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Please note that the ADUP2 is no longer active and has been replaced in February 2023 by the Architecture + Urbanism Framework.

We want to encourage fresh thinking for design and building projects in London. To do this, we work closely with the people and organisations who are building a better London.

One of the ways we support them is by advising on procurement options and design decisions through the Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel.

City Hall has replaced ADUP2 with the Architecture + Urbanism Framework (A+U). The new framework will support the Mayor’s mission-led approach to the recovery of London and aims to showcase innovation in public sector procurement processes and address the underrepresentation of women and people from minority groups by being more representative of London’s diverse population.

What is the Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel?

The Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel is a pre-approved panel of built environment consultants. The Panel makes it quicker and easier for organisations like councils and housing associations to commission high quality consultants for certain types of project.

We set up the Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel with Transport for London (TfL) to advise London's public sector on how to deliver the best quality building and design work. The Panel’s job is to support the Mayor's regeneration programmes and priorities, as well as other public sector-funded projects in London.

The Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel is managed jointly by TfL’s Urban Design team and our Regeneration team. Both teams are responsible for providing advice about and are the point of contact for anyone interested in using the panel.

The Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel forms part of the Mayor’s Good Growth by Design programme.

We will begin the procurement of the new Architecture + Urbanism (A+U) Framework in early 2021. Read more.

The Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel 2

We have procured a new panel of experts on the built environment to support the Mayor's Housing, Transport, Planning and Regeneration priorities.

The previous panel saw over 100 projects procured through the panel, with over £30m paid in fees, and 27 public sector organisations access the panel. The new Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel includes more expertise with expanded categories in architecture including housing, transport-led development and masterplanning.

Launched in 2018, this round of the Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel requires all authorities using the panel to embed a diversity and inclusion requirement into the project briefs and individual call-off contracts. Design teams will need to consider ‘equality and diversity’ principles within their practice and within the project that they are being invited to tender for. This will account for at least 5% of evaluation scores at the ‘Invitation to Tender’ stage. This represents an important opportunity to influence the diversity of the profession through procurement.

The benefits of the Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel

The Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel makes a positive difference to the procurement of building and design projects in London and:

  • saves time and money by qualifying potential suppliers
  • promotes consistent contractual arrangements
  • ensures objective, rigorous and fair assessments of suppliers, with an emphasis on technical competence (there is a 70:30 split between technical and financial criteria)
  • provides legal compliance assurance, professional insurance provisions and financial standing
  • provides confirmation of supplier policies and practices in line with GLA and TfL principles and responsible procurement objectives
  • gives access to suppliers without challenges under the Freedom of Information Act
  • is compliant with EU Procurement Regulations

The Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel categories

Over 1,100 submissions were received at the first qualifying stage, of which 92 practices have been appointed across 14 categories.

5th Studio

AECOM

DK-CM

Gort Scott

Hawkins Brown

Kinner Landscape Architects

Maccreanor Lavington

Muf Architecture

Publica

We Made That

5th Studio

Adam Khan Architects

DSDHA

Feilden Fowles Architects

Fletcher Priest Architects

Gort Scott

Hawkins Brown

Karakusevic Carson Architects

Maccreanor Lavington

Stitch Studios

5th Studio

AREP VILLE

DK-CM

East Architecture Landscape

Emergent Vernacular

JL Gibbons

Kinnear Landscape Architects

LDA Design

Publica

Stanton Williams

Sustrans

We Made That

Adam Khan Architects

Ash Sakula Architects

Gort Scott

Hans Van Der Heijden

Henley Halebrown

Karakusevic Carson Architects

Levitt Bernstein Associates

MAE

Maccreanor Lavington

Mikhail Riches

Sarah Wigglesworth Architects

Stephen Taylor Architects

6a Architects

Adam Khan Architects

Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

Architecture 00

Carl Turner Architects

Carmody Groarke

DRDH Architects

Duggan Morris Architects

Feilden Fowles Architects

Gort Scott

HAT Projects

Haworth Tompkins

Stanton Williams

Alford Hall Monaghan Morris

dRMM

EPR Architects

Hawkins Brown

HOK International

Maccreanor Lavington

PLP Architecture

Tate Hindle

Alford Hall Monaghan Morris

Allies & Morrison

Fletcher Priest Architects

Foster & Partners

Grimshaw

Hawkins Brown

Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands

Skidmore Owings and Merrill Inc

5th Studio

Allies & Morrison

DSDHA

Farrells London

Fereday Pollard Architects

Foster & Partners

Gensler

Hawkins Brown

Karakusevic Carson Architects

Landolt and Brown

Urban Movement

Weston Williamson & Partners

5th Studio

Benedetti Architects

Grimshaw

Hawkins Brown

Landolt and Brown

Lifschultz Davidson Sandilands

Lyndon Goode Architects

Matter Architecture

Pringle Richards Sharratt

Robin Lee Architecture

Weston Williamson & Partners

Wilkinson Eyre

Carl Turner Architects

Dallas Pierce Quintero

DK-CM

Muf Architecture

Publica

The Klassnik Corporation

Adams & Sutherland

AOC

Architecture 00

Carl Turner Architects

Carver Haggard

Muf Architecure

Pidgin Perfect

Public Works

RCKa

Studio Tilt

Studio Weave

The Decorators

We Made That

What If Projects

Acanthus Architects

Alan Baxter

Allies & Morrison

Avanti Architects

Carmody Groarke

Donald Insall Associates

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Giles Quarme & Associates

Haworth Tompkins

Lyndon Goode Architects

Atkins

Foster & Partners

HOK International

Jacobs engineering UK

Ove Arup & Partners

Steer Davies Gleave

Baxter and Bailey

BOB Design

Europa

Objectif

Studio Tilt

Uniform

Wagstaf Design

Weston Williamson & Partners

The table below represents both internal (GLA/TfL/LLDC etc.) and external (London boroughs and other public sector organisations) ADUP2 usage data. Please note that the table includes the confirmed data set only (where a supplier and fee have been confirmed) and doesn't include on-going procurement processes. This data set was last updated 02/11/2021 and will be updated quarterly.

