Sheffield Chinese Community Centre Staff". www.sheffieldchinesecommunity.org.uk . Retrieved 2 May 2017. All Saints RC Church, commissioned by the 12th Duke of Norfolk in 1834, was the first public building in his scheme for the future development of Glossop. On 3rd February 1835 the foundation stone was laid by Thomas Ellison on behalf of the Duke. The church was officially opened on 11th July 1836. The main focus of the club's exterior is the 25-meter outdoor heated swimming pool, which features a heated kids' pool and a south-facing terrace to maximize the number of usable hours and enhance the value of the relaxation and pool area for members. The principal clubroom area and internal pool open up onto the external terrace, creating interconnected views and linking internal and external uses. All external lighting uses energy-efficient LED light sources. The hard landscaping materials are used to define the various functional zones of the terrace and spa garden areas. Designed by architects Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson, the St Crispin’s House building will retain the existing structure but it will be fully refurbished and extended, stripping out the shell and core, and constructing additional floors to create a seven-storey building. A five-storey extension to the rear of the building is also included within the development. The façade palette is made up of terracotta rain-screen tiles and aluminium cladding, with a large section of the roof level designed as a green roof. Alegre-Wood, Brett. "Sheffield Property Launch | Why own a student pod when you can own the whole apartment?" . Retrieved 2 May 2017.

At the heart of David Lloyd Bicester, the substantial clubroom provides members with the opportunity to relax, socialise and work is at the centre of the building. The generous club room comprises of zoned dining, fully licenced bar, business hub, adult lounge and dedicated family areas for little ones, containing a soft play and children’s activity spaces. The statement, from Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson, said: "The inflatable air-dome will allow tennis to be played on the courts all year round regardless of weather conditions."

Hadfield, Cawkwell, Davidson, Architects, Sheffield

Sheffield's new Chinatown set to create premium student apartments and 400 jobs". The Independent. 20 January 2016. Archived from the original on 18 June 2022 . Retrieved 16 March 2017.

At Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson Architects, our architectural ethos is to innovate and promote sustainable building practices. We utilise a "fabric first" approach to sustainability and low energy initiatives, prioritizing these over more expensive, less renewable mechanical or electrical building services. This approach helps to reduce capital and operational costs, improve energy efficiency, and reduce carbon emissions. The proposed 5,000-capacity stadium will meet the highest standards for both Football and Rugby League, adhering to both Football League and Super League criteria.Application to allow amendments to Phase 2 of approved scheme". planningapps.sheffield.gov.uk. 23 December 2016 . Retrieved 3 May 2017. We have extensive experience in sports and leisure architecture, having worked on major sporting venues such as football and rugby clubs, golf driving ranges, sports centers, and an Olympic international training venue. In addition to sports facilities, we have also designed restaurants, cafes, hotels and spas, and have been involved in the design of children’s adventure and activity centers. The stadium and surrounding campus, designed for elite sport, creating an exceptional atmosphere, with advanced facilities, offering all competitors and fans an inclusive and distinctive experience. St Crispin’s is an exciting development in the vibrant university city of Norwich, and we are delighted to be working once again with McAleer & Rushe to create an outstanding living experience for our students.

Our teams are built on trust and experience together with respect, communication and learning put that is at the core of our practice.The Town Hall was commissioned by the 12th Duke of Norfolk and built close to the intersection of the two turnpike roads which determined the centre of Howard Town. The foundation stone was laid on 28th June 1838. The Market Hall, to the rear of the Town Hall, was built in 1844 and commissioned by the 13th Duke of Norfolk. It was extended in 1854-55 including an open air fish market. Glossop Train Station on Norfolk Street Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson is a leading sports and leisure facility architect, based in Sheffield. We work nationally and internationally in the health and wellbeing sector with varied clients. We collaborate with recognised experts, governing bodies and leisure operators to ensure our facilities meet the requirements for health and wellbeing, training, competition, socialising and education in fitness and leisure. Our success as a practice is based on the talents and expertise of our teams. We are committed to on-going evaluation and improvement in the quality of our designs and technical capabilities. We invest in the process of continuous professional development for the benefit of our staff, our company and our clients. Our architectural and interior design teams created a striking comprehensive scheme for the club, developing on the David Lloyd brand and giving each space its own individual effect while maintaining parity across the building. David Lloyd Bicester will have a full team of 90 staff, including 10 personal trainers all of which have been catered for with offices and breakout zones.