What does Grimshaw do?

Grimshaw Architects is a global architecture and design firm founded in 1980 by Nicholas Grimshaw in London. The firm specializes in innovative and sustainable structures across various sectors, including aviation, rail, cultural, education, life sciences, sports, industrial design, and urban planning. With seven studios located in major cities worldwide, Grimshaw employs over 600 staff and is committed to creating net zero carbon ready buildings by 2025 and socially and environmentally regenerative buildings by 2030. The firm offers architecture and industrial design services, focusing on sustainable projects and high-tech transport infrastructure. Grimshaw's portfolio includes notable designs such as the Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA railway station, Waterloo International railway station, and the Sustainability Pavilion for Expo 2020. Led by Chairman Andrew Whalley and founder Nicholas Grimshaw, the firm emphasizes analysis and exploration in design, aiming to connect people and deliver value through its work.