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Careers Visit to Longnor CE Primary School
BM3's Director John Jones visited Longnor CE Primary School for a careers event, delivering an engaging session on architecture and design. He introduced pupils to BM3, explained how architecture shapes everyday spaces, and inspired curiosity about the profession.
Thank you to the school for the warm welcome and a great afternoon.
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Insider Midlands Residential Property Awards 2025
Highgate was Highly Commended in the Small Residential Development of the Year (under 100 units) category at the Insider Midlands Residential Property Awards 2025. The evening recognised a wide range of outstanding residential projects across the region, celebrating innovation and quality in the sector.
Congratulations to all winners and nominees.
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BM3 Rovers Hit the Pitch!
Yesterday, BM3 Rovers hit the pitch at the @fairviewnewhomes Football Tournament, helping raise over £30,000 for the Alzheimer’s Society, an incredible cause.
A huge thankyou to Fairview for hosting such a fantastic event, and congratulations to everyone who took part! We’re especially proud of our team for powering through the 30-degree heat. Roll on the next tournament!
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BM3 supports Wolverhampton’s housing regeneration
BM3 is proud to support Wolverhampton’s housing regeneration through two key projects.
In Bilston, 11 A-rated, gas-free homes have been delivered on Ettingshall Road, transforming a former fly-tipped site.In Bushbury, work has begun on 99 energy-efficient bungalows at Lincoln Green, replacing outdated prefabs as part of a wider programme to modernise housing and create sustainable communities.
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Insider Residential Property Awards 2025
BM3 is proud to be shortlisted in two categories at this year’s Insider Media Midlands Residential Property Awards!
Our Highgate development, in partnership with @bhamcitycouncil and @morropartnerships , has been recognised in both the Social Housing Award and Small Residential Development of the Year categories!
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A space for reflection and inspiration - Paul's memorial garden
Yesterday marked two years since the passing of our colleague and friend, Paul Shepherd.
As a director at BM3, his professionalism, warmth, and humour left a lasting impact. We remember him through the memorial garden created in his honour, a place for reflection and inspiration.
Our thoughts remain with his wife Becky and their sons, Jacob and Archie.
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BM3 attends UKREiiF 2025
Last week, members of the BM3 team attended UKREiiF 2025 in Leeds.
It was a valuable few days filled with insightful conversations, new connections, and fresh ideas, offering inspiration and perspective on the future development of our towns and cities. he collaborative atmosphere highlighted the importance of cross-sector partnerships in delivering resilient, inclusive, and future-ready communities.
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BM3's Emily attends Pride 2025
BM3’s Architect Emily attended this year’s Pride event hosted by Building Equality and the @brumarchitecture
It’s great to see the Architecture and Construction community come together in celebration of inclusivity and representation. The event provided a valuable opportunity for professionals to connect, exchange perspectives, and reflect on the importance of fostering diverse and supportive workplaces.
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Wear it Green at BM3
BM3 marked Wear It Green Day for World Mental Health Awareness Week, showing support for mental wellbeing. Teams wore green, shared a healthy lunch, joined a clay workshop, and connected with colleagues. The day highlighted our commitment to an inclusive, supportive workplace. With 1 in 4 affected by mental health challenges, small actions help spark conversations, reduce stigma, and promote understanding.
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Leicester Waterside features in UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture report!
We’re proud to see Leicester Waterside, delivered with Keepmoat Homes, featured by UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture.
The report highlights how high-quality housing can be achieved in challenging areas. The scheme showcases strong partnerships, thoughtful regeneration, and a long-term approach to placemaking, helping set a benchmark for design quality and wider social, economic, and environmental value.
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Progress made on Wilford Lane, Nottingham!
We recently visited the Wilford Lane site in Nottingham and were pleased to see strong progress with Keepmoat Homes on this regeneration scheme, transforming a former restaurant and rifle range into 90 new homes and apartments.The design responds to flood risk and ecological constraints, including a protected badger sett, with elevated homes, discreet parking, and retained green space. The result is a sustainable, contemporary, nature-led community.
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RIBA Stage 4 work commences for Brockworth Road!
We’re excited to begin RIBA Stage 4 for Brockworth Road in Druids Heath!
On behalf of Birmingham City Council, BM3 secured full planning approval for the scheme, delivering much-needed affordable homes ahead of wider regeneration plans. We’re pleased to continue working with Lovell on this next stage and look forward to seeing the development progress and take shape.
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Women In Architecture: BAA Event
Last night, BM3 team members attended the Birmingham Architectural Association Women in Architecture event.
We’re proud of Emily Walsh and Megan Smith for showcasing their work.
The evening featured inspiring talks from guest speakers and left us motivated to keep supporting and amplifying women’s voices in architecture and the wider industry.
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Outline Planning Permission granted for 3,500 new homes in Druids Heath, Birmingham
We are excited to announce that the Outline Planning Permissions for the £1b regeneration of Druids Heath, Birmingham, has been approved! This residential-led, mixed-use development will deliver up to 3,500 new homes, with the council committed to 51% affordable, transforming the area into a thriving, sustainable community. You can read more about the project here: https://www.bm3.co.uk/projects/druids-heath_landscape/
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Wild Walk, Telford: Progress Update!
BM3's Andre visited Granville Road in Telford and was thrilled with progress by Lovell.
This Biodiversity Net Gain scheme is beautifully integrated with Granville Country Park, enhancing habitats and green connections for people and wildlife.The design includes Village Greens, Pocket Parks, and therapeutic gardens, plus welcoming spaces for wellbeing and community use. Tree-lined routes link the site into a cohesive, nature-led development.
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Reflecting on 2024
Hello, 2025! BM3 reflects on an incredible 2024: raising £10k for the British Heart Foundation, supporting charities, mentorships and 13 work placements to name a few.
We worked on 300 residential schemes with 80 clients, secured 4 housing frameworks, stayed Carbon Neutral, joined WISH, attended key conferences, achieved award recognition, and delivered CPD, promotions and sponsorships. Join us for an exciting year ahead!