its southern side to the new marina.
The scheme is a shopping centre of
40,000m² of GLA, including hypermarket,
cinema and fitness centre, on two floors,
and a third floor containing restaurants,
cafes and outdoor terraces with views on
the marina and providing the centre with
life in the evening. The 2,000 space car
park is below the two commercial levels,
and slightly elevated from the road level.
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CLIENTS
A
A.N.D. Corporation
Aareal Asset Management
Aberdeen Property Investors
ABN AMRO
Aci Marinas
Addoha/Prestigia
Adrita Development
Aedes
Aena
Aerium Finance Ltd
Aéroports de Paris
AG Real Estate
AGP Group
Agrokor
AIB PPM
AIG Lincoln Germany GmbH
AIP Consulting Düsseldorf GmbH
Airport Authority Hong Kong
Akkök
Alfa Development
Al-Futtaim Group
Allianz Real Estate Germany GmbH
AM2
Amrest
Amstar Europe
ANA Aeroporto, Portugal
AND
Apple China
APSYS
Arendon Development Company
Arrendel
Asda
ASE group
Atisreal
Atrium European Management N.V.
Auchan/Immochan
Audley Developments
Aurora Developments
Avtoban Nizhny Novgorod
B
BAA
Bainbridge
Balmain AM
Baltic Shopping Centers AB
Baltvesta
BAM Vastgoed
Baneasa Developments
Baneasa Investments
Banimmo
Bank Austria Real Invest
Bayerische Immobilien AG
Bayerische Landesbank
Beijing Yida Group
BelWillesden (GIPPO)
Bestech Group
BFG
Bilfinger RE
Blackstone
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BNK Engineering
BNP
BoldrinCostruzioni Spa
Bouwfonds Vastgoedontwikkeling
Bouygues Developments
Bouyugues Batiment Interntional
Bovis Lend Lease
BPI
Brighton Health Care NHS Trust
Bristol & West
British Council
British Land
Brookfield Developments
Brussels Airport Company
Business Location Südtirol Alto Adige
BVR Groep
C
Caelum Development
Campers & Nicholson Marinas
Canary Wharf Ltd
Capital City Development
Capital Group
Capital Partners
Capital Shopping Centres
Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group
Carrefour
Carrefour Property
Catalyst Capital
CBRE
CDI
CEE Invest
Cenor Asset Management
Centenario
Centros
Cerberus
CGI Maroc
Changchun Film Studio
Changchun Volkswagen
Changkong
Changning Property Development
Chayton Capital
Chelsea Village plc
Chengdu Dalu Group
China Resource Vanguard
CIB-CIW
Cinema City
CITIC Group
Citrus
Citygrove
Clasicor
CMB Carpi
CMC Ravenna
Coimpex
Colliers
ColpatriaConstructora
Comet Estates
Commerz Real AG
Commerzbank Immobilien GmbH
Concepta Projektentwicklung GmbH
Connex Rail
Coop Italia
Coopsette
Cordea Savills
Cório
Crawley Primary Care Trust
Credit Suisse, Frankfurt
Crestyl
CTP Developments ltd
Cushman & Wakefield
Cushman & Wakefield Stiles & Riabokobylko
Czech Property Invest (CPI)
D
D. R. Hotels
Dawnay Day
DEKA Immobilien
DekaImmobilien
Delancey Estates
Delek/BP
Delta Development
DEOL Partners
Development Partner AG
Devimo
DG Immobilien Management GmbH
Discovery Group
Disneyland
Donson Development
Donstroy Development
Dorinda Development
Dorinda Holding
DTZ
Dundee Investments
Duruhan
E
Edge Hill College
Eiffage Immobilier
Elete Ingatlanberuházó Kft
Elior
EMCT
ENI Servizi Spa
Equest Investments
Equilis
Esso
Estnische HafenCity AS, Tallinn
Ethel Austin Properties
Etoile Developments I & II
Euro Mediterranee Consulting
Eurocommercial Properties
Europa Capital
Evergrand Group
Ezdan Mall
F
Fashion House
FI.MA
Flora Delta
Flow East
Fondara Immobilien AG
Forent LLC
Fort Group
Forum Properties
Frey
Fribourg Development
Futureal Group
G
Garanti Koza
Gatt Bros.
Gaysorn Property
GE Capital
General de Galerías Comerciales
Ghelamco Group
Gillion
Glavstroy
GmbH
GMP
Godliman & Watson
Grandes Áreas Comerciales
Griffin Real Estate
Grosvenor
Groveworld
Grupo Bogaris
Grupo Lar
GrupoÉxito
Gruppo Leonardo Caltagirone
Gruppo PAM
Gruppo Zunino – Risanamento
GruppoAspiag
GruppoPercassi
GTC Bulgaria
Guangdong Huayue Development
GVA
H
Hammerson
Hangzhou Sanland Development
Hannover Leasing
HB Reavis
HBB
Helical
Henan Dennis Group
Henderson Global Investors
Heron City
Hidroconst
HIH Hamburgische Immobilien
Handlung GmbH
Hill Crest Resorts
Hines Immobilien GmbH
Hochtief Projektentwicklung GmbH
Horsham & Chanctonbury
Primary Care Trust
Howard Holding
Hull City
I
Immofina Holding GmbH
Immofinanz
Immoval
Indogo
ING Real Estate
Inmobiliaria Dualca
InmueblesAndinos, Ltda.
