With a growing emphasis on Life Science projects, we bring extensive experience and proficiency to this expanding sector.Drawing from years of collaboration across diverse markets, our mission is clear: to breathe life into every space and reveal its full potential.

Explore our portfolio to see how we've contributed to a range of projects – from rejuvenating vacant spaces to pioneering new developments in the Life Science field.

Victoria House, London
Oxford Property Group

Oxford Property Group, a seasoned player in the Life Science sector with an impressive portfolio of over 5 million sq ft worldwide, partnered with us on their exciting project, Victoria House.

Situated in London's vibrant Knowledge Quarter, this historic Grade II listed building is set to become the hub for established players and promising rising stars in the Life Sciences arena. See through the images to explore the remarkable 300,000 sq ft of cutting-edge spaces that will soon house the future leaders of the Life Science industry.

Grove Business Park, UK
Siren Design

ATLP Consulting are rebranding and rebuilding the Oxfordshire business park into The Grove Business Park , a Life Science center that will attract people from all over the world. We helped Siren Design display the overarching concept of creating a focal recreational 'heart' (I.e. the park) and bringing the enhanced landscaping, biodiversity and green amenity spaces to life!

Oxford North - Oxford's new innovation district

When we were invited to create our proposal for Oxford North, by the joint venture between Thomas White Oxford, the development company of St John's College, Oxford, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Stanhope, we were elated. The chance to work on a £700 million development, with the ambition to create a thriving science and technology community, as a new and exciting, yet respectful addition to Oxford, was one of a kind.

Oxford, home to the world's second-oldest university, and a renowned destination for research and innovation, is consistently ranking the University of Oxford as the world's best by The Times Higher Education Supplement. While the city is positively brimming with academic excellence, the pursuit of cutting-edge scientific progress requires cutting-edge facilities and so the 64-acre site is set to become a thriving mixed-use destination with 1 million sq ft of laboratories and workplaces for scientists, entrepreneurs, and innovators alongside 480 new homes.