Ministry of Defence Main Building An Updated Office in a Historic Structure Designed by Vincent Harris in 1915 and constructed after WWII, this neo-classical, Grade I-listed building retains a number of historic spaces, including a 16th-century vaulted undercroft and several 18th-century rooms. HOK's renovation design creates a contemporary, efficient work space for more than 3,300 government staff members while retaining and restoring the building's unique original features. The open-plan environment supports interaction, communication and collaboration in less hierarchical workspaces, transforming the work processes of the Ministry of Defence. The historic rooms from Pembroke House and Cromwell House, which were rebuilt in their current location in 1951, have been carefully restored. Ent

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