CPMG Architects
CPMG Architects is an architectural practice in Nottingham. History The practice was established in 1997 from the merger of two local companies, Crampin Pring, and James McArtney. With Jack Gant, the initials of the four architects were used to create the CPMG name. In 2011 Jack Gant and Bill Crampin retired, and four directors undertook a management buyout of the practice. It opened a branch office in London in 2015. The Birmingham office was opened in 2021 Works Adams Building, Nottingham 1996-99 restoration for New College Nottingham Rugby Art Gallery and Museum 2000 Octagon, Derby Road, Nottingham 2000-01 (conversion to apartments) Elective Orthopaedic Theatres, Nottingham City Hospital 2001 Coopers Square, Burton on Trent 2001 Network Rail HQ, York 2002 Hicks Building, University of Sheffield 2002 (remodelling block of 1955-64) Boots Building, High Street, Nottingham 2002 (refitting for Zara) Bristol Airport Air Traffic Control Centre 2004 Moat House Primary School, Coventry 2004 Rolls-Royce Compressions, Sinfin, Derby 2004 Nottingham Squash Club 2004 Radiology Unit, Leicester General Hospital 2005 Student Health Centre, University of Sheffield 2005 Pharmacy Quality Control Unit, Queen's Medical Centre 2006 Moseley Primary School, Coventry 2006 WEBS Training Academy, Beeston, Nottingham 2006 Phoenix Building, Teesside University 2006 Huntingdon Library and