Simon Riley

Principal, South Region Chair London

T: +44 [0]20 7812 8000
E: simon.riley@bdp.com

Simon is head of London studio and South Region Chair. He also heads the design management group across the practice.

Simon is a Principal and Design Management Director based in the London Studio. He is also Chair of BDP South which comprises the London and Bristol Studios.

He has wide experience in design and construction process planning, risk management and procurement. He brings together teams to plan, manage and deliver a wide variety of our projects, spanning public and private sectors.

Simon is very experienced in interdisciplinary design planning and the management of large complex projects. He is recognised for his ability to deliver, having a combination of enthusiasm, strong work ethic and positive attitude under pressure. His primary capabilities lie in the briefing, design, procurement, construction, handover, migration and operational readiness of projects within the built environment.

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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PwC

PwC challenge themselves to provide their people with a great place to work. We create open plan space with a minimum of closed offices to enhance internal communications and support the company culture.

Hale Village

Major, sustainable, mixed use regeneration, benefiting the whole of North London.

Teaching, Trauma and Tertiary Care Centre (3Ts)

Two new state-of-the-art hospital buildings will bring Elderly Care, General Medicine, HIV and Clinical Infection wards up to modern standards, and establish the hospital as the Major Trauma Centre for the region. The new build will include 361 beds, 65% of which will be in single en-suite rooms, a helipad and additional parking spaces underground.

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Senate House, University of London

The University of London’s Grade II* listed Senate House, designed by Charles Holden, was in urgent need of refurbishment and updating.

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BSkyB

Refurbishment of 1980s buildings for an administrative HQ. We provided open plan space with minimal closed offices to enhance internal communications and support company culture.

Brewhouse Yard

Creation of a new studio environment in a late 19th century brewery building.