Latest Portfolio

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YMCA National Centre
Windermere

market: Leisure

Croft Goode is working with Fylde Coast YMCA on the redevelopment of the YMCA National Centre, Lakeside, Windermere. The project will provide high quality, environmentally sustainable, purpose built accommodation in … read more

02
Priory Green,
Runcorn

market: Social Housing

This development consists of six semi-detached, three bedroom family homes designed for Riverside. These quality affordable homes, built on land off Norton Village are being made available for shared ownership.

03
Student Residence,
Walker Street, Preston

market: Education

Value £8m This development designed to bring high quality student living to Preston consists of 36 self-contained apartments with 169 bedrooms. The sustainable scheme features solar panels on the roof … read more

04
Parkside View,
Blackpool

market: Social Housing

This scheme comprises 16 three-bedroom houses and 10 two-bedroom and was designed for Muir Group Housing Association. The properties meet level three of the government’s Code for Sustainable Homes and … read more

05
Swallow Way,
Wakefield

market: Social Housing

Value £3m This development comprises of 25 three-bedroom family homes, and two-bedroom bungalows, and was designed for social housing provider, Riverside. The homes meet Building for Life standards which promote … read more

The Croft Goode way

Collaboration

Croft Goode’s philosophy is firmly rooted in the belief that the success of building design and delivery is down to collaboration: Us. Client. Stakeholders. All three parties need to have an honest, collaborative exchange throughout the timeline of every project.

This approach puts the user at the heart of building design which ultimately leads to better buildings and tangible human improvements.

People

Our people are our greatest asset and they have played a pivotal role in shaping the Croft Goode way. They have developed an architectural practice they feel proud to be part of, growing our client portfolio in sectors that challenge and cultivate our design skills.

By building our practice on people, we can attract and retain architectural talent. This value is linked to our vision of having a happy workforce who feel valued, empowered and who contribute to the development, improvement and long-term future of the business.

This only enhances the client experience.

Thought leadership

If everything matters, nothing does. That’s why we focus our knowledge development on the sectors we specialise in. Through our personal development programme, our staff are constantly developing their thought leadership credentials.

This means our clients get the right blend of experience, technical ability and personality to solve the most complex of problems.

Our passion for learning is driven by our directors. Michael Goode is president of the North Lancashire Society of Architects and a regional director of RIBA. And many of our team provides expert commentary to national media on architectural matters.