Wilkinson Eyre Architects is one of the UK’s leading architectural practices. Its designs are widely recognised and have received extensive acclaim including back-to-back success in the RIBA Stirling Prize for Architecture for the Magna Project in 2001 and the Gateshead Millennium Bridge in 2002. The practice’ work is based on an informed use of technology and materials and combines a commitment to innovation with an awareness of context to deliver high quality architectural design with strong identity. The practice’s current projects include the Guangzhou International Finance Centre in China, two of the world’s biggest glasshouses in Singapore for the Gardens by the Bay project, the Basketball Arena for the London 2012 Olympic  and the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth - which on completion will reunite the Tudor warship with a priceless collection of artifacts.