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Cartwright Pickard Architects
We meet the challenges that matter to people and planet
- Work
- Residential, Education, Hospitality
- Plus 4 more sectors
- Size
- 26-50
In their words
“Cartwright Pickard is an architecture practice with studios in London, Leeds, Manchester and Cambridge.”
Cartwright Pickard is an architecture practice with studios in London, Leeds, Manchester and Cambridge. Founded in 1997, we meet the challenges that matter to people and planet, with architecture that looks beautiful, performs brilliantly and grows old gracefully.
By listening closely and challenging respectfully, we create value for everyone who encounters our architecture. We unite head with heart and creativity with research to create places that improve people's lives. As a team we are naturally curious, creative and inclusive: we consider every angle, put insight into action, make relationships matter and build a legacy in how we think, act and create.
Our work spans housing, build-to-rent, student living, workplace, civic and community buildings, urban regeneration, education, and hotels and leisure. We are known for research-led design in offsite and modern methods of construction, Passivhaus and low-carbon design, Net Zero Carbon, digital design and BIM, and heritage and retrofit.
It is why we enjoy and take pride in our work, and why clients enjoy working with us. Time and time again.
The work they do
- 01Residential
- 02Education
- 03Hospitality
- 04Masterplanning
- 05Retrofit
- 06Civic
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Profile updated 29 July 2026
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