Associated Architects
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Associated Architects is a firm of architects based in Birmingham, England.
The practice was founded in 1968 and first came to widespread attention in 1990 when the Lee Bank Health Centre won an RIBA Architecture Award.
Associated Architects have since completed many notable projects including the CBSO Centre, the rebuilding of the Birmingham Hippodrome and the conservation and refurbishment of the Birmingham School of Art. Its own offices are in the Grade I listed 19 Newhall Street.
More recently gaining the 2005 RIBA Award and the 2005 RIBA Sustainability award for Cobtun House, a sustainable private dwelling in Worcester.
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