Cole Thompson Anders is an award winning practice with particular expertise in urban design, intelligent and green building, and exposition projects. As a founder member and lead architects for INTEGER Intelligent & Green, the Practice has a growing reputation as a leading innovator in the UK and overseas. (link to INTEGER website – www.integerproject.co.uk)

Cole Thompson Anders is a Partnership: the two partners are Nicholas Thompson and Craig Anders. The Practice owns its own premises, a converted Georgian Chapel building in Twickenham, West London and has an associate office in Merseyside. The Practice operates as part of the INTEGER Consultant Team which offers a full range of urban design and building design services .

Our exposition work includes the remodelling of the Hellenistic Gallery at the British Museum , gallery and entrance hall remodelling at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool . We have created one of ‘the finest glasshouses in the country’ for the Crown Estate in Savill Garden, Windsor Great Park . The INTEGER Pavilion in Hong Kong with its multi-media exhibition on new technologies received 100,000 visitors and 30,000 school children. The INTEGER Millennium House was filmed by the BBC for the ‘DreamHouse’ series and has been highly influential in the construction industry.

Our housing work includes INTEGER housing at Sandwell, Newbury, Harlow and Basingstoke . To date this has involved some 80 social houses and 55 private homes. These all involve off-site fabrication, networked technology and excellent environmental performance. General practice work includes town centre regeneration projects, leisure retail projects and remodelling work at the Bank of England and other historic listed buildings.

Cole Thompson Anders continues to win national and international awards for innovative urban design and architecture. As lead architects for INTEGER we are committed to innovation and have developed proven solutions for delivering sustainability. We have a unique process for engaging all stakeholders in the community to win support for our projects.