Lot Supplier Approximate Contract Value (£)
1 DK-CM Limited £29,760.00
1 DK-CM Limited £39,810.00
1 DK-CM Limited £47,175.00
1 Aecom £48,465.00
1 We Made That £78,217.00
1 We Made That £79,205.00
1 Gort Scott £79,991.25
1 Gort Scott £79,991.25
1 Hawkins\Brown £81,541.50
1 Hawkins\Brown £98,522.00
1 muf architecture/ art £115,625.00
1 muf architecture/ art £126,400.00
1 Maccreanor Lavington £149,791.25
1 We Made That £235,000.00
1 We Made That £240,000.00
1 Hawkins\Brown £400,000.00
1 Publica £750,000.00
2 Karakusevic Carson Architects £28,348.40
2 5th Studio £69,260.00
2 Gort Scott £80,000.00
2 5th Studio £84,450.00
2 Hawkins\Brown £84,812.00
2 Maccreanor Lavington £85,235.00
2 Karakusevic Carson Architects £93,800.44
2 Gort Scott £104,189.38
2 Hawkins\Brown £107,379.00
2 Hawkins\Brown £154,111.00
2 5th Studio £157,111.00
2 Hawkins Brown £165,698.00
2 Gort Scott £183,851.25
2 Maccreanor Lavington £238,490.25
2 Karakusevic Carson Architects £432,110.00
2 Maccreanor Lavington £491,035.00
3 LDA Design £30,469.00
3 DK-CM Limited £39,715.00
3 We Made That £72,500.00
3 We Made That £78,582.00
3 LDA Design £79,900.00
3 East Architecture £91,360.00
3 Sustrans £119,973.00
3 LDA Design £129,500.00
3 LDA Design £163,900.00
3 Emergent Vernacular Architecture £195,666.00
3 LDA Design £312,792.76
3 5th Studio £497,630.00
4 Karakusevic Carson Architects £26,524.75
4 Adam Khan Architects £39,614.00
4 Adam Khan Architects £40,000.00
4 Stephen Taylor Architects £64,094.00
4 Ash Sakula £69,850.00
4 Adam Khan Architects £82,252.00
4 Adam Khan Architects £84,999.98
4 Mae £123,822.00
4 Levitt Bernstein £158,090.00
4 Karakusevic Carson Architects £218,338.00
4 Mikhail Riches £349,112.50
4 Stephen Taylor Architects £496,950.00
4 Karakusevic Carson Architects £627,711.00
4 Karakusevic Carson Architects £741,666.00
4 Henley Halebrown £784,437.50
4 Gort Scott £946,449.00
4 Maccreanor Lavington £949,081.24
4 Henley Halebrown £1,328,000.00
4 Mikhail Riches £1,764,955.75
4 Adam Khan Architects £2,289,314.30
5 DRDH £549,921.50
5 Morris + Co (Formerly Duggan Morris) £25,000.00
5 Gort Scott £621,281.00
5 DK-CM Limited £157,454.00
5 Haworth Tompkins £982,050.00
5 Architecture 00 £208,110.00
5 Architecture 00 £34,140.00
5 Architecture 00 £41,310.00
5 Haworth Tompkins £62,416.31
5 DK-CM Limited £284,270.00
5 Architecture 00 £439,500.00
6a Tatehindle £11,921.00
6a EPR Architects £18,000.00
6a EPR Architects £19,004.00
6a Hawkins\Brown £23,736.00
6a Tatehindle £25,000.00
6a Hawkins\Brown £27,250.00
6a Hawkins\Brown £29,766.00
6a Hawkins\Brown £30,000.00
6a EPR Architects £41,003.00
6a Hawkins\Brown £50,000.00
6a HOK International £53,500.00
6a HOK International £53,500.00
6a Allford Hall Monaghan Morris £60,000.00
6a PLP Architecture £60,000.00
6a PLP Architecture £63,000.00
6a EPR Architects £65,250.00
6a Tatehindle £70,000.00
6a Allford Hall Monaghan Morris £75,000.00
6a Hawkins\Brown £87,825.00
6a Tatehindle £178,303.00
6a HOK International £450,000.00
6b Grimshaw £23,470.00
6b Hawkins\Brown £51,810.00
6b Allies & Morrison £65,711.80
6b Skidmore Owings Merrill £162,045.84
6b Allies & Morrisons £554,280.00
7a Weston Williamson & Partners £172,000.00
7b Weston Williamson & Partners £100,000.00
9 New Practice £27,840.00
9 Carver Haggard £45,000.00
9 Studio Weave £45,168.75
9 Architecture 00 £46,227.50
9 Architecture 00 £46,590.88
9 Studio Weave £63,660.00
9 Public Works Group £68,340.00
9 muf architecture/ art £185,885.00
9 Architecture 00 £195,000.00
9 AOC £295,000.00
9 Adams & Sutherland £336,595.00
9 muf architecture/ art £655,580.00
10 Alan Baxter £11,000.00
10 Alan Baxter £11,000.00
10 Alan Baxter £11,000.00
10 Alan Baxter £12,000.00
10 Alan Baxter £31,543.40
10 Haworth Tompkins £535,864.00
10 Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios £651,000.00
11 Over Arup and Partners Ltd £49,825.00
12 Wagstaff Design £266,800.00

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