For over a century, Scott Brownrigg has been at the forefront of architectural innovation, designing the spaces where we live, work, and learn.

With studios across the UK and in the US as well as worldwide, the award-winning practice is renowned for its creative, client-focused, and environmentally responsible approach to architecture. This new book offers an in-depth look at the company's evolution, its design ethos, and the landmark projects that continue to push boundaries across sectors and continents.

From large-scale masterplans and advanced science parks to cutting-edge workplaces and inspiring schools, the work of Scott Brownrigg reflects a unique blend of technical rigor, aesthetic sensitivity, and visionary thinking. Illustrated with high-quality photography, concept sketches, and detailed plans, this volume showcases the breadth and depth of the practice's portfolio. Chief Executive Darren Comber's introduction presents an insider's view of the collaborative processes and multidisciplinary thinking that drive Scott Brownrigg's work, from initial concept to completion. Essays and concise project texts explore notable buildings across a wide range of sectors: aviation, offices, interior design, business and science parks, rail, defense, education, residential, and mixed use. Each thematic chapter concludes with a 'Future Thinking' text that considers ways to address the complex challenges and opportunities ahead. Whether seeking to deliver urban regeneration, net-zero ambitions or future-ready infrastructure, the practice demonstrates a commitment to shaping a better built environment. Scott Brownrigg: Architecture + Progression is both a celebration of the firm's achievements and a forward-looking vision for the future of architecture in a changing world.

• Celebrates over 100 years of history of the internationally acclaimed architecture practice Scott Brownrigg
• Combines over 40 project texts and eight essays on the practice's key sectors, including aviation, offices, defense, and business and science parks
• 'Future Thinking' texts explore the opportunities and challenges in the years ahead
• Includes over 25 sketches and plans alongside more than 130 photographs