Niazi Roden is a progressive
design practice specialising
in architecture, master-planning
and urban design.
Our projectsdesign practice specialising
in architecture, master-planning
and urban design.
Our DNA
We strive to put people at
the heart of our projects,
shaping sustainable, timeless
structures and spaces
that truly resonate with those
that use them.
Our Practicethe heart of our projects,
shaping sustainable, timeless
structures and spaces
that truly resonate with those
that use them.
Niazi Roden are large
enough to cope, yet
small enough to care.”
enough to cope, yet
small enough to care.”
William Jewson
Director—Top Road Group
Director—Top Road Group
Our Projects
We love working with Niazi Roden
and are extremely grateful for the
continued efforts on this project.
Developing our first UK asset and
an iconic lab for Europe was
no mean feat, but I feel like we are
achieving it together.”
and are extremely grateful for the
continued efforts on this project.
Developing our first UK asset and
an iconic lab for Europe was
no mean feat, but I feel like we are
achieving it together.”
Thomas Renn
Vice President—Breakthrough Properties
Development & Acquisitions
Vice President—Breakthrough Properties
Development & Acquisitions
Trinity by Breakthrough, Oxford
Labs Explained
We are delighted to have collaborated with the Knight Frank life sciences team on our joint Labs Explained Report.
“The growth of the Life Sciences market in the UK has created a different type of property use with many unique features and idiosyncrasies. Here we set out to explain the different laboratory typologies, introducing conventional terminology and giving consideration to the structural requirements of buildings to facilitate laboratory fit out and operation.”
Download the report“The growth of the Life Sciences market in the UK has created a different type of property use with many unique features and idiosyncrasies. Here we set out to explain the different laboratory typologies, introducing conventional terminology and giving consideration to the structural requirements of buildings to facilitate laboratory fit out and operation.”
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