He is particularly interested in the integrated engineering design of complex buildings, and the development of cultural infrastructure in the widest sense. Over his 30 year career, Matthew has gained experience across many sectors and at all scales including theatres and museums education and commercial buildings masterplanning and infrastructure. In 2016 Matthew returned to the UK and now works in our London office, focused on Architecturally led projects such as the Monroe Blocks mixed-use development in Detroit Bristol University Library and the Ras Al Khaimah National Museum. Major projects included the West Kowloon Terminus of the Express Rail link in Kowloon Xiqu Chinese Opera House Youth Olympic Centre, Nanjing W Town Biomes, Beijing and the Beijing New Airport. In 2009 Matthew moved to Hong Kong and then Beijing, establishing our Chinese business. Strategic digital real estate consultingĪs Director responsible for our Edinburgh and Copenhagen offices, he worked on a number of landmark projects including Edinburgh University Potterrow Royal Commonwealth Pool redevelopment new National Museum of Liverpool Syddansk University Alsion Campus Danish National Opera House and the Royal Botanic Gardens John Hope Gateway.Resilient infrastructure, built assets and natural environments.

Bridge engineering and civil structures.Environmental, social and governance consulting (ESG).Harrys has a great view of the skyline, as well as Bookies Bar and Grille both serving up decent Bar food menu. I enjoyed a few cocktails on a summer evening. Climate change adaptation and resilience The Coors Light Skydeck on top of the Detroit Opera House has very cool atmosphere for drinks and a view.

Detroit opera house skydeck