Greenway Associates is proud to be providing cost consultancy for the transformation of the V&A’s historic South Asia Gallery, set to open in Spring 2028. This ambitious project, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, will create a world-leading space for the display and reinterpretation of South Asian art and design

Earlier this year, Jared Mensah, one of our Directors at Greenway Associates and our go-to expert on cultural projects, travelled to Tokyo to attend the International Museum Construction Congress (IMCC), held in April 2025. This global gathering brings together professionals from across the world who are shaping the future of museums, galleries, and cultural spaces.

As the UK recovers from a summer heatwave, and Hurricane Erin looms, the cost of building for extreme weather is a hot topic. How do we make our buildings more resilient? And how much will it cost?

At Greenway Associates, we’ve always championed early-stage thinking in construction, which includes sustainability. Whether we’re delivering for heritage institutions or hospitality giants, one thing is clear - climate-ready buildings aren’t just nice to have, they’re essential.

We’re thrilled to share that Showtown Blackpool was named Winner of Permanent Exhibition of the Year, and The Grand Egyptian Museum received a Highly Commended in the International Exhibition of the Year category at the 2025 Museums + Heritage Awards. Both projects were proudly supported by Greenway Associates as Cost Consultants, and it’s an honour to see them recognised among the best in the cultural and heritage sector.

Greenway Associates is excited to welcome Lawrence Evans to our team as a Senior Quantity Surveyor.

Greenway Associates are proud to be part of a landmark heritage project in Stratford-upon-Avon: the development of a long-term masterplan for Shakespeare’s birthplace and its surrounding cultural spaces. Spearheaded by BDP (Building Design Partnership Ltd) and backed by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, the scheme will reimagine one of the UK’s most treasured historic sites, creating a world-class destination that celebrates the legacy of Shakespeare.

“UNREASONABLE HOSPITALITY - The Remarkable Power of Giving People More Than They Expected" has become a must-read for all business professionals, but especially for those in Hospitality. Greenway Associates are giving away 2 x copies of the yellow page turner!

With over 25 years experience in Independent Hotels and as hospitality experts, the Independent Hotel Show, in Olympia, London, is always on the Greenway Associates calendar. This year Greenway Associates’ Project Manager Lynn Lavenac attended and found the experience “both insightful and inspiring.”

The event offered a fascinating glimpse into the latest innovations shaping the future of hospitality, from sustainable design to cutting-edge technology.

At Greenway Associates, we’ve had the privilege of working on some of London’s most exciting hospitality projects, helping restaurateurs bring their culinary visions to life. And now, one of the hottest trends—both literally and figuratively—is the rise of live-fire cooking. Across the capital, chefs are trading in gas and electric for wood and charcoal, tapping into the primal allure of open flames.

William Morris Gallery, uniquely devoted to the designer, craftsman, and radical socialist William Morris. Greenway Associates were appointed as the Cost Consultant and Project Manager in the refurbishment of this gallery, which is currently ongoing.

Greenway Associates first came into contact with Ab Rogers almost two decades ago, when we worked together on the Tate Modern Public Concourses. We went on to work together on various other cultural projects and exhibitions in London, and it was always evident to us that Ab’s passion for user-led design would take him far. We interview Ab Rogers in 2024, on the topic of Brutalism, and whether it’s back in UK’s good graces.

Greenway Associates are delighted to welcome Asher Mehmet to our team as a Senior Surveyor.

We have 3 x 1st Edition Prints of “Brutalist Buildings of London” - a Set of 2 Posters, by artist Mai Sommer to give away. The artworks details 11 iconic Brutalist buildings that stretch across the London landscape, as well as the concrete used in their construction. All you need to do is email us and tell us where you would hang it.

William Mitchell was a renowned artist sculptor known for his contributions to brutalist architecture. This article features some of his art which was done in concrete and other humble materials.