Elliott Crossley

Digital delivery director Sheffield

T: +44 [0]114 273 1641
E: elliott.crossley@bdp.com

Elliott is the practice’s digital delivery director, acting as an ambassador for the advancement of the design and delivery process through digital means.

He has a strong track record of delivering award winning interdisciplinary designs, including Manchester Engineering Campus, Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool and AstraZeneca Headquarters, Cambridge, and his current projects include the Palace of Westminster Restoration and Renewal Programme.

Elliott manages the strategic use of technology across our project teams, our supply chain and wider industry partners to inform best practice and identify emerging areas of opportunity provided by digital tools. An architectural technologist by background, he is recognised for his ability to deliver innovative solutions with a combination of enthusiasm, strong work ethic and positive attitude under pressure.

He is a regular speaker at industry events and conferences and is a contributory member of BIM 2050 Group, member of CIAT Practice Focus Group and a Certified Autodesk Revit Professional. He is also one of the first to be recognised as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists.

Architecture/design practices of the future will be...

We must learn to become more adaptive, to more rapidly and effectively respond to the changing needs of future society. A digital and data-centric approach is a step towards that. But the most interesting things happen at the intersection of our professions and so I expect to see a much more deliberate integration of the design, construction and client/operator team as the norm.

Projects

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Palace of Westminster Restoration and Renewal

BDP was awarded a full interdisciplinary contract for client advisory services to help ensure the safe and secure future of the Grade I listed Palace of Westminster.

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AstraZeneca Discovery Centre

A central hub of labs forms the focal point for the centre, to encourage collaborative working across the organisation and with partners within the Cambridge Life Sciences cluster through an open design and campus environment.

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Alder Hey Children’s Health Park

The building rises out of the park on approach with an undulating profile, making it instantly recognisable and a striking and iconic gateway to Liverpool.

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Brunel Building, Southmead Hospital

The new hospital presents a high quality public face utilising a semi-randomised façade aesthetic giving a non-institutional character to the bedroom wings.

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Manchester Engineering Campus Development

Construction of the largest home for engineering in any UK university. Manchester Engineering Campus Development (MECD) provides world-class sustainable research facilities, alongside flexible and innovative teaching and learning spaces for 8,000 students, staff and academics.

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Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

Hospital sets new teaching and healing standards. We developed an ‘ideal hospital’ concept through intensive consultation with patients, visitors, staff and the trust’s clinical review groups.

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The Maxwell Centre, University of Cambridge

The Maxwell Centre aims to expand the University of Cambridge’s world class Cavendish Laboratory and advance the scale of industrial engagement for the benefit of the British economy and society.

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