Inteks
Inter IKEA
Invest4SEE
ISG
IT International Theatres
J
J.P. Morgan
Jarvis Projects
JLL
JLL, Jones Lang Lasalle
JLLC Golf Club
John Martin
Jost Hurler Beteiligungs – und
Verwaltungsgesellschaft Gmbh & Co. KG
K
K Raheja Corp
Klépierre
Knight Frank
KSP
Kunming City Development/
International Cultural Expo Investment
L
Laing O’Rourke
Land Securities
Landmarken AG
Lef im – Gruppo Basso
Legal & General Investment Management
Lider Invest
Lifestyle
Lighthouse Group
London & Cambridge Properties
London & Henley
London Borough of Havering
Longfour group
Lordship Real Estate
Lotos Holding
LSGIE
Lucentum
M
Madaef
MAF Misr
Manchester Airport Developments
Mandarin Oriental
Manhattan Development SK a.s.
Manhattan Real Estate LLC
Martín Casillas
Master Management Group.
Max Baum Immobilien GmbH
Mayfield
Mayfield Management s.v.o.
McArthur Glenn
Mega Centre Kazakhstan
Melolin LLC
Mercialys
Merrill Lynch
Metro Properties GmbH & Co. KG
Metro Supermarket
Metrovacesa
Mill House
Miller Construction
MJ Gleeson
Mobilart
Möller Eaton Holding GmbH
Morgan Stanley
Morley
MPC Properties
Multi Development Corporation
Muse Developments
N
Národní ceské Investice
NBCC Ltd
NEC Deutschland
Neinver
NIMA Property Development
NT Grundbesitz GmbH & Co. KG
O
Omilos Group
Omnix International
Orco Property Group
Ospinas y Cia S.A.
P
P&O Developments
Paladin Property Development
Palmer Capital
Park Lane Estates
ParqueArauco
Pasa Insaat
Patel Real Estate
Pau Soler Arquitectos
Peakside Capital
Pedro Gómez
Peel Holdings
Penta Investments
Pinnacle Real Estate Innovations
Pirelli RE
Pitch promotion
Play Golf y Gestión
Plaza Centers Group
Portland Trust
Pradera
Primavera Development
Prime Commercial Properties
Prime Management GmbH & Co. KG
PrivatLand
Prombati
Promresurs Kursk
PRUPIM
Q
Queensbury Real Estate
R
R&S Immobilienmanagement GmbH
Raw Resources
Rayet
Realia Business, S.A.
Redevco
REDI capital
Regions group
Regiony
Renault
Renova Group
RGI International
RGS Nedvizhimost
RID Group
Riofi sa
RosEuro Development
RosEvroDevelopment
Royal Bank of Scotland
S
SAF
Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust
SCC
Schroder Property Investment
Management
SCS – Holding AG
Seci Real Estate/Gruppo Maccaferri
Sepi
SERCOM
Serin Invest
SES Spar European Shopping
Centers GmbH
Shanghai Lujiazui Group
Shanghai Purple Bay Hi-tech Zone Development
Shearer Property Group
Signa Development
Signature Capital
SIMMO
Sir Robert McAlpine
SODEC
Solurban
Sonae Sierra
Soravia Group
South London & Maudsley
NHS Foundation Trust
Standard Life
State General Reserve Fund
Stolitsa Nizhny
Stroyprok+Centre
Sultanate of Oman
Swire Group
TPS Development
TriGranit Development Corporation
Trigrant
TriNation corporation
Trinity Investments
Tristan Capital Partners
TuffinFerraby Taylor
U
UBS Global AM
Unibail-Rodamco
Unicoop
United Racecourses
UrbaCon International Co
USS Ltd
V
Valamar
Value Retail
Vedis Group
Venture One
Villadolt
W
W Investments Real Estate
Wanda Group
Warner Bros UK
Westdeutsche ImmobilienBank
Wilhelm & Co
Wilson Bowden Developments
Workman
X
Xining Zhongfayuan Development
Y
Yintai Group
YK Pao School
Yudaya, S.L.
Yuexing Group
Yurun Group
Z
Zanke Group
Zhongnan Group
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T
Taylor Woodrow
Telereal
Tesco
Tesco China
TFS
The Crown Estate
The Mills Properties
Thornfield Properties
TIAA Henderson Real Estate
Tianjin Jingsheng Development
Tianshan Department Store
TK Development
Tomilino Tops Estates
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