Following its successful feature in Open House 2014, NBA's project Montpelier Road has been selected to take part once again in Open House 2015. On Sunday 20th September some 350 members of the public attended to view the project and access the internal areas.

NBA's recently completed innovative solar project at Delancey Street, Camden, London, otherwise known as Solstice Point, has been added onto ArchDaily's list of mixed use projects. The scheme has once again been retweeted and pinned numerous times and is in the running for a selection af architectural awards.

The popularity of the Haydon Activity Project has continued with the project have been shortlisted for the New London Architecture AWARDS 2015. In select company the project is vying for the accolade of best Educational Project in London 2015. As an infill project to an exiting school with a modest £2m budget the project faces stiff competition from large budget new build schools.

Progress on this 'one off' house near Great Missenden has reached weather tight stage. The roofworks are complete with the external colonade and pillasters being constructed. Facia panels are complete to the upper edge showing the extent of the eaves feature that will be repeated at the lower level. Completion is set for August 2015.

NBA’s much valued new Activity Hall at Haydon School has been added to Arch Daily's list of selected Educational projects. The much retweeted and pintrest posted project has since been selected by a series of other websites for inclusion in their education sections. A welcome recognition for the successful project.

NBA have been shortlisted in the limited invitation competition to refurbish the council chamber and mayoral town hall areas. This refurbishment project, targetted with a £4m budget, is aimed at making the entrance areas, public realm and councillors areas more welcoming. The 1977, Sir Basil Spence building was completed after his death and went through a number of changes and upgrades from the original 1969 scheme. The council chamber, however, remains mostly intact and the 1907s style of furnishings and fittings are in need of upgrading.

The Activity Hall at Haydon School, Pinner, has been completed. This 600sqm addition to the school creates a significant connection between school buildings to enable genuine improvement in accessibility and efficiency throughout the school. The hall is raised on stilts joining the ground floor of the upper buildings and the first floor of the lower buildings. The resulting undercroft is a covered play area and already home to the schools break time table tennis club! This additional play area resolves a previously awkward and ignored part of the school ground which acted as a barrier between the levels of a large sloping school site. It is a welcome addition to the pupils and staff alike.

The client and owner of the site at 86-88 Delancey Street has put the units on the market with agents Knight Frank. This ends a long and eventful journey for this project that received planning approval in June 2008.

NBA have successfully handed over the refurbishment of North West London Jewish Day School's main hall and ancillary buildings completed over the school summer holidays. The project included the installation of new acoustic and wall panelling along with upgraded lighting systems to revitalise a 1980s hall. The existing cherry wood floors were brought back to their former quality. New AC units and air handling were introduced to improve the temperature control during full occupancy.

NBA's project Urban River Pockets has been selected for the MIPIM London exhibition of ARCHITECTURE TOMORROW for October 2014. This concept project initiated by NBA will be exhibited under the Urban Regeneration Section at the show on MIPIMs largest stand with other successful entrants. Aimed at highlighting Londons architectural talent of tomorrow the exhibition showcases designs selected by the review panel that are images of how the capital could look in the future.

NBA's project Montpelier Road has been selected to take part in Open House 2014. On 20-21st September members of the public will be given the opportunity to view the project in situ with access to internal areas. The organisers of Open House were so impressed with the project that they have included an image of it on the front page of the Open House Brochure 2014 located next to prominent London landmarks such as the recently completed RSHP 'cheesegrater' building.