Thursday, January 9, 2025

Leeds group acquires London architecture practice

DB3 Group, a Leeds-headquartered architecture, engineering, and building solutions consultancy, has acquired TTG Architects, a London-based architecture practice specialising in retail and education.

Since their move to an employee-owned model in December 2022, DB3 has been working to shape its operations for future growth, with this acquisition being one of the steps made to strengthen its retail and education teams.

Founded in 1982, TTG Architects has built a strong reputation for delivering retail design projects. The practice works with some of the UK’s largest retail brands, including Primark and Tesco.

Over the past 30 years, DB3 and TTG have collaborated on numerous projects, working for mutual clients such as Marks & Spencer. The acquisition formalises this relationship and enhances DB3’s ability to serve high profile clients such as HUGO BOSS, adidas, Boots, Co-op, Morrisons and Tim Hortons.

Julius Steinert, Managing Director for the South at DB3, celebrated the recent business move, emphasising its significance for the company’s future. “This acquisition represents a significant step forward for DB3 as we continue to evolve and grow.

“It not only reinforces our commitment to providing stability and consistency to our clients but also positions us to lead in the retail sector. By uniting the strengths of DB3 and TTG, we are combining our expertise to deliver outstanding service to our clients.”

TTG will become part of DB3’s London team at Glasshouse Yard, adding valuable expertise to support the company’s expanding portfolio. As part of the integration, TTG’s Managing Director, Peter Tunwell, will become a member of the DB3 Board, while Peter Stone will join DB3’s Operations Board, further strengthening the leadership team with their experience and insights.

“Joining DB3 is an exciting opportunity for TTG,” said Peter Tunwell. “Our shared histories and complementary expertise mean we can offer even more to the brands and clients we work with while continuing to grow in the retail and education sectors.”

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